April ultramarathons in Texas, United States

Gentle 2-mile trail loop in Bremond, TX with flexible distance options up to 12 hours, featuring distance milestones and a supportive atmosphere

Dirt single-track trails through Lake Meredith National Recreation Area, featuring 25K, 50K, and 50 mile distances amid West Texas scenery

Rugged 10-mile loop from Redwood Shelter through Cameron Park’s rolling hills, with demanding ups and downs on scenic Central Texas trails.

Rugged 50K in Marion Sansom Park: natural unpaved trails, rocky footing, rolling elevation, steep climbs, and technical river and waterfall sections.

Deceptively tough 50km two-loop course on Hill Country trails, with stream crossings, pine-lined paths, wildflowers, and steady climbing.

Flat, fast 50-mile course on crushed rock and forested trails in Brazos Bend State Park, scenic route with birdlife and American alligators

Significant elevation changes through vibrant canyon landscapes of sand, red dirt, rocks, and clay in Merus Adventure Park

Remote West Texas trails through Lake Meredith National Recreation Area, with scenic dirt single-track and loops near Fritch at South Turkey Creek

Technical 8-mile loops with 800–1,000 feet elevation gain, steep climbs, and diverse trails through Cleburne State Park’s natural vistas

Firm sand beachfront loops with coastal views, 10-mile out-and-back sections, ocean-side route for both 100k and 50k distances

Rocky, hilly singletrack loops through scenic riverside trails at Cameron Park, with root-filled sections and well-placed aid stations

Hilly dirt trails, creek crossings, and single-track loops with elevation changes through piney woods on a private ranch in Northeast Texas

Double marathon at Reveille Peak Ranch: open meadows, cold creek crossings, scenic overlooks and rugged granite terrain in the Hill Country.

Steep 20% grade climb near Juniper Point West on Cross Timbers Hiking Trail, with frequent crewing and lakeside spectator access

Urban trail course at McKinney Falls State Park with rocky singletrack, varied landscapes, wooden bridges, potential water crossings, and rich greenery