Lake Travis Solstice Circuit: Marathon, 52M Relay, 50K, 25K, 10K, 5K

🌄 Event Overview

The Solstice Circuit Challenge is a multi-distance loop race featuring six competitive distances on a scenic 1.55-mile paved figure-8 course. This July event combines morning races for shorter distances with sunset-to-sunrise racing for longer distances, creating an unforgettable running experience for participants of all abilities.

🏃‍♂️ Race Format

Participants complete a set number of loops based on their chosen distance:

• 52.7 Mile Relay: 34 loops - teams of 2-6 runners (7:00 PM start)
• 50K: 20 loops = 31 miles (7:00 PM start)
• Marathon: 17 loops = 26.35 miles (7:00 PM start)
• 25K: 10 loops = 15.5 miles (7:00 PM start)
• 10K: 4 loops = 6.2 miles (8:30 AM start)
• 5K: 2 loops = 3.1 miles (8:30 AM start)

🏞️ Course Details

The distinctive figure-8 course features a smooth asphalt surface throughout, making it perfect for both day and night running. The main loop connects to a smaller upper loop. The course is fully marked with reflective markers for nighttime visibility with clear mile markings.

• Morning runners: Enjoy cooler temperatures for the shorter distances.
• Evening participants: Journey through sunset into the stars for longer distances.
• Relay teams: Share the adventure, with each member running a portion of the 52.7-mile challenge.
• Paved course: Offers a consistent, predictable surface ideal for night running.

🛠️ Amenities

• Main aid station: Located at the start/finish hub.
• Restroom facilities: Primitive restroom facilities available.
• Camping sites: Surrounding the course perimeter (first-come, first-served basis).
• Parking: Multiple areas for easy access.
• Night gear: Headlamp/night gear required for all evening race participants.
• Commemorative item: Custom bandana for all finishers.
• Transition zone: Relay team transition zone at the start/finish area.

Join us for this one-of-a-kind event that transforms a standard race into a memorable adventure, where community, challenge, and celebration come together under the summer night sky.

For more information, visit the official race page.