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Saturday, November 10, 2018 • Grapevine, TX • Course Map

With one race slightly shorter than a half marathon and another slightly longer — and a third race that’s just over a full marathon — November’s Rockledge Rumble Trail Run takes runners along the twisting, winding trails that circle Lake Grapevine in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and finishes with a run up a wooden staircase.

The race features a combination of different kinds of terrain, from soft dirt trails in the early miles to much rockier and more challenging ground in the later miles, and all three races feature out-and-back courses that start and finish at Jackson Pavilion in Rockledge Park.

The trail you’ll run is the North Shore Trail along Lake Grapevine, which stretches more than 9 miles between Rockledge Park and Twin Coves Park and features some of the lake’s most scenic views, from the shoreline trails to cliffs overlooking the water.

Once you leave the starting line, the 15K takes runners out as far as Murrell Park, and then makes the turn to head back to Rockledge Park. The 30K runs the same distance out, but runners will double up to make two loops to complete their 30 kilometers; the 50K, meanwhile, runs all the way out to Twin Coves before heading back to Rockledge for the race finish.

This race is a “cupless” event, organizers note, which means that while water and aid stations will be placed along the course, they won’t be giving out cups of water — you’ll need to bring your own hydration system that you’ll refill at the stations.

The course time cutoff is 2:30 PM, they add, which means that runners in the 50K will need to reach the Murrell Park aid station by then (at mile 27.2 of their race), while those running the 30K will need to reach the same point by mile 14.4 of their race.

RR2016 stairs

RR 2016 top finishers

RR 2016 scenery

All photos courtesy Rockledge Rumble Trail Run

Race Weather & Climate

Located in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area, roughly equidistant from each city and at the southeastern end of Lake Grapevine, the city of Grapevine (like the Dallas area) is known for its humid subtropical climate with usually milder, drier weather in November than in the earlier fall months.

On race day (Nov. 10), the average low is 44ºF and the average high is 68ºF.

Past Results

Course Map

See the race route map for the Rockledge Rumble Trail Run here.

Starting Time

  • 7:00 AM – 50K start
  • 7:30 AM – 30K
  • 7:45 AM – 15K

Fees

  • $80 – $85 for the 15K
  • $85 – $90 for the 30K
  • $90 – $95 for the 50K

Registration

To reserve your spot in the fall 2018 running of Grapevine’s Rockledge Rumble Trail Run 15K, 30K or 50K race, register online here.

Official Race Website

www.rockledgerumble.com

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Ever run in the Rockledge Rumble Trail Run? Share your impressions here, as well as anything you learned about the race that you think other runners/walkers should know.

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Overview
Saturday, November 10, 2018 • Grapevine, TX • Course Map With one race slightly shorter than a half marathon and another slightly longer — and a third race that’s just over a full marathon — November’s Rockledge Rumble Trail Run takes runners along the twisting, winding trails that circle Lake Grapevine in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and finishes with a run up a wooden staircase. The race features a combination of different kinds of terrain, from soft dirt trails in the early miles to much rockier and more challenging ground in the later miles, and all three races feature out-and-back courses that start and finish at Jackson Pavilion in Rockledge Park. The trail you’ll run is the North Shore Trail along Lake Grapevine, which stretches more than 9 miles between Rockledge Park and Twin Coves Park and features some of the lake’s most scenic views, from the shoreline trails to cliffs overlooking the water. Once you leave the starting line, the 15K takes runners out as far as Murrell Park, and then makes the turn to head back to Rockledge Park. The 30K runs the same distance out, but runners will double up to make two loops to complete their 30 kilometers; the 50K, meanwhile, runs all the way out to Twin Coves before heading back to Rockledge for the race finish. This race is a “cupless” event, organizers note, which means that while water and aid stations will be placed along the course, they won’t be giving out cups of water — you’ll need to bring your own hydration system that you’ll refill at the stations. The course time cutoff is 2:30 PM, they add, which means that runners in the 50K will need to reach the Murrell Park aid station by then (at mile 27.2 of their race), while those running the 30K will need to reach the same point by mile 14.4 of their race. All photos courtesy Rockledge Rumble Trail Run Race Weather & Climate Located in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area, roughly equidistant from each city and at the southeastern end of Lake Grapevine, the city of Grapevine (like the Dallas area) is known for its humid subtropical climate with usually milder, drier weather in November than in the earlier fall months. On race day (Nov. 10), the average low is 44ºF and the average high is 68ºF. Past Results 2016 Rockledge Rumble Trail Run Results Course Map See the race route map for the Rockledge Rumble Trail Run here. Starting Time 7:00 AM – 50K start 7:30 AM – 30K 7:45 AM – 15K Fees $80 – $85 for the 15K $85 – $90 for the 30K $90 – $95 for the 50K Registration To reserve your spot in the fall 2018 running of Grapevine’s Rockledge Rumble Trail Run 15K, 30K or 50K race, register online here. Official Race Website www.rockledgerumble.com Facebook Conversations Ever run in the Rockledge Rumble Trail Run? Share your impressions here, as well as anything you learned about the race that you think other runners/walkers should know. [fbcomments]

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