Ragnar Trail Texas Hill Country

Kendall County, Texas, United States

Oct, 2027 (TBD)

Ultra, Relay

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Race Information

Ragnar Trail Texas is some of the best trail running you will find in the Lone Star State. Teams of 8 will come together and set up camp at Flat Rock Ranch, about an hour outside of San Antonio. It’s the perfect way to escape to the trails.

Runners conquer a series of three loops over two days and one star-filled night. Take in the natural scenic beauty that Hill Country has to offer, it is known as the Napa Valley of Texas, after all. The runner-friendly single-track trails wind through groves of Texas live oak, over rolling hills, and around granite boulders and prickly pear cacti. Not to mention the expansive views that will have you in awe.

When you’re not running, hang out at Ragnar Village, where you can rest your legs next to the campfire, chow down on s'mores and delicious BBQ, and relax with your team.

Don’t want to do the whole overnight thing? Join the Trail Sprint version of this race happening on the same weekend!

 

👍 Run Pick of the Month: Turkey Shuffle - San Antonio

📍 San Antonio, TX - November 7, 2026

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😄 Why We Like This Run

✅ Costume Contest
✅ Multiple distances from kids’ dash to 10K
✅ Includes official shirt, finisher medal, and unique awards for age groups & overall winners

Get into the Thanksgiving spirit at the Turkey Shuffle, a festive run through the scenic trails and greenbelts of Lady Bird Johnson Trail Park. Choose your distance, soak up the fall scenery, dance to live DJ music, and show off your best Thanksgiving costume for a chance to win the “Biggest Turkey” trophy and prize pack!

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Race Facts

Race Size: 1,000 - 5,000

Elevation: Lots of Hills

Course Type: Trail

Boston Qualifier: No

Kids Run: No

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