Texas Half Marathon Calendar
Browse all Texas Half Marathons in 2025 and 2026 by month and by city below. For each race, you’ll find the history of the half marathon and the course, the most recent year’s course maps, elevation profiles, runner reviews, pricing, and how to sign up.
We dedicate hours every month searching for races to include in the Texas Half Marathons calendar. If you happen to see any half marathon not included, contact us at [email protected] to submit your race.
Filter Texas Half Marathons
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Filter Texas Half Marathons
Race Size
Difficulty
Scenery
Type
Perfect For
Distances
- Half Marathon, Marathon, Road
- Half Marathon, Marathon, Road
- 5k, Half Marathon, Marathon, Road
- 10K, 5k, Half Marathon, Road
- Half Marathon, Trail, Ultramarathon
- 10K, 5k, Half Marathon, Road
- 10K, 5k, Half Marathon, Road
- 10K, 5k, Half Marathon, Road
- Half Marathon, Road
- 10K, 5k, Half Marathon, Road
- 10K, 5k, Half Marathon, Road
- Half Marathon, Marathon, Road
- 10K, Half Marathon, Marathon, Trail, Ultramarathon
- 10K, Half Marathon, Marathon, Trail
- 10K, 5k, Half Marathon, Trail
- 10K, 5k, Half Marathon, Marathon, Trail
- Half Marathon, Marathon, Trail
- 10K, 5k, Half Marathon, Marathon, Trail
- Half Marathon, Road
- 10K, 5k, Half Marathon, Trail, Ultramarathon
- 5k, Half Marathon, Trail
- 10K, 5k, Half Marathon, Road
- 10K, 5k, Half Marathon, Road
Running in Texas
Looking for a comprehensive guide to half marathons across the U.S. and the world? You’ve found it! Browse our list of Texas half marathon races by state and month.
You can also view our most popular Texas city half marathons in our Dallas Half Marathon Calendar, Houston Half Marathon Calendar, and Austin Half Marathon Calendar.
You can also find as tips on training for a race, reviews submitted by runners around the country, and other training resources.
FAQ
Distance of 42.195km;
The maximum gradient allowed on a marathon course is 1/1000;
The roads used for marathon races must remain closed to vehicles in all directions;
The marathon must be run on road, and no soft ground is allowed;
The start signal is made with a horn;
The American College of Sports Medicine recommends drinking 5 to 12 ounces of fluids every 15 to 20 minutes during a marathon, although this is often difficult to accomplish and can result in over hydration if your sweat loss is low.
Try to avoid foods that promote inflammation such as high sugar foods, highly processed foods, and most red meats. Give yourself that post-marathon treat meal but then really aim to fight inflammation through your foods the rest of the week.
The most popular Texas half marathons are the BMW Dallas Half Marathon, the Chevron Houston Half Marathon, and the 3M Austin Half Marathon.
A few of the most scenic half marathons in Texas include the Piney Woods Ultra in Tyler, the Barrier Island Ultra in Mustang Island, the Mosaic Trail Half Marathon.
When looking for the easiest Texas half marathons, we recommend races that have flat courses, crowd support, and high race production. For those reasons, the BMW Dallas Half Marathon, the Chevron Houston Half Marathon, and the 3M Austin Half Marathon are the easiest half marathons and accessible to beginners.
You can run Texas half-marathon events in Allen, Austin, Bastrop, Benbrook, Brownsville, Bryan, Buda, Cat Spring, Cedar Park, Cleburne, College Station, Colorado Springs, Corpus Christi, Cuero, Dallas, Denison, Dripping Springs, El Paso, Farmersville, Fort Worth, Galveston, Garden Ridge, Georgetown, Grand Prairie, Harlingen, Helotes, Houston, Irving, Junction, Keller, La Porte, Longview, Lubbock, Lufkin, Marathon, Marble Falls, McAllen, Midland, Mineral Wells, Murphy, Needville, New Braunfels, Paris, Port Aransas, San Antonio, San Felipe, San Marcos, Shiner, Somerville, Spicewood, Sugar Land, The Colony, Victoria, Waco, Weatherford, and Whitewright.
