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 Home About Hardrock 100 Overview Course Description Board and Committee Value Statements Snow Pack Conditions Lodging Scholarship Fund Runners Hardrock Live! TrackLeaders GPS Tracking -- Entry and Wait Lists Lottery Registration -- Executive Rules Summary Qualifying Lottery Runner Tracking Ultrasignup -- Pacers Service Requirement Form Service Requirement Form Receipt List Tommyknocker Tales Partners Event Partners Local Supporters Become a Hardrock Partner Volunteers Volunteer Information Aid Stations Communications Course Marking & Clearing Trail Work Medical Symposium Mother Lode Award Results Photos & Run Reports Media Lottery Registration -- Home About Hardrock 100 Overview Course Description Board and Committee Value Statements Snow Pack Conditions Lodging Scholarship Fund Runners Hardrock Live! TrackLeaders GPS Tracking Entry and Wait Lists Lottery Registration -- Executive Rules Summary Qualifying Lottery Runner Tracking Pacers Service Requirement Form Service Requirement Form Receipt List Tommyknocker Tales Partners Event Partners Local Supporters Become a Hardrock Partner Volunteers Volunteer Information Aid Stations Communications Course Marking & Clearing Trail Work Medical Symposium Mother Lode Award Results Photos & Run Reports Media Lottery Registration -- Tommyknocker Tales - April 2021 COVID-19 Update Camp Hardrock 2021 Runner Bios Stay In Touch Run Feature: Aid Stations Partner Feature: Ultimate Direction CONGRATULATIONS to 2020's Joel Zucker Memorial Scholarship winners! We are awarding a record $33,000 this year, thanks to all of your generous contributions. Full Press Release High School Graduates: Clair Cunningham (Lake City) $4000; Berry College, Rome, GA Wyatt Gober (Silverton) $4000; Montana State University, Bozeman, MT Amaris Hamilton (Silverton) $4000; Fort Lewis College, Durango, CO Jessica Henderson (Silverton) $1500; San Juan College, Farmington, NM Kyra Maxfield (Silverton) $1500; Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, NM Continuing Education: Talitha Coombs (Silverton) $3000; Colorado Christian University, Lakewood, CO Hannah deKay (Silverton) $3000; Regis University, Denver, CO Miranda Hall (Lake City) $3000; Cornell College, Mount Vernon, IA Jacee Lawrence (Lake City) $3000; Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction, CO Megan Levine (Lake City) $3000; Adams State University, Alamosa, CO Kayla Zimmerman (Silverton) $3000; Vermont Law School, South Royalton, VT The Hardrock Hundred Endurance Run awards college scholarships to Silverton High School seniors and seniors from the San Juan region who have a connection to the run. Scholarships are also available to former recipients who are continuing their undergraduate education. Donations are Appreciated! To donate online: Go to the Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado Click on the "DONATE" button in the upper right. Click on the "Add special instructions to the seller" and enter "Joel Zucker Scholarship". If you want to mail in a check, make it out to "Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado" and make sure to enter "Joel Zucker Scholarship" in the memo line. Mail it to: Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado PO Box 1673 Durango, CO 81302 Rollover Policy for Hardrock 2021 Hardrock has now been cancelled 2 years in a row, and the last Hardrock lottery was nearly two years ago in December 2018. For our Never runners, we know running Hardrock may be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The Never entrant and wait lists will all be rolled over to 2021. Our Else and Veteran runners will have their entry fees fully refunded. For those categories, we will re-open lottery entries in November, and have a new draw in December. We know the number of Never applicants to Hardrock has quadrupled since our last formula update in 2013. For 2021, we will add 20 additional slots to the Never category, to be filled by runners on the current Never wait list. To minimize the overall impact, 5 fewer entrants will each be selected from the Veteran and Else pools this December lottery, creating a net max increase to the field of 10. To keep the overall number close to 145, the first 10 drops from any entrant list will not be filled. Starting with the 11th drop, spots will be filled as normal. We feel that this balances our goals of giving more runners the opportunity to run Hardrock, while maintaining the "Hardrock Family" atmosphere of long-time Hardrockers returning to challenge the course again. Full Policy Statement Hardrock 2020 Cancelled Due to the ongoing uncertainty surrounding COVID-19, all aspects of the 2020 Hardrock Hundred Endurance Run have been canceled. This includes the run, Camp Hardrock, and the Hardrock 100 Mountain Running Camp. Over the past two months, the Board of Directors and Run Committee completed a thorough decision-making process. This process included consultations with key officials within the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), the U.S. Forest Service (USFS), public health departments and the local communities that support Hardrock. “We have met tirelessly as a Board and Run Committee over these past months. We know the economic impact to the region, as well as the desire of our runners - already postponed for a year - to experience Hardrock. In the end, safety to all was the overriding factor. Our event gathers runners, volunteers, crew and more from around the world into small, isolated mountain communities. We spent a lot of time asking questions and considering options, trying to find a safe version of Hardrock we could hold this year, but the difficult final decision was to cancel the run. We look forward to seeing every member of the Hardrock family in the San Juans in 2021,” shared Run Director Dale Garland. In the near future, we will be updating our community and runners registered for the 2020 Hardrock in regards to the impact this cancellation has on registrations for 2021. Press Release Hardrock 100 At a Glance 100-mile run with 33,050 feet of climb and 33,050 feet of descent for a total elevation change of 66,100 feet with an average elevation of 11,186 feet - low point 7,680 feet (Ouray) and high point 14,048 feet (Handies Peak). All or part of this operation is conducted on Public Lands under special permit from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service. Hardrock 100 Quick Facts Start: 6:00a, July 16, 2021 Where: Silverton, Colorado Elevation: 66,050 feet total elevation change iRunFar Twitter Updates Tweets by @iRunFar Run Manuals 2018 Run Manuals 2018 Hardrock Runners Manual 2018 Hardrock Runners Manual - Course Description 2018 Hardrock Runners Manual - Run History 2018 Hardrock Volunteer Manual Entry and Wait Lists Entry and Wait Lists - Last Updated 12/12/20 Join the Hardrock 100 List Join the chatter and get wisdom from over 800 Hardrock runners and veterans! Follow the link below, and click "join this group" >>> Sign up for the Hardock 100 email list Contact Us Email the Run Director, Dale Garland #HR100 ©Hardrock Hundred Endurance Run. All rights reserved. | Site by Run 100 Miles | Contact Us...