Hardrock 100 Sculpture - Hardrock Hundred Endurance Run

A GPS and elevation accurate sculpture of the Hardrock 100 Endurance Run

The Hardrock 100 is a rite of passage. Nestled deep in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, this 100-mile loop delivers 33,000 feet of elevation gain and loss across rocky high-altitude terrain. Running this race is a testament to grit, alpine savvy, and mountain spirit. This trail sculpture is a powerful reminder of every step, summit, and gut-check moment.

Topo Sculpture

Showcases the full Hardrock loop and the rugged 10,000‑foot peaks that define it. This version emphasizes geographic context, with ridgelines, valleys, and high passes clearly visible. A compelling display piece that celebrates the grandeur and scope of your accomplishment.

Trail Sculpture

Highlights only the trail route and elevation profile. It's perfect for those who want to relive each climb, traverse, and descent in detail. This display piece draws attention to the route itself, making every technical section and peak unforgettable.

Sizes & Style Options

All sculptures arrive custom made in Colorado and are available in four sizes:

• 11″ – A large display piece that commands attention on your shelf or mantle.

• 6″ – Great medium-sized model for a desk or gear corner.

• 3″ ornament with loop – A great Christmas tree ornament.

• 3″ display version (no loop) – Small and elegant, perfect for a small space or a minimalist display.

You can choose either copper or our signature double green‑brown finish. Copper stands out as a trophy-style option, while the more natural double green‑brown evokes the forested valleys and alpine terrain.

Why Topofirma?

Made to order in Colorado and crafted using GPS and precise elevation data, these pieces bring your Hardrock 100 story to life. The combination of meaningful design, color options that reflect the landscape, and high‑quality construction makes these sculptures the perfect memento or gift for the runner in your life.

FAQ

1. How long is The Hardrock 100?
   The Hardrock 100 covers a 100.5‑mile loop.

2. What’s the altitude?
   Runners climb to nearly 14,000 ft (Mount Wilson) and cross ten passes above 12,000 ft, with a total gain of ~33,000 ft.

3. Where is it located?
   In Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, centered around Silverton, Ouray, Telluride, and Lake City.

4. When’s the best time of year to go?
   The race typically takes place in mid‑July, when snow is minimal and alpine wildflowers are in full bloom—an ideal time for a race in the Rockies.

5. What’s something unique about the trail?
   It traverses an old miner’s loop, summiting across ten rugged passes and crossing the Continental Divide multiple times. Plus its 48% average finishing rate makes completing it a badge of honor.

Celebrate your Hardrock achievement with a sculpture that captures every mile, mountain, and moment. Always made to order in Colorado.