Texas Canyon Trail Run
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Texas Canyon Trail Run
The Texas Canyon Trail Run takes place on the private grounds of the Amerind Museum in Dragoon, Arizona. Participants move through a landscape defined by rock formations, including balancing boulders. The terrain consists of open fields populated by yucca, ocotillo, cacti, and scattered trees. This event supports the museum’s mission regarding the research and conservation of Native Peoples of the Americas.
The event offers the following distances:
- 10k Trail Run/Walk (6.2 miles)
- 5k Trail Run/Walk (3.1 miles)
The course is located entirely within Texas Canyon. Three water stations are positioned along the route, and one portable toilet is available for participants. To comply with insurance requirements, the use of headsets and the presence of dogs are prohibited. The property also maintains a no-smoking policy.
Following the race, an awards ceremony is held where overall male and female winners receive medals and pieces of Native American art. Participants have access to food vendors on-site. Registration for the run includes complimentary entry to the Amerind Museum and Art Gallery, which can be accessed by presenting a race bib or provided guest passes. Packet pick-up is organized on the morning of the event. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.