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Course HighlightsThe Schlotzsky's Bun Run takes place in the heart of The Domain — Austin's premier mixed-use shopping and entertainment district in north Austin — at Century Oak Terrace. The 5K course winds through The Domain's pedestrian-friendly streets and green spaces, making it accessible and scenic for runners of all abilities. The companion Kids 1K is a perfect introduction to racing for younger participants, while the Fastest Dog in Austin contest adds a uniquely Austin twist that draws crowds and

Course HighlightsThe Spurs Austin International Half Marathon is engineered for speed. The point-to-point course begins at Stonelake Blvd in north Austin and descends roughly 300 feet over 13.1 miles — through the Domain shopping district, down MoPac, into the 38th Street corridor, and through the University of Texas neighborhood — before finishing at the Texas State Capitol. The nearly unbroken net downhill profile makes this one of the fastest half marathon courses in the South, and it has hosted numerous

Course HighlightsThe Moonlight Margarita Run departs from Auditorium Shores at 8:00 PM, sending thousands of runners into downtown Austin under the stars. The 5K course travels along Cesar Chavez Boulevard beside Lady Bird Lake and the Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail, loops around near MoPac, and returns to Auditorium Shores for the legendary finish line fiesta. City lights reflect off the water, the Austin skyline glows, and the warm June air gives the run an electric, festive energy unlike any daytime race.Race

Series OverviewThe Austin Distance Challenge is the ultimate Texas running journey — a structured five-race series that takes runners from the Daisy Dash 10K in October all the way to the Austin Marathon or Half Marathon in February. Organized by the Austin Runners Club for nearly three decades, the series attracts runners of every level who want accountability, community, and a goal to chase through Austin's best racing season. The 2025–26 series spans October 18, 2025 through February 15, 2026;

Course HighlightsThe Run For The Water course begins in downtown Austin and heads west through Tarrytown and the rolling hills of West Austin before finishing flat and fast back near the lakefront. The 10-miler earns its reputation with genuine elevation challenges in the middle miles — a beloved 600-meter Hill Challenge section pits runners in a sprint up a notable incline, with winners crowned in a dedicated ceremony. The 5K and Kids K offer equally scenic routes accessible to all

Course HighlightsThe Decker Challenge earned its name honestly — the course rolls through the scenic east Austin countryside around Decker Lake, throwing steady climbs and descents at runners for all 13.1 miles. Hosted at Travis County Expo Center, the start/finish area provides ample space for spectators and post-race festivities. The 2026 edition features a special edition sunlight-reactive finisher medal and a magic 4-in-1 long sleeve tee that reveals hidden messages when you sweat.Race DetailsThe 48th Decker Challenge takes place December

Course HighlightsThe Statesman Cap10K launches from the iconic Congress Avenue Bridge with sweeping views of Lady Bird Lake and the Austin skyline. Runners travel west through downtown, past the newly renovated Waterloo Neighborhood Park & Amphitheater at mile one, then wind through the University of Texas campus before descending back toward Riverside Drive. The course finishes with a wide, crowd-lined stretch into the Finish Line Festival at Vic Mathias Shores — dual finish lanes let runners pour in side by

Course HighlightsThe Run For The Water course begins in downtown Austin and heads west through Tarrytown and the rolling hills of West Austin before finishing flat and fast back near the lakefront. The 10-miler earns its reputation with genuine elevation challenges in the middle miles — a beloved 600-meter Hill Challenge section pits runners in a sprint up a notable incline, with winners crowned in a dedicated ceremony. The 5K and Kids K offer equally scenic routes accessible to all

Course HighlightsThe Decker Challenge earned its name honestly — the course rolls through the scenic east Austin countryside around Decker Lake, throwing steady climbs and descents at runners for all 13.1 miles. Hosted at Travis County Expo Center, the start/finish area provides ample space for spectators and post-race festivities. The 2026 edition features a special edition sunlight-reactive finisher medal and a magic 4-in-1 long sleeve tee that reveals hidden messages when you sweat.Race DetailsThe 48th Decker Challenge takes place December