The High Lonesome Loop is a super-popular 15 mile loop in the Indian Peaks Wilderness of Colorado's Front Range. The route begins and ends at the Hessie Trailhead just west of Nederland. This is one of the quickest and shortest ways Boulder's many trail runners to access the Continental Divide, which accounts for the route's popularity. Once upon a time this route was known as "The King & Devil".
The Paradox Trail is 105 mile long route stretching from near Nucla, Colorado, to the flank of the La Sal Mountains near Moab, Utah.
The Mesa Trail is a gem of Boulder Colorado's City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks (OSMP) system. The Mesa Trail has to be one of the best and most famous short trails in the country. It runs 6.7 miles from Chautauqua Park in Boulder to Eldorado Springs Drive, following a rolling and very scenic route along the foothills, with spectacular views of Boulder's famous Flatirons.
The 160-mile Collegiate Loop is formed by the East and West Collegiate Peaks options of the Colorado Trail. It was formed when the Collegiate West option was completed in 2012.
This is a Premier Route. To claim an FKT on this route, you must meet a high standard of documentation and verification. See details here: https://fastestknowntime.com/premier-routes.