Texoma Challenge

6 June 2026
Denison, usa
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trail race
50 KM
1 days
2700 Runners
Alternate Distances: 
42 KM
   
21 KM
   
10 KM
   
5 KM
Difficulty:    Intermediate
ENTRY FEE:    120 usd
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The Texoma Challenge is an endurance event featuring a 5K, 10K, 10K Ruck, Half Marathon, Marathon, 50K, and 50K Relay in the foothills of North Texas at Waterloo Park. The event follows 6.2 mile loop of unique trails beginning and ending in Waterloo Park in Denison Texas.

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