River Ranch Resolution Run

River Ranch Resolution Run

River Ranch Resolution Run is a trail running event held at River Ranch County Park in Liberty Hill, Texas. The park covers 1,354 acres of meadowlands, woodlands, hills and escarpments and features about 20 miles of hiking and equestrian trails. The South Fork of the San Gabriel River runs through the park and the area is noted for wildlife such as porcupine, coyotes and whitetail deer, plus large live oak trees estimated to be over 500 years old.

Races offered include:

• 5k
• 10k
• 13.1 mi
• 26.2 mi
• 50k
• Youth Trail Run
• Kids Mile

Course format details list loop counts for each distance; for example the 50k and 26.2 mi routes use multiple loops while the shorter races use single or fewer loops. Two fully serviced aid stations are provided including a start/finish hub; the 5k has no on-course aid station. Aid station supplies include water, electrolyte fuel options, assorted snacks and warm items such as coffee and ramen. This event operates as cupless; participants are expected to carry their own cup or bottle. All finishers receive medals and awards are presented to the top three male and female overall finishers for each distance. Packet pickup is available through a local host prior to race day and onsite at the race hub. The park has a single vehicle entrance on Reveille Way and event participants will appear on an entrance list. No pacers are allowed for this event. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.