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Glorieta 12 Hour Endurance Race Details
Location: Glorieta Camps in Glorieta, New Mexico
Date: Saturday, May 2nd, 2026
Time: 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Format: As many 3.2 mile loops as you can come for a few or stay for them all
Options: Solo - Relay team - Run/Walk - Ruck
Course: Scenic, pine-lined foothill trails with smooth singletrack
Aid Station: Fully stocked all day
Bling: Custom mileage awards

We will not be able to accommodate any registration request once online registration closes.

Glorieta Twelve Hour Endurance Race – Feral Adventures This destination event will be set in the southern terminus of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and will offer a well-supported test of stamina and perseverance, giving participants 12 hours to complete as many 3.2-mile trail loops as possible or desired.

Just 7 days left to register for the Glorieta 12 Hour Endurance Race.
Location: Glorieta Camps in Glorieta, New Mexico
Date: Saturday, May 2nd, 2026
Time: 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Format: As many 3.2 mile loops as you can come for a few or stay for them all
Options: Solo - Relay team - Run/Walk - Ruck
Course: Scenic, pine-lined foothill trails with smooth singletrack
Aid Station: Fully stocked all day
Vibe: Community, challenge, and a whole lot of trail fun

Glorieta Twelve Hour Endurance Race The Glorieta Twelve Hour Endurance Race is on Saturday May 2, 2026. It includes the following events: 12 hour RUN and 12 hour RUCK.

No need to have it all figured out just yet... but today's your last chance to lock in that bougie race apparel to show off later. Registration closes April 29 (no race day registration), but the deadline for swag is today at midnight.

Future you might appreciate committing today and rocking that custom race top to show off your accomplishment.

Camping (RV + tent) and hotel-style lodging are just minutes from the start/finish so you can keep your loop count fully customizable or allow for time to rest and refresh if on a team!

Glorieta 12 Hour Race Details:
Location: Glorieta Camps in Glorieta, New Mexico
Date: Saturday, May 2nd, 2026
Time: 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Format: As many 3.2 mile loops as you can come for a few or stay for them all
Options: Solo - Relay team - Run/Walk - Ruck
Course: Scenic, pine-lined foothill trails with smooth singletrack
Aid Station: Fully stocked all day
Vibe: Community, challenge, and a whole lot of trail fun

Glorieta Twelve Hour Endurance Race – Feral Adventures This destination event will be set in the southern terminus of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and will offer a well-supported test of stamina and perseverance, giving participants 12 hours to complete as many 3.2-mile trail loops as possible or desired.

How many loops can you run/ruck in 12 hours?
One? Ten? All of them?
Come find out at the Glorieta 12 Hour Endurance Race. Go solo or relay with friends, on some ridiculously good trails. May 2nd, 2026

Glorieta Twelve Hour Endurance Race – Feral Adventures This destination event will be set in the southern terminus of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and will offer a well-supported test of stamina and perseverance, giving participants 12 hours to complete as many 3.2-mile trail loops as possible or desired.

GBP Winter Trail Series The GBP Winter Trail Series is on Monday December 1, 2025 to Saturday February 28, 2026. It includes the following events: The Hare - In-person individual race only, The Goat - In-person individual race only, The Coyote - In-person individual race only, The Hare Virtual, The Goat Virtual, The Coyote...

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On Tuesday night, the Galisteo Basin Preserve was overwhelmed by a storm of record power and scale. More than five inches of rain fell in just a few hours—a deluge so fierce it scoured the land with the force of a thousand-year flood.

Arroyos overflowed their banks, crossings were swept aside, sections of trails were gutted, and overlooks—places where we pause to take in the beauty and immensity of this extraordinary landscape —were battered.

In collaboration with hundreds of community volunteers, dedicated nonprofit partners, and stewardship organizations like the Santa Fe Fat Tire Society, Commonweal has tended this landscape with love and vigilance: working to protect its fragile soils, its winding trails, and its living tapestry of piñon, juniper, and grasslands. Over the past two decades, we’ve come to appreciate the preserve’s fragility… and its resilience.

But today, the GBP suffers the wounds of a storm that few among us have ever witnessed.

In the aftermath of the flood, we are tasked with making urgent repairs: rebuilding roads and arroyo crossings, reclaiming trails, stabilizing erosion, and establishing safe passage to areas of the preserve’s heartland. The work will be time-consuming and costly. If you plan to visit the GBP during the next few weeks, please bring extreme care and avoid areas that have been severely impacted by erosion.

By current estimates, Commonweal will need to devote upwards of $40,000 to return the preserve to a condition where roads are fully accessible, trails are securely rebuilt, and drainages are cleared of trees and rocks.

Needless to say, FEMA won’t be coming to our rescue.

A generous gift today will constitute a gesture of resilience equal to the land’s own: an affirmation that this unique open space and recreational resource, beloved by thousands, will not be left torn and scarred by an epic flood. With your support, Commonweal will be able to quickly and efficiently restore the paths, crossings, and overlooks that tie us to this land and to one another.

In a time when the world and our nation feel increasingly fractured and unmoored, the Galisteo Basin Preserve continues to offer solace, beauty, and belonging. I hope you’ll chose to join me in responding to this moment with generosity and love for a precious, magical, and beautiful place that brings joy and light to our lives.

With gratitude and resolve,

Ted Harrison
President

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