El Fuego 50

July 17, 2021

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5k, 10k, 25k, 50k

FORT WORTH, TEXAS

URBAN SERIES

Near to downtown Fort Worth, between the botanical gardens and Clear Fork Trinity River, lies beautiful Trinity Park and Trinity Trails. The location of the El Frio 50 & El Fuego 50. These no frills races are part of a two part series designed to be ran at opposite times of the year. The course showcases some of the best views of the Fort Worth skyline while winding along the river and through old growth oak trees. Participants will enjoy downtown views, music, food, a flat fast 3.1 mile loop course consisting of mostly pavement with a small portion of gravel road, and much more. If you're looking for a challenge that is hot as hell then this unique experience on a course designed for PRs or to break into the ultra scene then this is for you.

The Piney Woods Ultra

September 18, 2021

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5k, 10k, 25k, 50k, 100k

TYLER, TEXAS

ECO SERIES - FORESTS

Wind through deep green pine forests on rooty single track while chasing deer and other wildlife. Enjoy the dizzying and majestic pine canopy above as you are shaded on your adventure. This diverse, single track course, almost entirely underneath a canopy of 100-foot tall pine timber, will keep you captivated as you navigate rolling hills through rooty and pine needle conditioned trail. Enjoy a post race refreshing swim in the 64-acre spring-fed lake while you rest and recover.

Oktoberfest Trail Run Festival

October 16, 2021

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5k, 10k, 13.1mi, 26.2mi, 50k

FARMERSVILLE, TEXAS

ECO SERIES - PRAIRIES

Be a part of our annual Oktoberfest. Races all run on the Chaparral Trail, previously used by the railroad. Then, celebrate at a festival with free food and a biergarten for runners and volunteers. Post Race Festival for runners, volunteers and sponsors with Music, Food, and Cold Beer.

The Barrier Island Ultra

November 6, 2021

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5k, 10k, 13.1mi, 26.2mi, 50k, 50mi

PORT ARANSAS, TEXAS

ECO SERIES - COAST

Adjacent to the longest undeveloped barrier island in the world, Mustang Island gets its name from the wild horses that roamed the island for hundreds of years. This chain of barrier islands protect miles of coastline, dunes, prairies and wind tidal flats teeming with life. They are also a safe nesting ground for the Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle and a haven for over 380 bird species. Runners will start the race at our salty seaside bar serving as the start/finish area. Experience crashing waves, salty air, hard packed sand, ocean breezes and open beaches on this out and back course. Wind down after the race with sand between your toes and enjoy a beer, a margarita, or seafood to mark the occasion.