BMHS Color Run 2017

• Battle Mountain 5K Color Fun Run/Walk:- Run 3.1 Miles

Battle Mountain High School Super Boosters presents a fun, 5K COLOR run/walk, with four color stations along a neighborhood route beginning and ending at Battle Mountain High School, culminating in group color throws at the end. Each pre-registered participant will receive a white t-shirt with comemorative logo and an individual color packet to be thrown at the finish. Each registered participant will also have their bib number entered into the post-race drawing which will feature dozens of items to be given away by local supportive businesses. Come ready to show your community spirit! 

Beginning and ending at Battle Mountain High school event area behind the school. The route will take you along Miller Ranch Road, to Singletree Park for color station #1, then to Eagle County Charter Academy for color station #2, followed by color stations #3 and #4 at June Creek Elementary School and Red Canyon High School, respectively. Then returning along Miller Ranch trail through Freedom Park to the event area at BMHS. 

From I-70 East: Edwards exit 163, turn right into the roundabout and turn left/exit south under the interstate (third roundabout "exit"), to the second roundabout exiting east on Miller Ranch Rd (the third "exit"). Battle Mountain High School is on the left/north side of Miller Ranch Road.

From I-70 West: Edwards exit 163, turn right/south off of the exit, to the next roundabout for Miller Ranch Rd (the third "exit"), head east on Miller Ranch Rd and Battle Mountain High School is on the left/north side of Miller Ranch Road.

There is parking at the high school, across the street at Freedom Park or across the street at Colorado Mountain College. 

Come prepared with older clothes/shoes as even though the colored powder (FDA approved color, cornstarch) does wash out, you wouldn't want to take any chances and may want to have a towel with you for your car. There will be large fans to help blow off the powder. Come prepared with glasses or goggles to protect your eyes, and you may want something like a bandana or a neck gator to pull up over your mouth and nose at the color stations to make sure you don't inhale the powder. Or hold your breath and close your eyes! Color throwers are instructed to throw below the chest.