Piney Woods Ultra

Saturday, September 27, 2025 Past event

7:00 AM CDT

Tyler, Texas

$67.10–$130.70 · 4 races

5km, 10km, Ultra

Event summary

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure at the Piney Woods Ultra, taking place on Saturday, September 27, 2025, in the picturesque Tyler State Park, located in Tyler, Smith. This exhilarating event invites participants to conquer a series of challenging race distances through the breathtaking East Texas pine forest. As you navigate the diverse, single-track trails, you'll be surrounded by towering 100-foot pines, rolling hills, and the thrill of technical terrain.

The Piney Woods Ultra is not just a race; it’s an immersive experience that tests your endurance and determination against the humidity and elevation of the region. After crossing the finish line, take a well-deserved dip in the stunning 64-acre spring-fed lake to cool off and rejuvenate. Whether you're a seasoned ultra runner or a newcomer ready for a challenge, the Piney Woods Ultra promises an exciting day filled with natural beauty and camaraderie. Are you ready to embrace the adventure?

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Races

Piney Woods Ultra - 5k

Incl. $7.10 Fee & T-Shirt

7:30 AM CDT

$67.10

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Piney Woods Ultra - 10k

Incl. $8.00 Fee & T-Shirt

7:30 AM CDT

$83.00

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Piney Woods Ultra - 25k

Incl. $9.80 Fee & T-Shirt

7:00 AM CDT

$114.80

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Piney Woods Ultra - 50k

Incl. $10.70 Fee & T-Shirt

7:00 AM CDT

$130.70

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Organiser's description

Tyler State Park is home to the renowned East Texas pine forest. These diverse, single-track trails will take you on an adventure through dense forests of 100-foot-tall pines. Be sure to watch your footing as you travel through rolling hills and across snaking tree roots with dense pine needle coverage.

This race is an underestimated challenge with the humidity, elevation, and technicality of the trails. Youll be rewarded with a 64-acre spring-fed lake that you can take a refreshing swim in while you rest and recover post-race.

Are you ready for the challenge?