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Battle of Hillotes starts and finishes in Old Town Helotes, just outside San Antonio, with runners and walkers heading out at 7:30 AM Central. The series gives people three distance choices: a half marathon, a 10K, and a 5K, so it works for both longer-distance runners and people who want a shorter morning run or walk. The race is based at Old Bandera Road in Helotes, using Old Town as the gathering point before and after the run. The event is open to run/walk participants, and listings show entry prices starting at $0, which suggests at least some registration options may be free or promotional depending on the listing and distance.

The Bagel Run, held in the Chicago/Evanston area, centers on a straightforward concept: run for the carbohydrates, then enjoy bagels afterward. Participants can select from 5K, 10K, and half-marathon distances, alongside a Family 1 Mile Fun Run, accommodating choices from a brief family activity to a more demanding race. A virtual participation option exists, and for the primary distances, eco-registration is offered to those who prefer not to receive a shirt. This event is a smaller, privately organized run, with each wave limited and closed upon reaching capacity. The format appeals to individuals seeking a relaxed event rather than a large-scale city race: all running paces are accepted, participants have the option to run or walk, and children under 18 may participate with a guardian. Should an in-person wave be full, the available alternatives are the virtual run or joining the waitlist.

Spooky Sprint - San Antonio is a Halloween-themed running event in San Antonio, Texas, offering distances for nearly all participant types: a Kids Dash, an untimed 1 Mile, 5K, 10K, half marathon, virtual race, and a Volunteer then Run option. The in-person races use chip timing, live results, and awards, while the shorter untimed options ensure accessibility for children and casual walkers. The event is part of the local Bodies Race Series, which targets families and runners across a wide fitness spectrum. Participants receive race swag including a designer shirt, custom bib, and finisher medal; the half marathon, 10K, 5K, and 1 Mile all include these items. The finish area provides free participant photos and treats, and youth pricing for the 5K and 10K facilitates bringing younger runners.

Monster Dash begins at Comanche Park in San Antonio, centered around Halloween. Runners, walkers, wheelchair athletes, and virtual participants are welcome. The event features a half marathon, 10K, 5K, a 5K wheelchair division, and a 1-mile run/walk/roll, plus a virtual option. It is hosted by the Now You SEE Me Foundation, with proceeds supporting spinal cord injury research and aid for Texas cyclists and runners who have sustained life-altering injuries during training. The longer races and the 5K wheelchair division provide water stops and Gatorade. Overall, masters, and age-group awards are given for multiple distances. The day includes a costume contest for participants, and pets can also compete in the costume contest for an additional fee. All finishers get an event shirt, medal, a Chick-fil-A meal card, Las Palapas breakfast tacos, and post-race drinks from Heineken and Dos Equis.

The Turkey Shuffle - San Antonio is a Thanksgiving morning 5K run and walk. It starts at 622 S. Flores Street, with the race beginning at 8:30 a.m. This chip-timed event directly supports the San Antonio Food Bank: each registration provides a turkey for a family facing hunger. Fundraising efforts can convert each dollar into 10 pounds of food or 7 meals. The event welcomes more than just serious runners. Families, children, pets, teams, walkers, and virtual participants are all encouraged to join. Runners receive custom tech shirts. The first 7,000 finishers will get medals. Overall winners are scored by gun time, and age-group awards are given three deep in five-year divisions.

El Taco Loco is a November trail race held at the Land Heritage Institute near San Antonio, offering distances from 5K to 100 miles. With a runner limit of 500, the event maintains a smaller scale compared to many large urban races, yet its distance options span from a brief trail run to an overnight ultra. Participants in the 100-mile and 100K events begin before dawn, with the 50K, 25K, 10K, and 5K races commencing later in the morning. The course primarily consists of single-track trails alongside the Medina River, featuring varied terrain with soft ground, loose gravel, and open meadow stretches. The 100-mile race is structured around repeating 15-mile loops, supplemented by a concluding 10-mile segment. The 100K covers four loops, the 50K completes two, and the shorter races utilize a single loop. The trails also have a history in horse endurance racing, indicating their nature: runnable, rural, and suited for extended outdoor activity. Fully stocked aid stations, camping facilities, and a costume contest contribute to the weekend's atmosphere, leaning more towards a trail gathering than a standard road race. However, cutoff times are enforced: all participants must finish by Sunday midday, and no new loops can be started after 10:00 am.

