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Bluebonnet Trail Run 50 Miler • 50K • Marathon • Half Marathon & Ruck • 10K • 5K • Last Standing
The Bluebonnet Trail Run 50 Miler • 50K • Marathon • Half Marathon & Ruck • 10K • 5K • Last Standing is a 50-Miler Ultra / 50K / Last One Standing (Gauntlet) / Marathon / Half- Marathon / Half-Marathon Ruck / 10K Bluebonnet Trail Race / 5K Bluebonnet Trail Race / Million Bluebonnets Marathon / Million Bluebonnets Half-Marathon / Million Bluebonnets 10K race held on Saturday, March 27, 2027 in Marble Falls, TX, US. Explore registration links, course details, and an AI-powered training plan on Traxamo.
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| Date | Saturday, March 27, 2027 |
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| Location | Marble Falls, TX, US |
| Distances | 50-Miler Ultra, 50K, Last One Standing (Gauntlet), Marathon, Half- Marathon, Half-Marathon Ruck, 10K Bluebonnet Trail Race, 5K Bluebonnet Trail Race, Million Bluebonnets Marathon, Million Bluebonnets Half-Marathon, Million Bluebonnets 10K |
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24 weeks of training remaining
Plenty of runway ahead — build your aerobic base with easy, conversational mileage. No hard workouts yet.
The Bluebonnet Trail Run offers a variety of distances from 5K to 50 miles, catering to runners of all levels. Set in Marble Falls, TX, this race showcases the scenic beauty of the Texas Hill Country, particularly during the spring bloom of bluebonnets.
Highlights
- •Multiple distance options, including ultra and ruck categories.
- •Scenic trails that feature the vibrant bluebonnet flowers in bloom.
- •Held in late March, providing mild spring weather for runners.
Who it's for
This race is suitable for a wide range of runners, from beginners looking for a shorter distance to experienced ultramarathoners seeking a challenge. Trail enthusiasts will appreciate the natural setting and varied terrain.
Course character
The course is likely to be a mix of scenic trails, with potential for some elevation changes typical of the Texas Hill Country. Spring weather should be mild, but it's advisable to prepare for changing conditions.
Local tips
- •Book accommodations early due to the popularity of the event.
- •Check local weather forecasts as spring can bring unpredictable conditions.
- •Consider arriving a day early to acclimate and explore the area.
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