4 cycling events in San Antonio, Texas

IN-PERSON RACE: 10/24/26 - It’s astounding. Time is fleeting. Madness takes it toll.

Come all ye ghouls, goblins, ghosts, and crazy running creatures and join us for the 5th Annual Rocky Horror Trail Run on the challenging natural rocky elevated trails of Eisenhower Park a few eves before Halloween. Don’t be scared, but do choose your adventure wisely, as our “Time Warp” 3.3 mile/400ft. looped course will challenge and channel your inner good and evil.

How many times will YOU do the “Time Warp” — one for 5K, two for 10K; five for 27K, and a maddening ten loops for those who take on the 53K. Join the walking/running dead for a spooktacular trail running experience, and while you may not have your best “time,” you’ll definitely have the “best” time! And Damnit Janet—this race caps at 350 total runners, so sign up soon! Awards for best spooktacular costume!

VIRTUAL RACE: 10/24/26 - Can’t join us in-person, then sign up for our virtual option and complete your 53K/27K/10K/5K anywhere you choose. Pick up your packet in-person or pay shipping to have it mailed to you in the US. PACKETS ARE NOT AUTOMATICALLY SHIPPED. MUST ADD-ON SHIPPING AT REGISTRATION. YOU MAY ALSO PICK UP YOUR PACKET AT PACKET PICK UP WITHOUT AN EXTRA CHARGE.

REGISTER EARLY: This race has a cap of 350 runners. SARR members save 25% with online registration thru (automatically applied at checkout) through September 27, 2026.

Race Swag/Perks: All registrants will receive a frighteningly cool race t-shirt (unisex sizes while supplies last), and a unique finishers medal to all who cross the finish line! 53K Runners will receive a finishers beanie and sticker.

Packet Pick-up:

Friday, October 23, 4-7pm at REI San Antonio, 11745 IH-10 West, Ste 110, San Antonio, TX 78230

Saturday, October 24, 5:30-8:15am, Eisenhower Park – Harris Mass Pavilion (race day morning)

Course Details and Start Times: This is a challenging 3.3 mile course that features 400 feet of elevation amongst lots of rocks and roots run on the natural trails Hillview, Shady Creek, Red Oak and Live Oak trail systems in each loop. There are 3 areas on the course where you will run on paved trails that is just under ¾’s of a mile.

53K = 10 loops (33 miles/4000 feet gain), 6am start (Cutoff time 6pm – must start final loop by 4:45pm)

27K = 5 loops (16.5 miles/2000 feet gain), 7:30am start

10K = 2 loops (6.6 miles/800 feet gain), 8am start

5K = 1 loop (3.3miles/400 feet gain), 8:30am start

Course Map:

Plot-A-Route Interactive Course Map

Aid Stations: SARR TRAIL RACES ARE CUPLESS —You must carry your own hydration device or a collapsible cup to fill at aid stations. There will be one aid station at Mile 2 on the course that will have water and electrolytes. Water and electrolytes also available at the start/finish. Please give a hoot and don’t pollute the trails and dispose of your trash responsibly at Aid Stations, trash cans, or carry with you.

53K/27K Bag Drop/Aid Station: We will have a 53K/27K bag drop and aid station located near the finish line for access during your race. Aid station will be loaded with sweet and salty treats and race nutrition (gels, variety of chips, goldfish, crackers, granola bars, cookies and candies, pickles, soda, warm fresh quesadillas, and lots more. We will have an updated list closer to the race.

Awards Ceremony/Costume Contest: Awards will be given to the Top 3 Overall M/F/Non-binary and Top 3 Overall Masters (40+) M/F/Non-binary finisher in each distance based on chip time. Sorry no age group awards. We will hold the ceremony for 5K/10K at approximately 10am, 27K at 11:30am, and 53K award winners will be awarded as they cross the finish line. Costume contest rules/awards to be announced after 27K ceremony.

Post Race Celebration: Meet at the Harris Mass Pavilion after your race, celebrate your accomplishments and enjoy some post race refreshments from our sponsors, and get your freak on with the sounds of a live DJ, sure to wake the dead. Hang and cheer on and frighten our runners as they continue their Time Warp loops.

