Angry Cow Trail Run

Hickman, United States • 1 Aug 2026

Angry Cow Night Run

The Angry Cow Night Run is a trail race held at Wagon Train Lake in Hickman, Nebraska. The event takes place at the playground in Area 3, situated at the S110th main entrance. This race is part of the Angry Cow Series and offers multiple distance options for participants:

  • 4 miles
  • 6 miles
  • 8 miles

The course utilizes the East and South trails of the park. The race format is designed so that runners return to the start area after each lap to access water and snacks. Because the event occurs after dark, all participants are required to use flashlights or headlamps to navigate the trails.

The event is open to both runners and ruckers. Awards are provided for the top three finishers in the rucking category, and winners in the running events receive medals. All registered participants receive a shirt, and snacks and drinks are provided at the venue. For those wishing to stay overnight, tent and RV camping are available at the park through the local Game and Parks department. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

8 mi
Angry Cow Night Run 8 Mile
6 mi
Angry Cow Night Run 6 Mile
4 mi
Angry Cow Night Run 4 Mile
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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