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SUBMISSIONS: Send info 14 to 21 days in advance to: OEcalendar@denverpost.com or send fax to 303-866-9004 (attn: Outdoor Extremes). Include contact info.

ADVENTURE RACING

Saturday

Moab Adventure Xstream race; at Moab; biking, paddling, trail running and ropes section. or 970-259-7771

CLIMBING

May 30

Women’s introduction to rock climbing; Boulder area; also June 21; $100; 8 a.m.
or 303-938-9191

CYCLING

April 17-19

Mountain biking singletrack sampler for women; at Fruita; three days of amazing trails and different types of terrain; course ideal for beginning to intermediate riders; individual instruction included; $480; 8 a.m. 303-938-9191 or

May 3

Mountain biking skills clinic for women; Boulder area; also May 31, June 27; instruction covers cornering, body positioning, using clips, climbing, descending, basic bike maintenance; $100; 8 a.m.
or 303-938-9191

May 16

Aspen’s 15th annual Ride for the Pass; 10-mile bike race and recreational ride benefits the Independence Pass Foundation; $40 for individuals, $70 for families.
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HIKING/BACKPACKING

April 7

Start of Wilderness Trekking School classes; at the American Mountaineering Center in Golden; Colorado Mountain Club program; $90; 6:30 p.m. 303-279-3080

RUNNING

Saturday

Dialysis Dash; at Grand Junction; 5K run and walk; 9 a.m. 970-434-3376

April 5

  •  City Park 4-mile race; in Denver; part of the Rocky Mountain Road Runners Trophy Series; 9 a.m.

  •  Platte River Half Marathon and Buckhorn Exchange Relay; from downtown Littleton to the Buckhorn Exchange restaurant in Denver; proceeds benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and Sportswomen of Colorado; half-marathon fees $50 and $55, relay fees $85 and $90; 9 a.m. or 303-220-1037

    TRAIL RUNNING

    April 4

    Widowmaker trail runs; start and finish at the Tabeguache trailhead on Monument Road west of Grand Junction; 7-mile and 11-mile courses; $3, 10 a.m. 970-241-6478

    April 11

    Tortoise and Hare 6-mile Relay; at Grand Junction; 10 a.m. 970-270-0774

    April 18

    Fruitvale 5K run and walk; at Grand Junction; 9:30 a.m. 970-986-9140

    SAILING

    April 5

    Sailing clinic for kids ages 8 to 17 with Carrie Howe, U.S. Olympic team member; at Cherry Creek Reservoir in Denver area; sailboats provided by Community Sailing of Colorado and the Denver Sailing Association; lunch also provided; free; 11 a.m. 303-757-7718

    SKIING/SNOWBOARDING

    Saturday-Sunday

    Master of the Mountain to promote safe riding; at Loveland Ski Area; lessons, nordica demos, avalanche awareness, beacon training sessions; first 100 Subarus in lot get front-row parking; participation free with lift ticket.

    April 3-5

    Snow Angels Invitational; at Snowmass; event features a superpipe contest; confirmed riders include Gretchen Bleiler, Hannah Teter, Kelly Clark, Elena Hight and Torah Bright. or 800-525-6200

    April 3-11

    USASA Nationals; at Copper Mountain; top regional finishers among athletes competing in slopestyle, superpipe, boardercross, slalom and giant slalom.

    April 18

    Vert Alert; at Loveland Ski Area; two sessions of terrain park slopestyle competition for amateurs; $10,000 in prizes; all ages and abilities invited to participate; $20 fee includes lunch, T-shirt.

    April 25

    Corn Harvest Benefit party for the Colorado Avalanche Information Center; food, beer and raffles.

    SNOWSHOEING/CROSS COUNTRY SKIING

    Thursday-Saturday

    Snowshoe Girlfriend Getaway Days; in Estes Park; women-only groups, all ability levels; includes guide, snowshoes and poles; $35.

    MISCELLANEOUS

    Sunday-Monday

    Colorado Special Olympics Winter Games; 21st consecutive year at Copper Mountain; athletes compete in alpine skiing, cross country skiing, figure skating, snowshoeing and snowboarding.

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