Angry Cow Trail Run

Hickman, United States • 30 May 2026

Angry Cow Trail Run #2 / Obstacle Race

The Angry Cow Trail Run #2 / Obstacle Race takes place on May 30, 2026, at Area 1, Rockford Lake, 29988 S 108 Road, Beatrice, NE 68310. The event uses trails around Rockford Lake and moves through areas of trees and open pasture.

The advertised course distance is approximately 4-5 miles. During the event, participants will be directed to locations in the park for specific challenges that are part of the obstacle format. A rucking option is available this year; participants who plan to ruck must register for the chosen distance online and complete an earlier check-in on race day. A cutoff time applies to the longer distance.

The stated fee is $30. Fee benefits include shirts, awards, snacks, and drinks. Registration closes on May 15.

Camping is available in the RV and tent area at the park. The event is presented as family friendly and staged with on-course challenge stations similar to prior events at the Pioneer event. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

5 mi
Angry Cow Trail Run / Obstacle Race
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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