Kids Hardrock block happens day before race in front of the Silverton School Photo by DeAnne Gallegos
A Hardrocker hugs his wife at the all runners meeting the day before Hardrock start Photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Courtney Dauwalter and Arlen Glick, from Ohio, left the Hardrock start very happy and returned with just as much pep Photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Hardrock 100's womens first finisher Courtney Dauwalter of Leadville, Colorado Photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Local photorgrapher and Hardrocker Howie Stern's photo was picked as the finisher's poster this year for Hardrock Photo by DeAnne Gallegos
The poem Dale Garland, Hardrock race director, read at the awards breakfast in Memorial Park on Sunday Photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Courtney Dauwalter coming into the Hardrock 100 finish line in front of the Silverton School Gym Photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Hardrock 100's 2026 women's course record holder Courtney Dauwalter and Silverton local Hardrocker Cody Braford at the awards breakfast on Sunday Photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Silverton local Jeff Rome, Hardrocker/parks and rec staffer with Steve Mead the Silverton Parks and Recreation Director Photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Durango’s Jason Schlurb the day before the race with his daughter. He came in 16th mens finisher Photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Steve Mead TOS Parks & Rec Director, Dale Garland Race Director of Hardrock, and Brad Bishop Hardrocks aide station manager all made a great team over the weekend Photo by DeAnne Gallegos
Hardrock 100 men's first place finisher Ludovic Pommeret, from France, broke course record and has won three years in a row at the age of 49 photo by iRunFar
The Hardrock 100 Endurance Race just completed its 35th year in existence, and its 33rd year of actual races. Since 1992, the Hardrock 100 has started its 100-mile endurance race here in Silverton. The route then proceeds to Lake City, Ouray, and Telluride communities with runners going above 12,000 feet over 13 times during the 48-hour race.
147 ultramarathon endurance runners from across the coun…
