Choose Your Distance
50 Miles
The course consists of loop sections that showcase Palo Duro Canyon's diverse terrain and iconic landmarks. Runners encounter everything from fast, smooth singletrack to challenging sandy areas and technical rocky ascents and descents. Key features include the Rock Garden, Capitol Peak, and Lighthouse sections, with aid stations strategically placed at these landmarks plus Hackberry (fluids only). The red dirt trails wind through the canyon floor and up onto ridges, offering spectacular views of the layered rock formations and expansive Texas landscape. The loop design ensures runners see other participants throughout the day and return to the start/finish area multiple times for crew access.
Palo Duro Trail Run 25K
The course consists of loop sections that showcase Palo Duro Canyon's diverse terrain and iconic landmarks. Runners encounter everything from fast, smooth singletrack to challenging sandy areas and technical rocky ascents and descents. Key features include the Rock Garden, Capitol Peak, and Lighthouse sections, with aid stations strategically placed at these landmarks plus Hackberry (fluids only). The red dirt trails wind through the canyon floor and up onto ridges, offering spectacular views of the layered rock formations and expansive Texas landscape. The loop design ensures runners see other participants throughout the day and return to the start/finish area multiple times for crew access.
Palo Duro Trail Run 50K
The course consists of loop sections that showcase Palo Duro Canyon's diverse terrain and iconic landmarks. Runners encounter everything from fast, smooth singletrack to challenging sandy areas and technical rocky ascents and descents. Key features include the Rock Garden, Capitol Peak, and Lighthouse sections, with aid stations strategically placed at these landmarks plus Hackberry (fluids only). The red dirt trails wind through the canyon floor and up onto ridges, offering spectacular views of the layered rock formations and expansive Texas landscape. The loop design ensures runners see other participants throughout the day and return to the start/finish area multiple times for crew access.