Ho-ho-holiday fun for all abilities!
All-Out Fa La La
Saturday, December 6, 2025 9a
Church Ranch Office Park
Half Marathon
645 spots left. Price increases after June 6, 2025 at 11:59pm MDT
Reasons why to be a part of FLL
- The only December half marathon in the Denver area!
- Groups can run different distances from 5K to half marathon
- A wonderfully flat course with great views of the Front Range
- Lots of on-course support for every distance, including dogs!
- We permit dogs and strollers on-course as long as you follow basic trail etiquette
- TONS of free parking very close to the start line and a convenient location
- Medals for all, including 5K, and free medal engraving to customize your keepsake!
- Virtual option if the weather race day doesn't match your training goals
- Celebrate to holidays with great music in the venue and our informal costume contest (winners notified after the event)
- A fun, ugly sweater race shirt!
- Full-color keepsake bibs, personalized if you register by two weeks before the event
- A toy drive and donations supporting A Precious Child, so we can make many children's Christmas and Hanukkah bright!
Ho-ho-hit the trail this holiday season at the 14th Annual Fa La La 5K, 10K & Half Marathon! This festive run/walk benefits A Precious Child and takes you on a scenic journey along the Big Dry Creek Trail with amazing Front Range views. Bring your furry friends (they'll love the soft surfaces!), your holiday spirit, and a gift donation. Don't miss our summer Dog Days event for another tail-wagging good time and to track your fitness progress in our endless series challenge!
Location
An official BOLDERBoulder qualifying event!
We are thrilled to announce that Fa La La has been designated as an official BOLDERBoulder Qualifier event! You can use your finishing time from any distance of this race to qualify for one of the 2026 BOLDERBoulder's qualified waves. For more details on the BB10K qualifying waves, please visit this link.
Benefiting Charity
For more than 166,000 Colorado children living in poverty, some of the most treasured traditions of childhood are not always an affordable luxury. When keeping the heat on in the dead of winter and having running water take precedents over presents or when a child's wish list includes things that are needed (like new socks or a toothbrush) rather than items that are desired, it's no wonder that many children return to school after the break feeling less excitable to arrive to class to show off their new toys to their peers.
The simple act of celebrating each and every child, despite their circumstances, is at the heart of Precious Gift. When keeping the heat on in the dead of winter and having running water take precedents over presents or when a child's wish list includes things that are needed (like new socks or a toothbrush) rather than toys, it's no wonder many children feel left out during the holidays.