Race Results and Free Photos: Race Results and Photos will be posted within 7 days of the race. Please check the ‘PHOTOS’ and ‘RESULTS’ tab as they become available.

The Fine Print:

—The race is chip-timed. Your timing chip is on the back of your racing bib, please wear your bib # on the front of you and please do not bend the tag.

—We are thrilled to be a green race! No plastic bags at packet pickup, CUPLESS RACE, recycling of cans/plastic/bottles, and trying to reduce our carbon footprint. Please carpool, take public transportation, or ride shares to the race if possible.

—The course will have 350 runners on it please Be Kind to one another, be alert, announce when passing, hug your volunteers, don’t litter, and be a good trail steward.

—No dogs or strollers allowed on the course, you will be disqualified.

—Headphones are not encouraged, please wear Shokz, or keep one ear open if you MUST wear them.

—First Aid Tent with EMT’s on site at start/finish.

—Parking available on site, but limited please carpool if possible.

—Sorry no refunds.

Always the FIRST Saturday in December

In-Person and Virtual Ride Options Available

Mission to Mission Bike Tour is an all-volunteer, San Antonio charity event that provides biking challenges for riders at all levels, both in-person and virtually.

The in-person event is begins and ends at the San Antonio Mission Park Pavilions. In-person options include a family friendly Mission Tour (17) on dedicated hike and bike paths as well as THREE extended tours: Performance (24), Endurance (48), and Century (62).

You can also ride on your own time at home, in your neighborhood or any place of please when select the Virtual Ride options. Virtual ride lengths are 17 miles, 24 miles, 48 miles, Metric Century/62 miles, or "Rider's Choice" where you decide how far you'll go.

Our annual tour is a notable celebration of the Missions National Historical Park-- now part of a World Heritage Site recognizing the cultural uniqueness of the Spanish Colonial period. The tours begin and end one fourth mile from Mission San Jose, and the Mission Tour offers the opportunity to visit all four missions within the Park.

• Extended tours share a common trunk route such that a rider may extend or contract a selected tour on the fly.

• Ride conditions include public roads, level to gently rolling terrain, and rural countryside.

• Tour Tee and lunch are included in registration for the in-person event.

• Additional lunches and tour tees are available for friends and Family

• Early Registration Discounts

• Virtual Riders will have their shirts sent in the mail via UPSP First Class Mail.

*SAG will follow extended routes and be available at the main break point

Mission Tour: The Mission Tour winds through historic neighborhoods and touches four Spanish Colonial Missions located along the San Antonio River. The route can be adjusted to meet cycling skills. The Mission Tour riders use dedicated bike lanes/paths and tour in small guided groups. Restrooms and water are available at registration and mission sites. Touring all missions creates a 17 mile ride.

Notes on children riding M2M:

• Children 10 & under ride free w/paid adult registration and minor registration form

• Minor Registration Form available on-site on the day of the ride

• Children must ride with trusted adult

• No lunch or complimentary Tee provided with free minor registration

• No children's tricycle or bikes with training wheels will be permitted.

• Helmets are required for all riders

Performance 24: This 24 mile performance route retraces early Spanish trails as it loops southward beyond the Missions National Historical Park and skirts the western reaches of Braunig Lake. The performance route is primarily flat and utilizes city, state, and county roads through the mostly rural Southside.

Endurance 48: The 48 mile endurance route circles Calevaras Lake and provides a shortened "back door" alternative allows riders to shorten the Metric Century. The Endurance Route is primarily flat and utilizes city, state, and county roads through the mostly rural Southside.

Century 62: The 62 mile Metric Century duplicates the performance route and then explores the deep southside in a lazy circle of Calevaras Lake. Riders traverse the level countryside on city, county and state roads.

Note: The length of each route may be revised before the event as safety concerns, road conditions, or construction dictate. Route planning and maps by Cool Cats Cycling Club of San Antonio.

62 mile route

48 mile route

24 mile route

Link and maps typically remain exactly the same each year. As we get closer to the event date, the map may be adjusted to account for construction or conditions.

