The Wild Hare Trail Race

Warda, United States • 14 Nov 2026

Event overview

The Wild Hare Trail Race takes place on Saturday, November 14, 2026, in Warda, Texas. The event is organized as a trail race on a privately owned Texas ranch and adventure park and uses multiple loops on the course. Racers receive event swag; the deadline to receive a shirt is October 20. Sponsors listed include Tailwind Nutrition, SaltStick, Trail Toes, and Crazy Water.

Distances and entry fees

  • 50 miles : $115
  • 50 km : $105
  • 25 km : $95
  • 10 km : $60
  • Youth trail run (12 and under) : $10

The youth event is open to ages 12 and under. The referral offer applies to distances of 10K or longer and pays $20 to $25 after three referred registrations, with additional earnings available after further referrals.

Location and other fees

Place: 537 Owl Creek Road, Warda, TX 78960. There is a Bluff Creek Ranch park entrance fee collected onsite on race day: $10 per person (cash only). Children aged 0-5 enter free; children aged 6-12 pay $5. Additional race information is available on the Tejas Trails Wild Hare event page. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 mi
Wild Hare 50mi
50 km
Wild Hare 50k
25 km
Wild Hare 25k
10 km
Wild Hare 10k
Wild Hare Youth Trail Run (12 & Under)
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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