Kids' Fall Series - Where Kids Run Free! - Long Series - All Race Days
External Event
Distance
Unknown
Pace
All paces
Terrain
Trail
Difficulty
Beginner-friendly
About this run
The Kids' Fall Series in Colorado Springs, CO, offers a fun and engaging running experience for young athletes aged 14 and under. This series spans four distinct races held in various city and county parks, providing a unique opportunity for children to explore different natural settings.
The series features four progressive divisions: Super Mini, Mini, Short Series, and Long Series. Each division offers races of increasing distances, allowing participants to choose a challenge that suits their age and ability. The Long Series, for instance, includes distances ranging from 1 mile up to 2.5 miles, designed for those looking for a more substantial run.
This event is designed as a trail series, incorporating natural elements that add an adventurous aspect to the races. Runners can expect a dynamic course that may include hay bales, rocks, and other minor obstructions, encouraging adaptability and a sense of accomplishment. Every participant receives a ribbon after completing each race, with special commemorative medals awarded to those who complete the fourth and final race.
Who it's for
This series is ideal for children aged 14 and under who are looking for a fun introduction to trail running. With various distances available across the Super Mini, Mini, Short Series, and Long Series divisions, there are options for very young children and those ready for longer distances up to 2.5 miles.
What to expect
- Arrive at least 30 minutes before your race start time to allow for parking and warm-up.
- The course is a trail series and may include natural obstacles such as rocks and hay bales.
- Wear comfortable running shoes suitable for varied terrain.
- Check the weather forecast for Colorado Springs on race day and dress in layers accordingly.
- Encourage your child to have fun and enjoy the experience, regardless of the competitive aspect.
Good to know
- This event is part of a series, with multiple race days scheduled.
- Ribbons are awarded after each race, and medals are given at the final event.
- Results are recorded for the Short Series and Long Series divisions.
Typical conditions
For events around October 2026 in Colorado Springs, CO, United States: Typical autumn conditions in this region — conditions can change quickly; confirm race-day guidance on the official page.
How to prepare
Trail events reward time on uneven surfaces and hills. Practice footing and bring the shoes and hydration the organizer recommends — details vary by race.
Find races near youGetting there
This event is listed in Colorado Springs, CO, United States. Confirm the exact start venue, parking, and transit options on the official registration page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Kids' Fall Series?+
The Kids' Fall Series is a running event for children aged 14 and under, held in Colorado Springs, CO, across four different parks.
When is the next race date?+
The next race date is October 4, 2026. Runners should check the official registration page for specific start times and series schedule.
What are the race distances?+
Distances vary by division: Super Mini (25-100 yards), Mini (100-400 yards), Short Series (.5-1.25 miles), and Long Series (1-2.5 miles). All distances are approximate.
Is this a road race or a trail race?+
This is a trail series, which may include natural obstacles.
What age group is this event for?+
The series is open to children aged 14 and under.
Are there prizes?+
Each child receives a ribbon after each race, and commemorative medals are awarded at the fourth race. Results are generated for the short and long series.
How do I register?+
Registration details and sign-up can be found on the official registration page: https://pprrun.org/races/fall-series-kids
Where is the race held?+
The races are held in various city and county parks in Colorado Springs, CO.
Registration is handled by the official event organizer
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