Event details and schedule

2025 Mission to Mission Charity Bike Tour

Saturday, December 7th

07:00 AM Access to parking/site open

07:30 AM On-Site Registration / Check-In / Packet Pick-up

08:30 AM START Century 62 & Endurance 48

08:45 AM START Performance 24

09:00 AM Start Family Tour (17 mile)

10:00 AM Registration Closed: No additional riders allowed on routes

11:00 AM-3:00PM Lunch available

3:00 PM End of SAG and other rider support

62 mile route

48 mile route

24 mile route

Link and maps typically remain exactly the same each year. As we get closer to the event date, the map may be adjusted to account for construction or conditions.

Parking is available at the park.

2027 Fiesta Wildflower Ride

Sunday, April 11, 2027

📍 Rolling Oaks Mall – San Antonio, TX

⏰ Ride Start: 8:00 AM

2027 Fiesta Wildflower Ride

Experience one of San Antonio's favorite spring cycling traditions at the 2027 Fiesta Wildflower Ride. Starting near Rolling Oaks Mall, riders will enjoy scenic roads through the beautiful north San Antonio region, featuring rolling terrain, fresh spring landscapes, and miles of enjoyable cycling.

Whether you're looking to take in the scenery or simply enjoy a great day on the bike, the Fiesta Wildflower Ride offers a memorable ride through some of the area's most picturesque roads. Gather your friends, enjoy the outdoors, and celebrate the spirit of cycling during Fiesta season.

We look forward to seeing you on the road for another unforgettable ride in 2027.

Event details and schedule

Ride Day Schedule

Rolling Oaks Mall – Event Area

• 6:30 AM – Check-in & Expo Opens

• 7:45 AM – Rider Announcements & Safety Briefing

• 8:00 AM – Official Ride Start (rolling start by route)

• 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM – Post-Ride Festival, Food & Activities

Safety First – Ride Protocols & Expectations

The Fiesta Wildflower Ride is conducted on open roads and rider safety is our top priority.

Rider Responsibilities:

• Obey all traffic laws and signals

• Ride single file when necessary

• Stay alert and predictable

• Yield to traffic and pedestrians

• Use hand signals and communicate with fellow riders

Required Equipment:

• Helmet (mandatory)

• Well-maintained bicycle

• Water bottles (rest stops provided)

• Recommended: rear light, flat kit, sunscreen

Support & Safety:

• Course marshals and SAG support on route

• Rest stops staffed with volunteers

• First aid available at start/finish and on course

• Emergency contact number printed on rider bib/wristband

Riders who do not follow safety rules may be asked to discontinue the ride for their own safety and the safety of others.

Fiesta Wildflower Expo

The Fiesta Wildflower Expo opens at 6:30 AM and runs throughout the morning.

Expo Includes:

• Bike shops and cycling vendors

• Local businesses and sponsors

• Community partners

• Food & beverage offerings

• Music and Fiesta atmosphere

This is a great place to grab last-minute gear, meet fellow riders, and soak in the pre-ride energy.

What’s Included with Registration

Every registered rider receives:

• Official 2027 Fiesta Wildflower T SHIRT

• Fiesta Wildflower Swag Bag

• Fully stocked rest stops on course

• SAG & mechanical support

• Post-ride food and refreshments

• Access to post-ride Fiesta celebration & activities

• Vendor expo access

• Fully marked routes & rider guide

• A return to the classic Wildflower experience

Post-Ride Celebration

After your ride, stick around and enjoy:

• Post-ride meal and drinks

• Music and Fiesta vibes

• Sponsor giveaways

• Photo opportunities

• Time to relax and reconnect with the cycling community

This ride has always been about more than the miles—it’s about coming together.

A Tradition Reimagined

The Fiesta Wildflower Ride has long been a staple of San Antonio’s cycling and Fiesta culture. In 2027, we’re committed to bringing it back better, fuller, and closer to what riders remember and loved—great routes, strong organization, and an atmosphere that feels like spring in San Antonio should.