Fire Trail Running Festival
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Fire Trail Running Festival : Guadalupe River State Park
Fire Trail Running Festival takes place on June 13, 2026, at Guadalupe River State Park near San Antonio, in Spring Branch, TX. The event offers multiple trail distances that run through grassland and woodland terrain inside the park.
The course uses rocky and dirt single-track surfaces and follows named trails including Barred Owl, Painted Bunting, and Live Oak. Elevation is described as relatively flat with about 214 ft of elevation gain per loop. Historic average temperatures for the event period are in the 75 to 90 degree range.
Distances:
- 8K
- 25K
- 50K
- 8K ruck
Aid and logistics: the main aid station is located at the end of each loop (mile 5.2). Aid stations supply hot and cold foods, snacks, water, electrolytes, pickle juice, and ice. Drop bags may be placed near the start/finish area. All participants must carry a water system. A headlamp is required unless running a fast 8K. Ruck entrants follow weight rules: 30 lb if over 150 lb, 20 lb if under 150 lb; ruck sack or vest is allowed.
Other notes: park day passes are required, parking must be in designated spaces, and campground options are available nearby with restrooms and showers. Finishers receive medals and shirts; trophies are awarded for top places and special awards are noted for 50K finishers. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
