Texas Endurance Runs 48
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Texas Endurance Runs 24/48
The Texas Endurance Runs 24/48 is a multi-day endurance event held in Fort Worth, Texas, across the dates listed for the event. It centers on a 1.25-mile loop course with mixed surfaces: asphalt, gravel, and rock-hard grass. The venue offers indoor bathrooms and a shelter with air conditioning at the start/finish area and limited free camping.
Course conditions noted by the organizer include no shade, high humidity, average nighttime temperatures around 77 and daytime temperatures around 97. Aid stations provide standard endurance fueling, including HAMMER Heed, water and soda, and a variety of sweet, salty, crunchy, and bland snacks. The event uses professional timing and lap counting.
Distances and event formats include:
- 100 miles (48-hour endurance run)
- 26.2 miles (Friday Night 24-hour fun run)
- 50K (Saturday Night 24-hour fun run)
- 6-hour ruck (Saturday)
- 6-hour ruck (Sunday)
- 48-hour virtual (V-TEX virtual option)
Awards and participant items vary by event: medals for finishers with distance stickers for 50K or more, a hand-painted brick for 100+ miles, and plaques for winners. The virtual 48 option allows participants to run within a defined window, combine runs for a total, and receive a medal, a swag item, and a distance sticker. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
