Tyler Azalea Run
- Date Sat 20th March 2027
- Time 8:00AM CDT
- Location Tyler, Texas
- Price $16.90 - $48.70
- Races 3 races
- Distances 10km, 5km
Event summary
Get ready to lace up your running shoes for the Tyler Azalea Run, taking place on Saturday, March 20, 2027, in the beautiful city of Tyler, Smith. This vibrant event invites runners to experience the stunning Tyler Azalea Trails, where breathtaking blooms create a picturesque backdrop for the races. Participants can choose between a scenic 10K or a delightful 5K route, making it perfect for everyone from competitive runners to those looking for a leisurely jog amid the colorful azaleas.
Since its inception in 1984, the Tyler Azalea Run has become a cherished spring tradition, drawing in more than 100,000 visitors each year to celebrate the stunning floral displays and the spirit of community. As you race through the trails, you'll not only enjoy the beauty of the blooms but also contribute to a great cause, as proceeds from the event support the local nonprofit, The Children's Village. Join us for a day filled with fun, fitness, and philanthropy—let's keep this beloved tradition blooming!
Since its inception in 1984, the Tyler Azalea Run has become a cherished spring tradition, drawing in more than 100,000 visitors each year to celebrate the stunning floral displays and the spirit of community. As you race through the trails, you'll not only enjoy the beauty of the blooms but also contribute to a great cause, as proceeds from the event support the local nonprofit, The Children's Village. Join us for a day filled with fun, fitness, and philanthropy—let's keep this beloved tradition blooming!
Organiser's Description
RUN WHERE THE FLOWERS BLOOM!
Since 1984, the Tyler Azalea Run has invited runners to lace up and race through a living postcard the iconic Tyler Azalea Trails. With scenic 10K and 5K routes winding through a kaleidoscope of blooms, its no wonder runners return year after year to kick off their spring season in style.
Tylers love affair with azaleas began in 1929, when Maurice Shamburger planted the first vibrant bushes along Lindsey Lane. Neighbors caught the fever, and by 1960, the blooms were so beloved that official tour routes were mapped to guide the growing number of admirers. Today, more than 100,000 visitors flock to Tyler each spring to witness this floral phenomenon.
And what better way to experience it than on foot? Whether you're chasing a PR or a peaceful jog among petals, the Azalea Run is a celebration of beauty, community, and giving back with proceeds supporting local nonprofit The Childrens Village.
Join us in keeping this colorful tradition alive one step, one bloom, one big-hearted cause at a time.
Since 1984, the Tyler Azalea Run has invited runners to lace up and race through a living postcard the iconic Tyler Azalea Trails. With scenic 10K and 5K routes winding through a kaleidoscope of blooms, its no wonder runners return year after year to kick off their spring season in style.
Tylers love affair with azaleas began in 1929, when Maurice Shamburger planted the first vibrant bushes along Lindsey Lane. Neighbors caught the fever, and by 1960, the blooms were so beloved that official tour routes were mapped to guide the growing number of admirers. Today, more than 100,000 visitors flock to Tyler each spring to witness this floral phenomenon.
And what better way to experience it than on foot? Whether you're chasing a PR or a peaceful jog among petals, the Azalea Run is a celebration of beauty, community, and giving back with proceeds supporting local nonprofit The Childrens Village.
Join us in keeping this colorful tradition alive one step, one bloom, one big-hearted cause at a time.
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1510 S College Ave,, Tyler, 75701, TX, United States
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