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Distance50K
Climbnot checked yet
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Aid stations4
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The course
Where it goes
multi-loop · 4 aid stations
Each loop is 1317 ft of climb and 1317 ft of descent, run twice. Pay attention to the signs: several ranch roads and cattle trails cross the course, and cattle can knock over markings.
The race
What this one is
The Six-O Trail Run is held at the Six-O Ranch, a 1600 acre working cattle ranch in Cleburne, Texas, on the edge of the Texas Hill Country with over 20 miles of trail. The course combines singletrack, dirt ranch roads and a few crossings over open fields, with a couple of water crossings along the way. Runners choose a 6 mile run, a half marathon, a marathon or a 50K. It is a cupless race.
Getting in
Getting in
Entry, lottery and what the race asks of you before race day.
Lottery
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Lottery opens
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Lottery draw
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Field cap
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Registration
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Qualifying
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Minimum age
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Transfers
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Deferrals
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Crew access, pacers and drop bags
The rules that shape your day
Anything marked "not checked yet" is a gap in what we hold, never a no from the race.
No pacers are allowed. Anyone who runs with an unregistered runner will be disqualified.
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Drop bag rules
Drop bags can be left at the Start/Finish aid station at your own risk. Pick yours up after the race; bags are not mailed or delivered back.
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Cutoff philosophy
Runners must start their second loop by 12:15 PM. Runners must pass through the Mountainside Aid Station for the last time by 4:00 PM and be on their way back to the Start Finish.
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Aid stations
Every stop, and what you get there
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