Big Texas Ultra

The Big Texas Ultra is a trail running event held near Lake Georgetown, Texas, featuring distances of 100K, 50K, and 15K, along with a 15K RUCK. The race offers a challenging course with rocky, dirt, and grass trails, including over 4,600 feet of elevation gain for the 100K, which follows a 31.1-mile loop starting and ending at Russell Park. The event emphasizes scenic views and a rugged terrain experience.

The 100K Championship requires qualification through top placements in select Texas ultras, while non-qualifiers can still compete for the buckle. Participant capacity is limited due to parking constraints, and no race day registration is available. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.