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Cowtown2026
Sun, 1 Mar 2026 · Fort Worth
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Cowtown 2026 has been run
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- Distance
- 42.2 km
- Race day
- 10°C (49°F)
Course details aren't published yet. Check the official site
Welcome to The Cowtown® ! Thank you for choosing to run one of our great races. The Cowtown® is celebrating its annual race as we welcome the world to Fort Worth. We are proud to be the largest multi-race event in the State of Texas. The Cowtown® offers a race distance for everyone including the Marathon and Half Marathon on Sunday. The entire family can participate either as a runner or a spectator cheering along the route. The races start and end in Fort Worth’s cultural district, run through the Stockyards, go through downtown and circle TCU and Fort Worth’s southside. Elevation changes can range up to 150 ft. The Cowtown marathon is a Boston Marathon qualifying event. Good luck with your training and we will see you in February!!
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- Entries closeNot announced
- Race day1 Mar 2026
| Distance | Start | Fee | Places | Enter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Marathon 42.195 km · 07:00 | 07:00 | — | — | |
Half Marathon 21.1 km · 07:00 | 07:00 | — | — |
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Where to stay
- Arrive
- Fri, Feb 27
- Leave
- Mon, Mar 2
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