Pandora's BoX of RoX Trail Run2027

Sat, 24 Apr 2027 · Burnet · 173 days

Distance: 21.1 km
Race day: 20°C (67°F)

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Reveille Peak Ranch, is host to the annual Pandora’s Box of Rox Trail Run. This ranch has a huge granite dome (2nd largest in the region) that runners go up, around, and over throughout the course. When runners are not in the ever-changing rock features, they’re winding through beautiful hill country forest, through streams, wild flowers, and around a lake. To top it all off, participants start and finish next to the lake in the Pavilion complete with a swimming pool touching the edge of the finishing chute. Plan to stay a while after the event. Perfect race to truly challenge yourself and spend some time with new and old friends. This course has, Plenty of gorgeous panoramic views, lots of cactus to appreciate and avoid, a few creeks that may or may not have water, depending on the rain. This run will be sure to please every trail runner’s quest for rugged adventure.

Before you go

Pro tips

Racing it

01
Rock Dome Repeats
The course goes up, around, and over a huge granite dome more than once. Pace those rock sections by effort, not speed; footing changes constantly and rugged sections reward caution.
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Cactus and Creek Feet
Watch for cactus near the trail and expect a few creek crossings that may carry water after rain. Choose shoes that handle wet rock and loose dirt, and keep your eyes on the line.
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03
Warm April Running
Typical race-day temperature is 19.6°C. On exposed granite and open hill country, start controlled and save energy for the second half.
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04
Stay After the Finish
Start and finish sit beside the lake at the Pavilion, with a swimming pool touching the finishing chute. Plan to linger, cool off, and swap stories after your race.
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05
Look Up, Not Just Down
The course has plenty of panoramic views and wildflowers along forest and lake sections. Use open stretches to scan the route and enjoy the setting without losing focus on footing.
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In Burnet

Car-Based Base
Burnet is a small Hill Country county seat, so plan on driving for errands, race-day travel, and meals. Fuel up in town before heading out to rural ranch roads.
Race-Day Driving
Burnet is rural, and the ranch sits outside town, so spectators and runners should plan to drive and carpool. Cell service can be patchy in the Hill Country; download directions before leaving.
Recover by the Lakes
After the race, Burnet's Hill Country setting makes nearby lake parks and the downtown square good low-key places to walk, eat, and recover. Keep the pace easy and enjoy the small-town feel.

Written by AI from the course data and the race's description; city tips are general knowledge. Check race-day details with the organizer.

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