Run for the Range: Trail Run

Run Through a Landscape Worth Protecting

Join us for the 2nd Annual Run for the Range and experience one of North Texas' most unique trail-running events while supporting the conservation of Texas working lands.

Set on the breathtaking 1,500-acre Fall Creek Ranch, runners will traverse rolling hills, native grasslands, rugged trails, creek crossings, and diverse wildlife habitat that have been permanently protected through a conservation easement with the Texas Agricultural Land Trust (TALT).

After crossing the finish line, stick around for warm food, cold beer, live music, and fellowship with fellow outdoor enthusiasts and conservation supporters.

 
Why Trail Runners Love This Course

• Exclusive access to a private ranch not normally open to the public
• Scenic trails winding through native prairie, woodlands, and creek corridors
• Rolling terrain that offers both challenge and beauty
• The chance to support Texas conservation while enjoying an unforgettable trail-running experience

 
About the Texas Agricultural Land Trust

The Texas Agricultural Land Trust (TALT) conserves the Texas heritage of private working lands. Through voluntary conservation easements, TALT partners with landowners to protect the farms, ranches, water resources, wildlife habitat, and open spaces that sustain all Texans.

With more than 325,000 acres conserved across the state, TALT is helping ensure that the public benefits provided by private working lands continue for generations to come.

Your participation in Run for the Range directly supports this mission.

A Special Thank You

The Run for the Range would not be possible without the generosity of Kelly and Kristyn Langdon and the entire Langdon family.

 By opening Fall Creek Ranch to runners and conservation supporters, they provide a rare opportunity to experience a working ranch that has been permanently protected through a conservation easement. Their commitment to the land ensures that the ranch's natural resources, wildlife habitat, scenic beauty, and agricultural heritage will remain intact for future generations.

 
Registration

5K (3.1 Miles)

·         Early Bird (Through Nov. 6, 2026) - $40

·         Regular Registration (Nov. 7, 2026 – Jan. 29, 2027 - $50

·         Race Day Registration* - $60

10K (6.2 Miles)

·         Early Bird (Through Nov. 6, 2026) - $50

·         Regular Registration (Nov. 7, 2026 – Jan. 29, 2027 - $60

·         Race Day Registration* - $70

Half Marathon (3.1 Miles)

·         Early Bird (Through Nov. 6, 2026) - $80

·         Regular Registration (Nov. 7, 2026 – Jan. 29, 2027 - $90

·         Race Day Registration* - $100

Couch Conservationist

Can't make the race? Support the conservation of Texas working lands, wildlife habitat, water resources, and open spaces from wherever you are. Your registration helps advance TALT's mission while earning you an official Run for the Range event t-shirt—no trail shoes required.

·         Early Bird (Through Nov. 6, 2026) - $25

·         Regular Registration (Nov. 7, 2026 – Jan. 2, 2027) - $35

Couch Conservationist registrants will receive a t-shirt but will not be assigned a race bib or be eligible for awards. Your shirt packet will be available on race day or pickup in Granbury on January 30th. You must register by January 2, 2027 to receive a shirt.

* For race day registrations shirt availability is not guaranteed.

Team Discount

Teams of five or more runners receive:

$10 off Half Marathon registration
$5 off 10K registration
$5 off 5K registration
The first four team members will automatically receive a refund once the fifth team member registers. Teams must be formed by January 15, 2027 to qualify.

 
Race Details

Course Information

The course traverses the trails, pastures, and natural areas of Fall Creek Ranch. Runners can expect:

• Dirt roads and single-track trails
• Rolling hills
• Creek crossings
• Native grasslands
• Wooded areas
• Scenic overlooks
• Approximately 220 feet of elevation change

This is a true trail-running event. Participants should expect uneven terrain and natural trail conditions. Trail shoes are strongly recommended.

Weather

Average late-January temperatures in Granbury can range from the low-20s to low-50s. In the first year of the event, it was 22 degrees. If the trails become unsafe with ice or other inclement weather, the event will be cancelled with refunds offered. 

 
Race Day Schedule

6:30 AM               Ranch Gates Open
6:30 AM               Packet Pickup Begins
6:30–7:15 AM      Race Day Registration
8:00 AM               Half Marathon Start
8:15 AM               10K Start
8:30 AM               5K Start

 
Awards & Recognition

All participants who complete their race will receive a finisher medal.

Awards will be presented to the top overall male and female finishers in each race at the end of the event.

Age Group Awards

Special awards will be presented to the top male and female finishers in each category:

• Young Buck – Under 18
• Turkey Trotter – Ages 18–29
• Armadillo Ace – Ages 30–39
• Whitetail Warrior – Ages 40–49
• Swift Fox Finisher – Ages 50–59
• Wise & Wild – Ages 60+

 
Post-Race Celebration

After the race, relax and enjoy:

• Warm food
• Cold beer
• Live music
• Family-friendly atmosphere
• Opportunities to learn more about Fall Creek Ranch and Texas conservation

Whether you're racing for a personal record or simply enjoying a morning on the trails, we invite you to stay and celebrate with us.

 
Bring Your Own Bottle (BYOB)

Bulk water and hydration stations will be available for refills. Participants are encouraged to bring reusable water bottles or hydration systems.

 
Important Information

• No pets allowed.
• Trail shoes are recommended.
• Race shirts are guaranteed only for participants registered by the deadline.
• Parking is available onsite.
• Event will take place rain or shine unless conditions are deemed unsafe.
• All proceeds benefit the Texas Agricultural Land Trust.

Join fellow runners on January 31, 2026 for the Run for the Range: Trail Run. It's a fantastic Half-Marathon, 10K, 5K, Couch Conservationist featuring a flat and fast course in Granbury.