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Sample 2026 Season · Demo Dates

Find your next start line.

Five chip-timed 5Ks across Fort Worth, every one of them run for a nonprofit partner. Registration opens on RunSignUp, results hit your phone before you reach the water table.

Five events RFID chip timed Nonprofit partners

The 2026 Season.

All five races are chip timed and stroller friendly. Course measurement is available on request. Demo dates and links.

A sunrise start pack under the race arch with the Fort Worth skyline behind Registration open
Feb 21

Fort Worth Dawn 5K

Panther Island Pavilion · Trinity Trails

Distance
5K, plus a half-mile kids dash
Start
7:00 AM, first light on the water
Timing
RFID chip, live results kiosk
Beneficiary
A local food bank
Families at an autism awareness fun run carrying pinwheels Registration open
Apr 18

Autism Awareness Run-Walk

Trinity Park · Fort Worth

Distance
5K run, 1 mile family walk
Start
8:00 AM, sensory-quiet corral first
Timing
RFID chip on the 5K
Beneficiary
Clear Narrow Foundation
A firefighter in full turnout gear running past a line of flags at sunrise Opens May 1
Oct 10

Tunnel to Towers 5K Fort Worth

Clear Fork · Fort Worth

Distance
5K, flat and fast
Start
Morning start, details on the event page
Timing
RFID chip, split mat at mile 2
Beneficiary
Tunnel to Towers Foundation
A turkey trot crowd in turkey hats on a cold morning, breath visible Opens Aug 15
Nov 26

Turkey Trot

Weatherford, Texas

Distance
5K, plus a costume mile
Start
8:00 AM Thanksgiving morning
Timing
RFID chip, family wave untimed
Beneficiary
Weatherford Chamber of Commerce
An evening holiday 5K, runners in glow necklaces and Santa hats Opens Oct 1
Dec 12

Jingle Bell Run

Sundance Square · Downtown Fort Worth

Distance
5K evening loop, lit course
Start
6:30 PM under the lights
Timing
RFID chip, costume awards
Beneficiary
Arthritis Foundation
A race director in a vest at dawn beside cones, a bib table and an inflating arch Your race
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Your Event, On This Calendar

Fort Worth and the surrounding metroplex

Distance
5K, 10K, fun run, corporate challenge
Lead time
The earlier the better, permits set the pace
Timing
Chip timing with or without full management
Partners
Nonprofit rates available

Race Morning

What to expect on the day.

Every RUNROO race runs the same shape, morning or evening, so you always know where to stand and when to move. Exact times are on each race page.

  1. 90 Min Out

    Packet Pickup Opens

    The start line tent has your bib, your pins and your shirt. Your RFID chip is already on the back of the bib. Nothing to attach, nothing to return.

  2. 30 Min Out

    Corrals Open

    Signs mark expected finish time. Sub-20, 20 to 25, 25 to 30, 30-plus, then strollers and walkers. Nobody is policed out of a corral, but the honest pick makes the first half mile better for everybody.

  3. Gun Time

    The Horn

    Your chip time starts when you cross the mat, not when the horn sounds. Start where you belong and let the clock take care of itself.

  4. Mile 1.5

    Water Station

    Volunteers hold cups out at arm's height. Take the outside lane, grab, pinch the rim, drink past the table. Toss in the marked bin zone.

  5. The Finish

    Over The Mat

    Keep moving through the chute. Your finish photo and your official time are both recorded in the same second. Medals and water are ten steps past the line.

  6. Minutes Later

    Results In Your Pocket

    A text with your place, chip time and pace. The full results board is live at the kiosk and on RaceResult before awards begin.

Volunteers handing cups to runners at a water station
Mile 1.5, Trinity Trails
A family pushing a jogging stroller along the river trail during a 5K Strollers start at the back

Weather call. If weather forces a hold, we restart when it clears. You will get a text either way.

From The Course

A volunteer handing a runner a race packet beside bib boxes sorted by number range
Packet pickup, the day before
Aerial view of a race course following the Trinity River at golden hour
The Trinity River loop from above
A grandfather and grandson crossing the finish line holding hands
Everybody finishes together
An announcer placing a medal around a young girl's neck at the awards stand
Age group awards

Race Morning

One morning, start to finish.

Three Ways In

Race day, handled.

Run it, work it, or put your own event on this calendar.