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Leadville runner Courtney Dauwalter wins fourth Hardrock 100 title, sets course record
By Ryan Sederquist Follow
rsederquist@vaildaily.com at Aspen Times
· July 12, 2026
· 1 min read
Leadville ultrarunner Courtney Dauwalter secured her fourth Hardrock 100 title on Saturday with another magical stroll through the San Juan Mountains.
The 41-year-old — who was a collegiate Nordic skier and worked as a high school science teacher in Denver before emerging as a long-distance st...
Key takeaway The 41-year-old — who was a collegiate Nordic skier and worked as a high school science teacher in Denver before emerging as a long-distance st...
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Aspen 's own proximity to world-class trail running destinations makes Courtney Dauwalter's achievement all the more relevant to local enthusiasts. The 102.5-mile Hardrock 100 loop, with its average elevation of over 11,000 feet, presents a formidable challenge that resonates with Aspen's high-country runners who contend with similar mountain-weather hazards and rugged terrain. Dauwalter's record-breaking performance serves as a testament to the allure of ultra-trail running in the Rocky Mountains, where Aspen's own trails offer endless opportunities for athletes to test their endurance. The fact that Dauwalter, a former high school science teacher, has found success in her mid-30s also underscores the potential for local athletes to discover and develop their passion for trail running in the Aspen area, where a strong community of runners and access to high-altitude trails provide a unique training ground.
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Published: July 12, 2026 ·
Source: Aspen Times ·
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What is this story about? Leadville ultrarunner Courtney Dauwalter secured her fourth Hardrock 100 title on Saturday with another magical stroll through the San Juan Mountains.
The 41-year-old — who was a collegiate Nordic skier and worked as a high school science teacher in Denver before emerging as a long-distance st...
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