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  • Sat, Jul 11, 2026 at 8:00 AM

    Aaron Ross

    A 2009 Tulia High School graduate, died October 16, 2011. His love for biking inspired this scholar-ship bike ride. Aaron, born August 27, 1991, was attending Wayland Baptist University when, on a training ride, was struck by a vehicle and met his untimely demise. While we have mourned his premature death, we celebrate his life with this ride and honor his memory with this scholarship. By joining in an activity that he loved, we remember Aaron and forever hold in our hearts the memories that we shared with him.

    A total of 29 scholarships have been awarded in the 14 years. The event is hosted by the community of Tulia and Kress with frendly rest stops and great food.

    Event details and schedule

    FINSH THE RIDE 15

    07/11/2026

    WE HAVE SHOWERS “BRING A TOWEL”

    We are rewarding 3 $1000.00 scholarships this year!!!

    Date: July 11, 2026

    on site Registration: 7:00 am

    Place: Tulia High School 501 Hornet Place and Dallas Street

    Ride Begins: 8:00 am

    24, 38, 53, 79 and mile routes just a few dips in the road; can’t promise no wind

    New 49 mile gravel route includes 6 mile pavement but mostly county dirt roads in our farming community.

    T-Shirts and Lunch For Riders.

    Keeter sausage, Hamburgers

    Friendly Rest Stops every 10 to 12 miles,

    Sag vehicles,

    INFORMATION : E-Mail [email protected]

    Route maps posted on Finshtheride.net

    Web site: Finishtheride.net

    Register on Line at active.com

    On line closes July 10th at 11:59 pm

    RIde coordinator: Phil Zolman

    ALL PROCEEDS GO TO: Aaron Ross Scholarships at TULIA HIGH SCHOOL And KRESS HIGH SCHOOL

    ON Site

    REGISTRATION CLOSES AT 7:45am July 11th 2026

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  • Distance: 47.2 km from Tulia
    Sat, Sep 12, 2026 at 9:00 AM

    Date and Time:

    Saturday, September 12th @ 9:00am

    Location:

    Palo Duro Canyon State Park

    Canyon, TX 79015

    Packet Pick Up:

    Friday, September 11th from 4pm to 8pm

    Sad Monkey Mercantile

    9800 Texas 217

    Canyon, Texas 79015

    Course:

    Runners will start in the Mack Dick Parking lot, run the Kiowa/Upper Commanche trail loop and end back in the parking lot, a 4 mile distance.

    Shirts:

    Event shirts are only guaranteed to those who register by 11:59pm on Thursday, August 20th.

    Awards:

    Finisher patches will be presented to all registrants who complete the course.

    Charity:

    Event proceeds and donations to benefit The Amarillo VA Suicide Prevention Program.

    Have Questions? Contact:

    Bailey Hess at [email protected]

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  • Distance: 49.3 km from Tulia
    Sat, Oct 17, 2026

    THE SOUTHWEST'S ULTIMATE TRAIL RUN Join us for the 41st Annual Palo Duro Trail Run which will be held on Saturday, October 17th. The race was started by Red Spicer as a road race and has morphed into a beautiful trail run, with distances of 25K, 50K, and 50 Miles. The race takes place in mid- October when temperatures can vary from freezing at the start to over 100 degrees during the afternoon. You will run a variety of trails from rolling singletrack to sand and rock. There are short but steep and technical ascents and descents.. The course is a looped course, so you will see people most of the day and return to the start/finish in order to meet your crew. The 2026 race will be considered a EAST year. All registered participants recieve a long sleeve technical shirt. Packet Pick-Up Thursday, October 15th3:00-6:00 pmLocation: Get Fit 1911 S. Georgia St, Amarillo, TX 79109Friday, October 16th3:00-6:00 pm Location: Sad Monkey Mercantile 9800 TX-217, Canyon, TX 79105Race Day Saturday October

    17th6:00 amLocation: Start / Finish area in the parking lot of Mack Dick Pavillon Pacers Pacers are allowed for the 50 mile race on the last (3rd lap) ONLY. Pacers must accompany the runner on foot only. No bicycles, vehicles, or other wheeled conveyences are allowed.ONLY ONE PACER IS ALLOWED ON THE LAST LAP! Pacers must start and finish at the designated drop bag area at the start/finish area. Pacers must remain on foot at all times. Use of non-foot transport by a pacers is a violation of race rules and is subject to disqualifcaiton.All pacers must register through Ultrasignup and sign the waier and pick up a pacer bib at packet pick-up. Aid Stations / Drop Bag Area We are proud to be known for the best aid stations in trail racing! You will have 4 fully stocked aid stations with experienced volunteers to help you fill your bladders and bottles. We have a variety of salty and sweet food options from candy and chips to boiled salted potatoes, and PB&J's. You will have water, soda, pickle

    juice and Hyperlyte Liquid Performance for your hydration needs. Tents and canopies for your crew will be allowed at the Start Finish area ONLY in a designated area. Racers may not take support on course outside of the designated aid stations. Cupless Race You must carry your own hydration system. We will not have cups at the aid stations. We will refill your bladders and bottles but if you want pickle juice or coke, etc, you need a packable cup. 2026 Race Day Schedule Saturday, October 17th6:00 am Packet Pickup at the start/finish area in the Mack Dick parking lot under the Get Fit tent.6:30 am 50M Start6:30 am 50K Start7:20 am 25K Wave Start Cutoffs 50M - 2:30 pm. Runners will NOT be allowed to continue the race from the start/finish line after 2:30pm50K - 1:00 pm. Runners will NOT be allowed to continue the race from the start/finish line after 1:00pmCourse closed at 7:00 pm. Need to make Changes? There is no charge to drop down to a shorter distance, but there's no refund. There will be

