What race distances are available?

• →Kids Dash (≈50 m)
• →2 Mile Road Race
• →4 Mile Road Race
• →8 Mile Road Race
• →Half Marathon (13.11 miles)

What is the course terrain and format?

The event is a road-running series consisting of various distances. The courses are held on paved city streets and shared-use roads, featuring a relatively flat elevation profile typical of suburban Texas road courses. The routes loop through the neighborhoods near La Cantera and The Rim.

How are the different race distances mapped?

• →Kids Dash: A short sprint located in a closed-off pedestrian area near the festival zone.
• →2 Mile Road Race: A paved route departing from The Rim via local streets. View the route on Mapmyrun ↗.
• →4 Mile Road Race: An extended road course beyond the 2-mile route. View the route on Mapmyrun ↗.
• →8 Mile Road Race: A long road loop that combines and extends the 4-mile route. View the route on Mapmyrun ↗.
• →Half Marathon: A full 13.11-mile road-marathon-style route built from the local road network. View the route on Mapmyrun ↗.

Which races are chip-timed?

• →4 Mile Road Race
• →8 Mile Road Race
• →Half Marathon (13.11 miles)

Note: The 2 Mile Road Race is not chip-timed.

What should participants prepare for regarding weather?

As the event takes place in San Antonio in late June, runners should prepare for heat and humidity. The courses are entirely on paved roads and involve suburban street loops, so sun protection and hydration management are essential for all distances.