(Subject to change)
12 pm - 6 pm
Beginning at 6:30 am
The Start and Finish for all distances will be at Northwest Community Park.
Saturday, February 19, 2022
With the SARS-COV-2 safety guidelines in place, this race is considered self-supported. This means that all runners are expected to carry their own water and hydration vessel.
*We will have one water stop on course. (5K - 2.25mi | 10K - 4.2mi)
Photos will be available for free thanks to Kris Kirk!
Dr. David Findura of Advanced Chirosport in Murphy will be onsite donating his services (stretching, soft tissue therapy, and myofascial release) to the runners.
Loop Name: Flag color
5K - Green (Garmin Course)
10K - Green, Orange, Green, Orange, Green (Garmin Course)
The Frisco Trail Race will again benefit the Dallas Off Road Bike Association (DORBA) and the Frisco ISD Education Foundation. DORBA has put thousands of hours into building/maintaining the NWCP trail and FISD has been a great partner to work with in helping to make this event a reality!
Please see the Course Maps and corresponding descriptions below to familiarize yourself with the race flow. Your wristband is to help assist volunteers to ensure you are on the correct course. Turn by turn course signage with distances will be at each intersection.
Loop Name: Flag color (Distance(s))
5K Flow - Green (Ranger/O&B) (Garmin Course)
10K Flow - Green (Ranger), Orange (Coyote), Green (Ranger/O&B), Orange (Wolverine), Green (Ranger) (Garmin Course)
Please see the 2022 Volunteer Guide.
There are opportunities to provide assistance with course navigation, packet pickup/registration and help at the start/finish line. All volunteers will receive a Frisco Trail Race shirt.
The 2019 Frisco Trail Race Finale was the final race on the original trail as we lost nearly half the trail to the PGA of America development which began on July 1, 2019. There were some tremendous volunteers who relocated the trail equipment and reconnected the remaining trail system. The new trailhead is now located off of Teel Pkwy on the east side across from Stafford Middle School.
As of 2021, the North Texas Trail Runners have awarded three cross country scholarships and we hope to provide many more! A part of the proceeds from the Frisco Trail Race were used to establish a scholarship that will be awarded to a Frisco Education Foundation (FEF) applicant involved in cross country.
2021 FEF Scholarship Recipient
Coming Soon!
2021 FEF Scholarship Recipient
Madeline Boedeker
Wakeland High School
2020 FEF Scholarship Recipient
Jahson Ferguson
Liberty High School
Engineering-Biomedical
2019 FEF Scholarship Recipient
Mackenzie Payne
Heritage High School
Elementary Education
*By the way, Mackenzie ran the 2019 Frisco Trail Race 15K!
Madeline Boedeker, 2021 FEF Scholarship Recipient
We at NTTR understand that the past few years have been a challenging time for many; especially related to the direct and indirect impact of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Top of mind is the health and safety of our friends, family, and communities. We have stayed informed on the latest information as many of you have been doing. Our hearts and prayers extend to all of our trail family and we encourage each individual and family to adopt a risk posture appropriate for their situation.
Learn more at the link below.
This is a great opportunity to share your company, brand, and services in Frisco, Texas. As a sponsor you can select from the multiple sponsorship levels available.
The North Texas Trail Runners is 501(c)(3) non-profit trail and ultra running club in the North Texas and greater Dallas / Ft. Worth areas founded in 1996. Over the past few years we’ve donated over $12,000 to the following local partners: Frisco Education Fund, Abigail’s Arms Child Advocacy Center, DORBA, Back on My Feet Dallas, Friends of the Grasslands, GallantFew and Town North Optimist Foundation.
Our sponsorship packages and 501(c)(3) details are available for download below.
Please feel free to reach out if you have specific needs that don't match up with our levels.
Kris Kirk filmed and created this amazing race video! He conducted interviews and compiled a spectacular video recap of the day.
Race photos are available for free courtesy of Kelli Holder Photography: View the Gallery.
The Red River Dirt Riders and North Texas Trail Runners: NTTR are excited to announce the Red River Trail Run 5K – 10K – 1/2 Marathon – Marathon; a fun and family-oriented trail run near Callisburg, TX!
All profits of the Red River Trail Run will benefit Abigail’s Arms Cooke County Family Crisis Center whose mission is to embrace children, individuals and families to inspire change and create stronger, safer communities through education and awareness. The focus of this benefit will be the services provided for children who are victims of crime.
Learn More @ RedRiverTrailRun.com
Register @ Ultrasignup
The mission of the North Texas Trail Runners is the promotion and encouragement of long distance trail running and the education of the public to its benefits. NTTR is about fun, fellowship, and supporting each other!
NTTR is very active in the local trail running community. We continue to hold monthly "trail rodeos" as well as supporting local trail maintenance. We have amazing volunteers that help with local races. We've donated to each the following local, trail-run supporting organizations: Back on My Feet Dallas, Friends of the Grasslands, GallantFew and Town North Optimist Foundation.
The organizational meeting of North Texas Trail Runners was held at the Irving, Texas home of Fred Holmes, club organizer and first president, on April 18, 1996. On the agenda was planning of the inaugural Rockledge Rumble 50k.
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve the Frisco Trail Race. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
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