    a charge to move up in distance. You may transfer your bib to another runner. No race day changes! No rollovers or refunds, for any reason, including inclement weather! Trail Map Post Race Your registration includes a hot deliciious meal post race. Awards All 50K and 50M finishers recieve a unique Palo Duro belt buckle.All 25K finishers receive a unique Palo Duro hat.Overall and age groups awards are TBD. Sponsors Get Fit AmarilloBrooks OS1stHyperlytePickle Juice Frequently Asked Questions 1. Are dogs allowed on course? For the safety of you and all participants no dogs are allowed on course. Although we love dogs, we ask for the safety of you and other participants that you do not run with your fury companion.2. What should I bring? Essential items often include a hydration vest, refillable cup, your specific nutrition, and a light (50M racers), and sometimes a light jacket as it can be quite cool in the canyon before the sun rises.3. Do I need,trail-specific shoes? Highly recommended for

    better traction on slippery or uneven surfaces, though not mandatory.4. Can I walk sections of the course? Yes, almost everyone walks at some point :) Trail running is more about experiencing and enjoying your the beautiful canyon surroundings than it is about getting your PR.5. Can I change by race distance? We allow participants to change distances up until race week. You can do this through our registration partner, UltraSignup. We do not offer refunds or credits to go down in distance, you will pay the difference to move up in distance. No race day changes! No rollovers or refunds, for any reason, including inclement weather!7. Do we allow trekking poles? Yes Event's current local time: 3:48 AM CT

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  • Distance: 49.4 km from Tulia
    Sat, Aug 22, 2026

    Race Info This race will start at Mack Dick Pavilion in the beautiful Palo Duro Canyon State Park. You will run a variety of trails from smooth single track, to sand, rock, and short but steep technical ascents and descents. The 4 mileish is a loop on the Comanche/Kiowa trails. The half marathonish will go further into the canyon where you will see red rock walls, bluffs and cottonwood trees by a stream. Both races start heading out West to Comanche trail. Half Course 4 mile Course Awards Half Marathon and 4-Mile:1st Overall Female and Male1st Masters Overall Female and Male (Age 50+)Age groups14 & U, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80+ Race Day Schedule 6:00 am - 7:15 am - Packet Pick-Up Race Day 7:00 am - Half Marathonish Start7:15 am - 4 Mileish Start Packet Pick-Up Thursday, August 20th - 5:00pm-7:00pmLocation TBD (in conjunction with Amarillo Pub Runners)Friday, August 21st - 4:30pm-6:00pmLocation - Get Fit Georgia (1911 S Georgia St.)Saturday, August 22nd Race Day -

    6:00amLocation: Mack Dick parking lot (Get Fit tent) Aid Station One aid station for the half marathon only is located approximately half way at Mesquite. Please plan accordinly to carry enough fluids and nutrition to support you. Keep in mind, this is a cupless race. Plan to carry your own hydration bottle, pack, cup, etc. to refill at the aid station.Aid station will be stocked with water, Hyperlyte Liquid Performance drink mix, coke, ginger ale, pickle juice, gels, grapes, bananas, and assorted sweet and salty snacks. Need to make Changes? There is no charge to drop down to a shorter distance, but there is no refund! There will be a charge to move up in distance. No race day changes!No rollovers or refunds, for any reason, including inclement weather. Post Race Your registration fee includes a hot delicious meal post race. Cutoffs Course cut-off time for the Half Marathon is 11:30 am (4.5 hours) to be included in results and eligible for awards. Sponsors Get Fit Amarillo (Georgia and

    Hillside locations)Mount to CoastOS1stHyperlyte Frequently Asked Questions 1. Are dogs allowed on the course with you? For the safety of everyone (paticipants and spectators) no dogs are allowed on course. Although, we love dogs, we ask for the safety of you and other participants that you do not run with your fury friend.2. Do I need trail specific shoes? Highly recommended for better traction on slippery or uneven surfaces, though not mandatory.3. Can I walk sections of the course? Yes, almost everyone walks at some point. Trail running is about experiencing the beauty of the canyon and all it's surroundings.4. Can I change my race distance? Yes, we allow participants to change distances up until race week. You can do this through our registration partner, UltraSignup. We do not offer refunds or credits to go down in distance. To move up you will pay the difference in price. NO RACE DAY CHANGES!No rollovers, refunds, and/or credit for any reason including inclement weather.5. Do we allow

    trekking poles? Yes6. Can I have a pacer? No, we don't allow any pacers in either race distance.7. Can I wear headphones? No, all runners are expected to listen and respond to audio cues so that they know when to start the race and when to move out of the way or stop while on course. If you're listening to music during the race, you may not be able to hear these important cues from race officials and other runners on the trail.8. Drop bag and tent policy! No tents allowed on any hard surface of the parking lot and sidewalks. Drop bags area will be in the SW corner grassy area. Note these are unsecured and leaving them is at your own risk. Event's current local time: 3:18 AM CT

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