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Leuck and Glassman Win Bergen Peak Half Marathon

Nick Leuck dominated the grueling Bergen Peak Half Marathon on Saturday, Aug. 25, running the 13.1-mile trail race to the top of Bergen Peak in 1 hour, 56 minutes and 45 seconds. Leuck finished almost seven minutes ahead of second-place finisher Andrew Fields, who ran the race in 2:03:30.

Kendra Glassman ran away from the women's field, completing the course in 2:09:49, well ahead of second-place woman Amanda Martin's 2:13:11 effort.

Ninety-seven people competed in the race, which was the fourth event in the 2018 Evergreen Trail Racing Series, five races on challenging mountainous terrain in and around Evergreen put on by Evergreen Park & Recreation District (EPRD).
 
Results

Races
Only one race remains in the 2018 Evergreen Trail Racing Series, the Fall EverGold 10-Miler on Oct. 6. The Fall EverGold is an out-and-back race in Lair O' the Bear Open Space Park in Idledale that takes runners along Bear Creek and up the mountain toward Pence Park before descending to the finish.
 
Learn More
Register and get race details, start locations and course maps here. 
For more information, contact Race Director Kendra Lind, klind@eprd.co or 720-880-1226.


Help EPRD Envision the Future of the Evergreen Lake North Trail

Evergreen Park & Recreation District (EPRD) invites you to attend a 

Public Meeting Thursday, Jan. 11

to discuss our vision for the future of the Evergreen Lake North Trail. 
The meeting will be held from 5-7 PM at Buchanan Park Recreation Center (Bergen Peak Room), 32003 Ellingwood Trail, Evergreen, CO 80439.

The District will discuss its vision for the trail's future, present long-term alternatives and solicit community input. EPRD will also provide background about the trail, including:
  • what happened to force its closure, 
  • what has been going on since then, 
  • what the District has done to improve the trail, 
  • plans for the future. 
 A follow-up public meeting is planned for March.

First, a little background ...

Short-Term Fix

As you probably know, the trail section between Upper Bear Creek Road and the Evergreen Dam along Highway 74 was reopened Nov. 30 after being closed for more than a year and a half due to instability. 

So yes, you can use the trail ... for now. This short-term fix is not expected to last beyond five years.

Long-Term Solutions

What's next? EPRD is looking for alternatives that will last long-termand meet the needs of the trail's diverse users and our growing community. At the public meeting, we will show you some conceptual alternative solutions and you will have an opportunity to provide feedback.
About the Trail Project

The District is working with OV Consulting, a trail project consultant, on the Evergreen Lake North Trail Project. We launched the project in response to the spring 2016 closure of 1,200 feet of the trail, which is located on property owned by the City and County of Denver and managed, through intergovernmental agreements, by EPRD. Details and trail updates can be found here.

Planning Phases I and II have been funded by Great Outdoors Colorado's Connect Initiative Trail Planning Grant Program. GOCO's Connect Initiative increases access to the outdoors in communities across Colorado and fills gaps in important trail systems.

About GOCO

GOCO logoGreat Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) invests a portion of Colorado Lottery proceeds to help preserve and enhance the state's parks, trails, wildlife, rivers and open spaces. GOCO's independent board awards competitive grants to local governments and land trusts, and makes investments through Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Created when voters approved a Constitutional Amendment in 1992, GOCO has since funded more than 4,500 projects in urban and rural areas in all 64 counties without any tax dollar supportVisit GOCO.org for more information. 

We'll see you on Jan. 11! Please tell your friends!

Evergreen Lake North Trail is OPEN ... thanks to EPRD's Parks Department!

Meet Heart Cameron, EPRD's Park Operations Manager. 

Heart and his crew, working with the Evergreen Metropolitan District, are the reason the Evergreen Lake Trail between Upper Bear Creek Road and Evergreen Dam along Highway 74 is finally open! 

They have been working diligently to replace a bin wall (a U-shaped underground support structure) that had crumbled almost completely to dust because of 30 years of use and a lot of water, leaving the trail unsupported and unsafe. 

They also set anchors to complete maintenance on the handrails and resurfaced the trail. 

What's that in Heart's hand in the picture below? The last remaining bit of bin wall. We may mount it on the wall at Park Ops HQ!

This Should Last a While

But it's not over. This is a creative short-term solution that gets the trail open for the community.  We may still need to do maintenance from time to time on the trail, so expect occasional short closures. 

EPRD continues to work on the planning phases of a long-term solution for the trail system. Please monitor EPRD's website for updates.

We highlighted the piece of wall so you can see the only piece of bin wall that had survived. The rest had crumbled to dust.

The trail is open for your use!

Bergen Peak Half Marathon Results 2017

Ryan Dennison won the Bergen Peak Half Marathon on Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017, in 1 hour, 56 minutes and 35 seconds. 

Heather Ray was the first woman to finish, in 2:16:27. 

The race, which took runners through Elk Meadow and to the top of Bergen Peak and back, was the 4th race in the 2017 Evergreen Trail Racing Series. The weather was sunny and perfect.

(Photos by Lisa Hamm-Greenawalt)

Heather Ray

Ryan Dennison
Enjoy more photos here.

EPRD Meyer Ranch 5-Miler Results

It was all in the family for last Saturday's Meyer Ranch 5-Miler.

Michael Medsker won Evergreen Park & Recreation District's trail race in Conifer in a blistering 48 minutes. Trina Ehrenberg, his mother, was the first woman finisher in 55:27.

Thirty-three people registered and 15 ran the third race in the Evergreen Trail Racing Series, a five-race series of running events on mountainous terrain around scenic Evergreen.

A mother-daughter pair finished together to take third among women, and each won her age group - Avalin Sapien (F10-19) and Mya Sapien (F30-39), both in 1:06:48.


(Photos by Diana Griffin, dgriffinphotography.com/)

Top 3 men with race organizers


Top women

Top male and female

Mother-daughter duo finished third among women
Photos by Diana Griffin, dgriffinphotography.com/