Thousands of runners and walkers will cross the longest bridge in Texas between Port Isabel and South Padre Island.

Runners will follow trail marked with orange marking tape, arrow signs and glowsticks to the finish. There will be 1 water stop approx half way. The trail can be straight and smooth to windy, rocky and rooty. Headlamps are HIGHLY encouraged as you will run through pitch dark, heavily wooded trails. All runners will receive technical shirts, excellent support, a burger, fries and drink and free cold beer while it lasts, after that you are on your own. There will be a post race Valentine's mixer and raffle inside of Momak's after the race.

Part of the Double Trouble Trail Challenge. Paved trails and unpaved trails; hilly and challenging. This is a tough course, but it is fun. The hardest steepest parts of the park are not included in this race. When you are off the paved trails you will be running on some rocky areas, some areas are covered in cedar-very smooth and nice. This race is recommended for trail experts and for those that are trying to get used to running on trails.

In its 33rd year, the Capitol 10,000 attracts the silly to the serious and has become an annual rite of spring in Austin, Texas. Bring the whole family to this fun, festive event. Walk it, jog it or run it, just don't miss it! Get Your Feet on the Street!

Run and walk in picturesque Mission County Park and then, Fiesta!

Course is flat with gentle slopes on gravel/unimproved roads and trails circumventing nine holding ponds, separated by dikes, with abundant watering fowl .

The course runs through heavily wooded dirt trails in the dark. A flashlight or headlamp is required. The trails can be very rocky with tree roots in places, as well as low branches so paying attention is critical. Trails will be marked with flour on the ground and glow sticks in the trees. All runners will recieve a post race party lasting until midnight, a tech shirt, post race beer (for those of age), and Momak’s burger or salad, fries and a drink as part of your entry. This is a fun run so no awards will be given but overall results will be posted.

The Sunrise 10K is a hilly and challenging course around Alamo Heights. All activities begin and end at the Alamo Heights Swimming Pool. The Sunrise 10K is part of the Alamo Race to the Marathon Series, races leading up to The San Antonio Rock 'n' Roll Marathon and Half Marathon.

The Gruene 10K is back! Come run a beautiful and challenging course starting and ending in front of Gruene Hall.

Remember how races used to be... ... when the running craze first started? The Country Roads 10K is one of those races. That’s right... “We don’t need no stinking chip timing!” Just a challenging course in a closed-in, country-like subdivision; a great T-shirt; tear-tag scoring; a swimming pool for a post-race dip and some nice door prizes in addition to the trophies. And it’s all managed by experienced volunteers from the San Marcos Runners Club; a race put on by runners for everyone.

Remember how races used to be... ... when the running craze first started? The Country Roads 10K is one of those races. That’s right... “We don’t need no stinking chip timing!” Just a challenging course in a closed-in, country-like subdivision; a great T-shirt; tear-tag scoring; a swimming pool for a post-race dip and some nice door prizes in addition to the trophies. And it’s all managed by experienced volunteers from the San Marcos Runners Club; a race put on by runners for everyone.