The road to your own record
Picture the course in advance
and find the pace that fits you.

The city you want to run becomes your next trip.
THE DREAM
A mix of pine-needle-covered single-track, winding downhills, and old stone steps built by the Civilian Conservation Corps.
Heading into the park is uphill, and the return trip is downhill, so runners should prepare for the elevation change.
Picture the course in advance
and find the pace that fits you.
Streets lined with cheers, runners all around.
You'll be part of that scene.
Take it slow with the finish still in you,
and meet the city all over again.
From the joy of finishing to the tough moments — read what runners wrote themselves.
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Preview the course and read what runners who went before you wrote.
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YOUR ENTRY
Here are the ways to enter and what each requires.
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Know the course and time limit, and race day comes into focus.
The 100K, 50K, 30K, 10K, and 5K events are held together.
Start line is located in Grapeland, TX, and the start time is 6:00 a.m. local time.
Course follows a loop course that returns to the starting point.
Not yet confirmed in the official race guide
Pick up your bib, check your wave.
So on race morning, you can just run.
None — Mission Tejas State Park (19343 State Hwy 21 E, Grapeland, TX) is a rural East Texas state park with no public transit service identified.
Loop course (multiple laps depending on distance) through pine forest single-track with CCC-built rock stairs. Remote rural East Texas state park — no public transit, car access only.
Same as start — loop course finishes at the park.
Free camping offered Friday and Saturday night at the venue for participants.
Grapeland is a small East Texas town with no dedicated transit card system. This is a car-access rural trail venue; cash or card works fine for any local gas/food stops.
Your start time, fuel and bag drop.
Know them ahead and the run feels easier.
Held at Mission Tejas State Park in Grapeland and organized by Rise Racing Co. The trail is reportedly a mix of pine-needle-covered single-track,
winding downhills, and stone steps built by the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps),
with the course climbing further into the park and descending on the way back.
Based on the previous year, the field was capped at 500 participants,
with staggered starts: 100km (10 laps) at 6:00 AM, 50km (5 laps) at 7:00 AM, 30km (3 laps) at 7:30 AM, 10km (2 laps) at 8:00 AM, and 5km (1 lap) at 8:30 AM.
Finishers receive a custom finisher medal and optional souvenirs, aid stations are placed throughout course, and free finish photos are provided.
Free camping is also available Friday and Saturday nights, a convenience participants appreciate.
Times are local to Grapeland. Check the latest official information before the race.
STAY A LITTLE
From a hotel that makes race morning easy,
to the meals and views you'll enjoy with the medal on.
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It takes place on Sat, May 1, 2027 in Grapeland, TX, United States.
The main event costs $150.
Ultra.
The race starts at 06:00.
Grapeland, TX.