Brazos Bend 100
The Brazos Bend 100 is a premier ultra trail running event held annually in December at Brazos Bend State Park near Houston, Texas. It features multiple race distances including 100 miles, 100 kilometers, marathon, half marathon, and a women's sub-ultra 13.1-mile race. The course is renowned as one of the fastest and flattest trail races in the country, with a 16.7-mile loop that is 99.9% flat, composed of crushed rock, soft hiking trails, and smooth horse trails, suitable for road shoes.
The race offers four fully stocked aid stations and is a Western States Endurance Run qualifier for sub-30-hour 100-mile finishers. The park's abundant wildlife, including American alligators, adds a unique atmosphere to the event. Runners can also earn a Brazos Bend Challenge Coin by completing the 50K or 50M race in April and the 100K or 100M in December.
The event supports pacers for ultra distances and provides extensive race support, making it a popular and well-supported ultra marathon in Texas. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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