Crazy Desert Trail Race
San Angelo, TX USA
March 12, 2016
Race Details
Mostly single-track, flat, easy trails. Some mild hills.
Contact Information
Name: | Jeff Lisson | |
Address: | 515 W Harris, Ste 100
San Angelo, TX 76903 |
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Phone Number: | 325-655-4889 | |
Email: | Email the organizers |
Race Organizer
Our inaugural 2012 trail half, full, and ultra marathon were great! We plan even more trail running for 2013, and hope to add pre-event camping for out-of-towners. Join us for the only marathon in the Concho Valley!
Runner Reviews (4)
H. M. from Dallas
(3/14/2016)
"Great basic trail run" (about: 2016)
11-50 previous marathons
| 1 Crazy Desert Trail Race
COURSE: 5 ORGANIZATION: 5 FANS: 3 This race was great. Not a big race I think the Heavy rains up till the night before might have kept some fair weather runners home. But the course was muddy in just a few short sections and was very runnable. The organization of the race was perfect and you could tell it was done by runners for runners. This was a real trail run. If you just love trails then do this race. They have water on the course but like they tell you take care of yourself. | |
D. F. from San Angelo, Texas
(3/23/2015)
"Great trail race for those scared of trails!" (about: 2015)
4-5 previous marathons
| 1 Crazy Desert Trail Race
COURSE: 4 ORGANIZATION: 5 FANS: 1 I have always been scared to run trails because I don't want to get hurt but haven't had any problems on the trails at the San Angelo State Park. It's relatively flat for a trail race but if you're used to very flat running, then there's a couple of really good hills just to keep things interesting. I love this race because it is the most woodsy place in San Angelo by far and if you've never been to West Texas, you'll probably get a kick out of the cactus and dry creek beds throughout the race. Perfect time of year too, it wasn't cold but hasn't gotten too hot yet either. I really liked how energetic all of the volunteers were, especially those helping out at the finish line. It's such a small race that I half-expected to feel like they'd closed up shop when I got in but it wasn't that way at all; people started clapping and there was even some goofball volunteer that was kind of wandering around the food pavilion making sure everyone was coherent. | |
Wayne Frost from Midland, Texas
(3/22/2015)
"Great trail marathon" (about: 2015)
50+ previous marathons
| 3 Crazy Desert Trail Races
COURSE: 4 ORGANIZATION: 5 FANS: 4 The race director has really taken great care to see that the runners are made a priority. The custom medals are great. Race food terrific. | |
Randy Nelson from Austin,TX
(3/30/2014)
"Very Nice little trail Marathon!" (about: 2014)
11-50 previous marathons
COURSE: 4 ORGANIZATION: 5 FANS: 3 Very nice little Marathon in West Texas. Well organized, unique trail in West Texas with cactus, dirt, rocks in a desert setting. Very energetic group of volunteers that seemed to enjoy providing support to the runners. Nice long sleeve technical shirt. For a small race there was a very nice selection of food and treats at the finish. Atypical, unique Marathon experience that this runner enjoyed. |
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