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Saturday, March 20th, 2027
1510 S College Ave,, Tyler TX
10K · 5K
52–71°F · some rain risk
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2026
58–86°F
dry
2025
43–59°F
dry
2024
49–68°F
dry
2023
34–57°F
dry
2022
50–76°F
dry
2021
42–61°F
dry
2020
47–67°F
rain
2019
46–68°F
dry
2018
46–60°F
dry
2017
65–82°F
dry
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About this race
Run Where the Flowers Bloom! 🌸
Since 1984, the Tyler Azalea Run has invited runners to lace up and race through a living postcard — the iconic Tyler Azalea Trails. With scenic 10K and 5K routes winding through a kaleidoscope of blooms, it’s no wonder runners return year after year to kick off their spring season in style.
The History of Azaleas in Tyler
- Origins: In 1929, Maurice Shamburger planted the first vibrant bushes along Lindsey Lane.
- Community Engagement: Neighbors caught the fever, leading to an increased passion for azaleas.
- Official Tours: By 1960, official tour routes were created for enthusiastic admirers.
- Visitor Attraction: Today, more than 100,000 visitors flock to Tyler each spring to witness this floral phenomenon.
Experience the Azalea Run
- On Foot: Experience the vibrant blooms up close, embracing each step of the journey.
- Chase Your Goals: Whether you're racing for a personal record or enjoying a leisurely jog, there’s something for everyone.
- Community Focus: The run is a celebration of beauty, community, and giving back.
- Support Local: Proceeds support local nonprofit The Children’s Village.
Join the Tradition
Join us in keeping this colorful tradition alive — one step, one bloom, one big-hearted cause at a time.
Event Information
- Date: 2027-03-20
- Location: 1510 S College Ave, Tyler, TX
- More Information: Visit the official race page.
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