The New Braunfels Half Marathon, 10K-5K is a Texas running event held at the Stars and Stripes Drive-In on Kroesche Lane in New Braunfels. Participants can select the half marathon, 10K, or 5K, with all distances starting and ending at the drive-in. The race utilizes certified courses on country roads, featuring a fast, flat profile suitable for those aiming for a personal best and those new to the distance. The event attracts local Texas runners, from novices to elites, and is presented as a Texas Running Community event rather than a specific club function. Each runner receives a tech shirt and a finisher’s medal; half marathon finishers also get a long-sleeve shirt. Volunteers and course support are provided, and the finish area includes food, drinks, and beer for participants aged 21 and over.

The Texas Tough Turkey Chase is a Thanksgiving Day run in San Antonio, Texas, held at the Dominion neighborhood on Dominion Drive. It offers participants a 5K or 10K in-person race, and an 800-meter Kids Run. Virtual 5K and 10K options are also available for those participating remotely. The in-person races begin and end within the Dominion area, simplifying logistics for families and groups gathering before a holiday meal. The event is geared towards turkey enthusiasts, runners, and friends, presenting the morning as friendly competition before Thanksgiving dinner, rather than an elite-focused competition.

Turkey Trails - San Antonio is a Thanksgiving-themed running event in San Antonio offering options for nearly every pace and age: a 50-meter Kids Dash, an untimed 1 Mile, a 5K, a 10K, a Half Marathon, and a virtual race. The 5K is 3.1 miles, the 10K is 6.2 miles, and the Half Marathon is 13.1 miles, allowing families to bring young children while longer-distance runners still have a full race option. The Kids Dash is untimed for ages 10 and under. The main races use chip timing with live results and awards. The event has a casual holiday atmosphere with finisher medals, designer shirts, custom bibs for most distances, free photos, and treats at the finish line. A Volunteer then Run entry allows people to help at the event and still run afterward. Youth pricing is available for 5K and 10K runners age 12 and under.

Jingle Trails, presented by Merrell, is a December trail race held in McAllister Park in central San Antonio. The race begins on the Jones Maltsberger Road side of the park. Participants can select from a 5K, 10K, or 20K distance. The course consists of real trail terrain, featuring dirt, roots, rocks, and gravel, rather than pavement. While the event incorporates a holiday theme, the footing makes it more challenging than a typical fun run. Organizers advise that trail distances are approximate and may be longer than stated. The 10K follows the Blue Loop, and the 20K covers the same loop twice. The 5K utilizes a distinct loop on the Red Trail before merging with the other distances on the way back to the finish. A significant portion of the route is technical, making it unsuitable for strollers or dogs. Participants frequently wear holiday-themed attire. The event concludes with medals, early-arrival merchandise like mugs and beanies, and Shiner beer for finishers.

Jingle Trails is a holiday trail run at McAllister Park in central San Antonio, where runners leave pavement for dirt, rocks, roots, and gravel. The main distances are 12.4 miles, 10K, and 5K. The 20K uses two laps of the Blue Loop, the 10K uses the Blue Loop Challenge, and the 5K uses the Red Trail Dash. This is a true trail event, not a road race, and the technical ground makes it unsuitable for strollers or dogs. The courses share the final stretch back to the finish, bringing runners from different distances together near the end. Distances are estimates, as trail routes can run long, especially with detours or changing park conditions. The holiday aspect is present: runners are encouraged to dress for the season, early registrants receive Jingle Trails beanies, finishers get mugs or medals, and the finish has offered Shiner beer or hot cocoa. Past Jingle Trails events in San Antonio also included 5K and 1K formats at Eisenhower Park, with awards by overall, masters, and age groups, and a charity link to Any Baby Can.