Multi-Race Challenges

We have several challenges that require finishing multiple races, each providing you a unique and life-altering experience by pushing yourself beyond what you may have thought possible. The finisher lists of these challenges are short, as the challenges are only for the toughest among our crowd. The combination of races varies from challenge to challenge (and sometimes year to year). 

Have you completed a Tejas Challenge? Fill out this form:


Tejas Challenges:

Tejas Garmin Challenge

Current and Past Results

Complete as many Tejas Trails races as you can during the 2026 calendar year to earn points and compete for a Garmin watch, free race entries, and Tejas Trails prizes.

You must obtain an official finish at each event for it to count (finish before cut-off, etc.)


The Garmin Challenge is scored using a simple points system based on race distance. Points are earned for every Tejas Trails race completed during the 2026 calendar year. The runner with the highest total point score at the end of the season wins.

You must obtain an official finish at each event for it to count (finish before cut-off, etc.).

How Points Are Earned

Points are awarded per race completed based on race length:

  • Under 5 miles — 1 point

  • 5 to 10 miles — 2 points

  • 10 to 40 miles — 3 points

  • 40+ miles — 4 points

This system rewards consistency across the year while still recognizing longer distances.

Awards

1st place will win a Garmin watch and two free Tejas Trails race entries.

2nd place will win two free Tejas Trails race entry.

3rd place will win one free Tejas Trails race entries.

Free race entries excludes Bandera, Rocky Raccoon 100, Rocky 50, and River’s Edge.

Winners will be announced after the final qualifying race of the year.

How to Register:

  • No registration required! We will be tracking results for each race and updating the standings linked above.

Tejas 300

Current and Past Results

Complete 3 Tejas Trails 100km or 100 mile events in one “Fall to Winter season” (October-March)

You must obtain an official finish at each event for it to count (finish before cut-off, etc.).

At least one finish must be from a 100 miler.

Finishes must be from 3 of these events:

  1. Cactus Rose (Oct) - 100 mile

  2. Bandera (Jan of following year) - 100 km

  3. Rocky Raccoon (Feb of following year) - 100 mile or 100 km

How to Register:

  • Complete the ‘Tejas Challenge Finish’ form above before your 3rd and final race letting us know you're close.

Tejas 400

Current and Past Results

Complete a grand total of 400 miles amongst all Tejas Trails Ultra events in one year (Jan 1-Dec 31)

  • All events with a 50k or longer are a part of the Tejas 400 list of choices.

  • You must complete at least 400 total miles in a calendar year (First chance = Bandera, Last chance = Mosaic)

  • The miles may be accumulated in any combination of events.

  • You will be awarded the number of miles you finished as long as you finish more than 26.2 miles.

  • Only officially recorded chip-timed lap splits count. i.e. if you pull out at an aid station somewhere on course, you will not get the mileage at that aid station. It will be from timing mat to timing mat.

  • It's up to you to keep up with your mileage. This will be verified, but it’s on the honor system.

How to Register:

  • Complete the ‘Tejas Challenge Finish’ form above at least one event before you think you're going to accomplish the goal.