TBD, 2027
24-Hour and 12-Hour Adventure Races
Kopperl, TX
The Chisholm Trail is one of the most iconic cattle-driving routes in U.S. history. Racing along it means you're not just running, biking, or paddling—you’re moving through a living piece of American frontier history. That adds a deeper dimension to the challenge. Big Texas skies and sweeping views that make every checkpoint feel epic. It’s a landscape built for adventure, not monotony. Texas Pride Racing has designed a course for both the elite team looking to get the most out of a long course and perfect for the new teams wanting to get out to enjoy a first time adventure.
Registration Dates
Opens: March 21, 2025
Closes: March 22, 2026
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Race Pricing
24-Hour: $295 Per Racer
12-Hour: $195 Per Racer
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Volunteers
Volunteers make our races possible—help athletes achieve extreme goals by volunteering at a race!
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DETAILS
Racers will enjoy biking along the Chisholm Trail, scenic treks, and exciting paddling as they search for hard-to-find checkpoints. The course includes very challenging terrain, so racers are strongly advised to wear long pants—shorts are not recommended!
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Need to Know
Waivers: To speed up the check-in process on race day, please download and fill in the Warrior Liability Waiver for each team member and bring it to the race with you to check in.
Gear: Mandatory Gear is required for review before the event.
Withdrawals & Cancellation: Warrior Refund, Changes, and Cancellation Policy. Refunds may take up to 90 days to process from date of request.
Rules: Rules List is required for review and a copy will be carried during all races.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where Do I Park?
Please park along the road or in designated campsite driveways (excluding sites 2, 9, 7, and 10). All vehicles must have two wheels on the pavement, meaning you should park parallel to the road with the driver-side wheels on the pavement. This policy will be enforced.
Is there free camping included?
Free camping at designated camp sites is available March 26–29 on a first-come, first-served basis. The sites have 50-amp hookups for RVs. Sites 2, 9, 7, and 10 are taken by park and race staff. Restrooms are on site. Tent camping is allowed anywhere in the campground outside of a designated site as long as parking rules are followed.
Do you know of any lodging or camping options in the area?
Indian Lodge Resort is a nearby option for lodging and camping.
What are the expected distances or percentages for each discipline?
Approximately 25% trekking, 25% paddling, and 50% biking.
Are bike rentals available, and if so, where?
The closest bike rental shop is Bike Mart in Fort Worth.
Where can I find teammates?
You can connect with other racers on the Adventure Race Teammate Finder page on Facebook. It’s a great place to post if you’re looking to join a team or find additional members for this event.
What kind of bike do I need? Are gravel bikes allowed?
A mountain bike is required for this race. Your bike may have front or full suspension, but it must feature flat handlebars (no drop bars) and wider tires suitable for rugged terrain. Gravel bikes are not permitted.
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What We Provide
We supply canoes/kayaks, paddles, and PFDs. Teams of 1–3 will use one canoe, teams of 4 will use two canoes, and soloist will use kayaks. However, you may also use your own canoes/kayaks, paddles and life vests. If you choose to do so, you may take your equipment directly to the boat ramp.
The race includes a t-shirt, food and drinks during the race, awards for each division, and dinner at the finish.
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Awards
1st through 3rd place in the following divisions: 3-4 Person Coed, 2-Person Coed, Open Male (Any) Open Female, Solo Male, Solo Female, Masters Solo Male (50+), Masters Solo Female (50+), Masters Team (All team members must be 50+), Single Award for Youngest Racer.
Racers must be present to receive awards.
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Schedule
2026 TEAMS
