Snow Moon is almost here!

Stocked aid stations will be placed along the course, providing hydration, nutrition, and medical assistance to ensure participants' safety and well-being.  We'll have a variety of snacks available including fruit, cookies, breakfast bars, chips, and soft drinks.

Animals are not allowed at the event. We kindly ask all participants and their visitors to respect this rule to ensure the safety and comfort of all attendees. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

 Custom medals will be awarded to all finishers.  

Travis County Parks is completing installation of brand-new climate controlled cabins at the park. You may be able to reserve one for race weekend.  

The park also offers a limited number of campsites available on a first-come, first-served basis. If you wish to camp during the event, we strongly recommend making arrangements here and booking well in advance to secure your spot. Please plan accordingly to ensure you have a place to stay during your visit.

Due to the extensive preparations involved, we do not offer refunds. The race may be canceled in the event of severe weather or other circumstances beyond our control. We make every possible effort to hold the event as scheduled and reschedule if any disruptions occur; however, should unforeseen circumstances arise, participants will be notified and updated in advance. Thank you for your understanding.

All events: 7:00 AM

Finish Line Closes: 7:00 AM

Last Person Standing Events (4.17 miles per hour): Snow Moon's Last Stand & Hunter's Last Stand

• Loop length: 4.17 miles
• Time limit: 60 minutes
• Maximum pace: 14:22 min/mile to complete loop
• Recommended pace: 12:00 min/mile (allows rest time)

For the 8-hour events (Snow Moon Stampede and Hunter's Moon Howl):

• This is an open format where participants can move at any pace
• No minimum pace requirement
• Can complete as many or as few loops as desired within 8 hours

Eco-friendly practices, such as waste reduction and the use of sustainable materials, will be implemented to minimize the event's environmental footprint. In our commitment to preserve the natural beauty of Arkansas Bend Park and the Colorado River environment and to ensure the sustainability of our event, the Fit Foundation adheres strictly to the Leave No Trace principles. These guidelines help us minimize our impact on the natural surroundings and ensure a positive experience for all participants and future park visitors. We kindly ask all participants, spectators, and volunteers to follow these principles:

Plan Ahead and Prepare:

• Familiarize yourself with the course map and aid station locations to minimize potential impacts.
• Be prepared for changing weather conditions and terrain.
• Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces: Stay on marked trails and designated areas to prevent damage to vegetation and erosion of the landscape.
• Do not camp or set up personal support areas outside of designated zones.
• Dispose of Waste Properly: Pack out all trash, leftover food, and litter. Use provided trash and recycling bins at aid stations and event areas.
• Be mindful of food scraps and biodegradable materials; even natural items should not be left behind.
• Leave fossils, rocks, plants, and other natural objects as you find them.
• Minimize Campfire Impacts: Campfires are not permitted at any point along the course or at the event site.
• Respect Wildlife: Observe wildlife from a distance. Do not follow or approach them.
• Avoid feeding animals, as it damages their health and alters natural behaviors.
• Be Considerate of Other Park Visitors: The park will remain open to the public. Respect other trail users and protect the quality of their experience.
• Be courteous when passing others on the trail, and yield to slower traffic.

Your race registration includes YOUR park entry!   Additional spectators at Arkansas Bend Park: - General Admission: $5 - FREE entry for:     - Children under 13 years     - Disabled Veterans (50% or more) - Senior Rate (62+ years): $3  

Race Morning Tips: - Bring cash for car parking fees- Carpooling recommended - Early arrival = best parking 

• Snow Moon Events: Friday, February 14, 2025: Packet pickup is available from 4 PM to 6 PM at Arkansas Bend Park, near the playground.
• Hunter's Moon Events: Friday, October 4, 2025: Packet pickup is available from 4 PM to 6 PM at Arkansas Bend Park, near the playground. 
• Participants will receive a wristband at packet pickup, which will serve as proof of their entry fee payment and grant access to the park. 

Please ensure you arrive within the specified times to collect your race materials.

• Designated Parking Areas: Race participants should utilize the designated parking areas within Arkansas Bend Park. Signage and volunteers will guide you to the available parking spots.
• Efficient Use of Resources: By following the guidance of signage and volunteers, we can maximize the use of parking resources and ensure an enjoyable event for all participants.
• Remember, arriving early and following the provided instructions will help you secure a convenient parking spot and contribute to a successful event experience.

•  Links to the results will be posted after the event