All-Out Fa La La Holiday Run
Participants run or walk 5K, 10K, or half marathon distances along the scenic Big Dry Creek Trail with views of the Front Range. The holiday-themed event features festive music, an informal costume contest, on-course aid stations, and post-race food such as breakfast burritos, bagels, and hot cider. Every finisher receives a commemorative medal with free on-site engraving, along with holiday race socks.
What to Expect
Holiday-themed 5K, 10K, and half marathon along Big Dry Creek Trail.
Event Details
Duration
Most half marathon athletes finish within four hours, including those who walk the entire distance.
Ages
All ages
Timed Entry
No
Organizer
All-Out Multicourse Productions
Food & Drink
Athletes receive a post-race breakfast burrito with chorizo, vegetarian, and vegan options, plus bagels, fruit, chocolate milk, and hot cider if it is cold.
Local Insight & Ratings
Family Friendly
Best For
Runners and walkers looking for a festive, dog-friendly race
Vibe
Festive and active
Energy Level
Moderate
Budget
$$$
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
Moderate
Location
Know Before You Go
- Tickets: In-person Half Marathon: $85.80 including $5.80 fee; ages 0–14 and 65–99: $68.84. 10K: $64.60 including $4.60 fee; ages 0–14 and 65–99: $51.88. 5K: $54 including $4 fee; ages 0–14 and 65–99: $43.40. Virtual Half Marathon: $54 including $4 fee; ages 0–14 and 65–99: $43.40. Virtual 10K: $43.40 including $3.40 fee; ages 0–14 and 65–99: $34.92. Virtual 5K: $38.10 including $3.10 fee; ages 0–14 and 65–99: $30.68. In-person race prices increase after November 21, 2026 at 11:59pm MST. – Get tickets
- Hours: Half Marathon: 9:00AM MST–1:00PM MST; 10K: 9:30AM MST–1:00PM MST; 5K: 9:40AM MST–1:00PM MST.
- Parking: Free parking at Church Ranch Office Park, but not at the school, hotels or bank, on the street or behind the office building. Lots may not be plowed after snow.
- Accessibility: Strollers and wheelchairs are welcome on the course, and athletes assisting mobility, hearing, or visually impaired participants receive free registration.
- Pets: Dogs are permitted on-course, subject to basic trail etiquette.
Tips & Advice
- Register at least two weeks before race day for a personalized keepsake bib, and before November 21 when in-person prices go up.
- Arrive with plenty of time, because packet pick-up closes ahead of each start and no one may start more than five minutes after their official start time.
- Pin your bib horizontally on your outermost layer, because the timing chip is on the back and you need the bib to collect checked gear.
- Bring an unwrapped gift for the on-site toy drive supporting A Precious Child, and you'll get a coupon toward a future All-Out event.
- Only bring your dog if it handles crowds, other dogs and loud noise, and keep it on a short lead the whole way.
Special Events & Promotions
- The race turns 15 this year, and every distance gets a special 15th anniversary medal.
- It's now an official BOLDERBoulder Qualifier, so your finishing time from any distance can qualify you for a BOLDERBoulder qualified wave.
- On-site toy drive for A Precious Child: bring an unwrapped gift and get a coupon toward a future All-Out event.
- Informal holiday costume contest, with winners notified after the event.
- Reduced registration for ages 0–14 and 65–99.
Quick Actions
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring my dog?
Yes. Dogs are welcome on the course, but they must be comfortable with crowds, other dogs and loud noise. Keep your dog on a short lead (non-retractable is preferred) and pick up after them. Every aid station and the finish-line aid tent have dog water bowls, and there are dog treats at the gear check tent.
Can I walk the course?
Yes. Beginners and walkers are welcome. There's no time limit on any distance as long as you're actively moving, and a sweep follows the last athletes. Most half marathoners finish within four hours, even those who walk the whole way.
Are strollers and wheelchairs allowed?
Yes. Start at the back of the pack, and check the trail surface information to make sure your wheels can handle it. Athletes with mobility, hearing or vision impairments should get in touch as far ahead as possible. Anyone assisting one of them registers free.
Where should spectators go to cheer?
The best spots are Aid 1 for all athletes, plus Aids 3 and 5 for the half marathon. A downloadable Google map of the course helps spectators find runners.
Is there a place to leave my stuff?
Yes, there's a gear check. Layers you drop at the first aid station you pass are taken back to the gear check tent before you finish. Keep your bib, because you need it to collect your gear.
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