Located in the Rocky Mountains, Twin Lakes is a small village bustling with activity during the Leadville 100 Mile race. Runners encounter the Twin Lakes Aid Station at mile 38 and 62, facing the challenge of tight cutoff times. Runners must pass through the aid station outbound by 1:30 p.m. and return by 10:15 p.m. The local community actively supports the event, with businesses thriving as crews and pacers set up to assist runners, creating a festive and supportive atmosphere.
The Leadville 100 Mile race at Twin Lakes, Colorado, features an out-and-back course where runners face tight cutoff times, showcasing the community's support during this grueling challenge.
Twin Lakes, nestled by two lakes and under the shadow of Mount Elbert, serves as not only a picturesque adventure hub but also one of the busiest aid stations in ultrarunning.
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