Six-O Trail Run
Cleburne, TX
Sep 5, 2026
The Six-O Trail Run will be held at its namesake the Six-O Ranch in Cleburne, Texas. The Six-O Ranch is a 1600 acre working cattle ranch located on the edge of the Texas Hill Country that features over 20 miles of trail. The course will consist of a combination of … MORE
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Pulled out due to injury
DNF but attended as a spectator to support my wife. She rank the half marathon distance and it looked very challenging. Please tell us more about the race! (Your review … MORE
DNF but attended as a spectator to support my wife. She rank the half marathon distance and it looked very challenging.
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Pretty ranch, great people
I ran the half marathon and camped out the night before. This was my second trail race. It was not my "A race" for the fall season and I think … MORE
I ran the half marathon and camped out the night before. This was my second trail race. It was not my “A race” for the fall season and I think many people were treating it as a training race for other full stuff.
The race organizers really fostered a sense of community. There were maybe ten of us out camping the night before and we had a fun time chatting.
The race itself was run from a sense of community love – definitely informal and definitely fun. Details were communicated smoothly. The course itself was pretty, muddy, and humid. I had a fun time.
Worth noting is that due to a last-minute course change (maybe because of mud?), we ran something like 12.9 miles instead of the full 13.1. Didn’t bother me but just FYI.
The Tale of The Trail
Race day pickup was nice. There was the option of camping overnight. So the two days before the event it rained. So we were lucky that the majority had drained … MORE
Race day pickup was nice. There was the option of camping overnight. So the two days before the event it rained. So we were lucky that the majority had drained off before the race. However, there were pockets of very muddy trails. So muddy I though I would loose my shoe three times. Wouldn’t be embarrassing to leave your shoe in a mud hole. So we found all the elevation that could be thrown against us. And some of those up hills well you had to keep moving or fall backward. So to put it this way, it was all I could do to finish the 13 miles. I am sure that the younger runners really enjoyed it. Cheers