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Star of Texas Marathon

Star of Texas Marathon is a marathon event held in Spicewood, Texas. Its next confirmed date is Sunday, December 13, 2026. About 25 runners take part across all distances.

Race day
December 13, 2026
Location
Spicewood, TX
Field size
~25 runners

Race details

Date
Sunday, December 13, 2026
Location
Spicewood, Texas
Distances
Marathon
Field size
About 25 runners
Course
Rolling Hills
Registration
runsignup.com

Registration, course & weather

Registration status
Open
Start time
9:30 AM CST
Course profile
Loop course; Road surface; 1386 ft gain, 1386 ft loss (estimated from third-party elevation data); USATF certified; Boston qualifier

About the Star of Texas Marathon

A USATF-certified, Boston-qualifying marathon run on a short paved loop inside Pace Bend Park on Lake Travis, held alongside a 50-miler, 50K, half marathon, 10K and 5K over the same December weekend. The repeating 1.64-mile loop gives spectators lake views and repeated sightings of runners throughout the race.

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Star of Texas Marathon: common questions

When is the Star of Texas Marathon?
The next confirmed date is Sunday, December 13, 2026.
Where is the Star of Texas Marathon held?
In Spicewood, Texas.
What distances does the Star of Texas Marathon offer?
Marathon.
How many people run the Star of Texas Marathon?
About 25 runners across all of its distances. That figure is an estimate of the field size, not an entry cap.
How do I register for the Star of Texas Marathon?
Registration is handled by the organiser at runsignup.com. Entry fees, caps and deadlines are set there.
Is registration open for the Star of Texas Marathon?
Yes — registration is open. $110 (from runsignup.com, checked September 25, 2026).
What time does the Star of Texas Marathon start?
9:30 AM CST.
What is the course like at the Star of Texas Marathon?
Loop course; Road surface; 1386 ft gain, 1386 ft loss (estimated from third-party elevation data); USATF certified; Boston qualifier.