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Cat Spring, TX
Habanero Hundred
A U.S. trail or ultra event in Texas with explicit distances from the public RunSignup API. Organizer rules and current registration details require confirmation on the linked official event site.
Race date
Aug 21, 2026
Distances
Habanero 135
Elevation gain: check official guide
100 Mile
Elevation gain: check official guide
100 Kilometer
Elevation gain: check official guide
50K
Elevation gain: check official guide
Marathon
Elevation gain: check official guide
Half Marathon
Elevation gain: check official guide
10K
Elevation gain: check official guide
100 Mile Relay
Elevation gain: check official guide
100 Kilometer Relay
Elevation gain: check official guide
Cutoff
Official source: The Habanero Hundred is set up to start at HIGH NOON, and the 30-hour cutoff will end at 6:00 PM on Sunday.
Aid stations
Official source: You’ll find everything you need, including schedules, course maps with GPX files, aid station details, parking info, and more.
Crew
Official source: Spectators and crew must bring their own supplies.
Pacers
Official source: You may only have one (1) Pacer at a time while you are running.
Drop bags
Official source: In addition to what we provide, you may bring drop bags to be placed at the Hot Tamales aid station and setup your own area around the Start/Finish.
The organizer page did not state current lottery, qualification rules when checked. Use the official race site before registering or planning support.
Event overview
Habanero Hundred is scheduled for 2026-08-21 at 5389 Mill Creek Rd. in Cat Spring, Texas. The current event record lists Habanero 135, 100 Mile, 100 Kilometer, 50K, Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K, 100 Mile Relay, and 100 Kilometer Relay, with trail terrain. Treat the date, venue, course, and distance menu as organizer-controlled details: weather, permits, land access, or field size can change them. Use this page to understand the stored event structure, then use the official race site for the current runner guide, start times, required equipment, and final instructions.
Choosing a distance and preparing
Compare the distance label with the organizer's actual course map, climbing, surface, altitude, aid spacing, and cutoff before deciding whether the event fits your preparation. A familiar road distance can take substantially longer on steep or technical trail. Build training around time on feet, climbing and descending tolerance, fueling practice, and movement in conditions similar to the course. In race week, reduce experimentation: use familiar shoes, clothing, hydration, lighting, and food unless the organizer requires a change.
Registration and race-day logistics
Registration is currently recorded as open. The stored registration window runs from 2025-11-29 through 2026-08-22.Confirm entry status directly with the organizer before booking non-refundable travel. Check packet pickup, parking or shuttle instructions, start-line access, bib rules, cancellation and transfer policies, and the time zone used for every deadline. Plan arrival around the organizer's instructions rather than the venue name alone, especially when a trail system has several entrances.
Support, rules, and verification
The stored organizer information includes cutoff, aid-station plan, crew policy, pacer policy, and drop-bag policy. The current source did not state lottery and qualification. Do not interpret an unstated field as permission. Crew, pacer, drop-bag, trekking-pole, headphone, and mandatory-gear rules can vary by distance and checkpoint. Reopen the official runner guide shortly before race day and save an offline copy if the organizer provides one.
- Verify the final start time, location, course, cutoff, and required gear.
- Match travel, parking, crew, and drop-bag plans to the official instructions.
- Carry the organizer's emergency contact and withdrawal procedure.
