Cat Springs, Texas (United States of America) - "Jackalope Jam". The Jackalope Jam is a 6-hour, 12-hour, 24-hour, 48-hour, 72-hour, and 100-hour timed event where you record the greatest distance possible during your chosen duration while running, walking, hiking, or competing in our separate ruck divisions. New in 2025, you can also compete as a 2–6 person team in the 24-Hour Relay. Every participant receives a medal, and solo competitors completing 100 kilometers or more earn a buckle. The event is held at 7IL Ranch, which offers open access all week, course-side camping, great facilities, and beautiful landscape. The out-and-back course is exactly 2 miles (one mile out, one mile back) on a short-grass/gravel farm road, with one main aid station at the start/finish fully stocked with a Texas-sized ultra buffet, including real food for overnighters. Runners are encouraged to set up their own tent and support area along the course. It is common for runners to take long rest breaks, sleep, or even leave and return later to complete more miles. Only fully completed laps count toward distance, with medals awarded for sub-100k distances and bonus patches for ruck participants. Relay pricing and format allow each additional team member to trigger a $10 refund for previous members. All members pay the same amount, with larger teams reducing the per-person fee. The relay is open format with no designated order or number of laps per member; exchanges can only occur at the start/finish after completed laps. Team changes must be finalized by the captain before registration closes. Teams can compete in all-male, all-female, or coed divisions (minimum 2 female). The event takes place at 7IL Ranch, 5389 Mill Creek Rd, Cat Spring, Texas 78933. The 2026 schedule is as follows: Wednesday, February 18, packet pickup 7:00–9:00 AM and 100-Hour Race start at 9:00 AM; Thursday, February 19, packet pickup 7:00–9:00 AM and 72-Hour Race start at 9:00 AM; Friday, February 20, packet pickup 7:00 AM–7:00 PM and 48-Hour Race start at 9:00 AM; Saturday, February 21, packet pickup 7:00–9:00 AM, 24-hour, 12-hour, and 6-hour starts at 9:00 AM, 6-hour race finish at 3:00 PM, 12-hour race finish at 9:00 PM; Sunday, February 22, 72-hour, 48-hour, and 24-hour races finish at 9:00 AM, and 100-hour race finish at 1:00 PM. https://runsignup.com/Race/TX/CatSpring/JackalopeJam2?aflt_token=Nktw0AUB3nF4FPeh7Y7AWqQewFdw9sGt

Chattanooga, Tennessee (United States of America) - "River to Clouds Trail Run". The Whiskey Trail Run is an exhilarating event that combines the thrill of trail running with the fun of a whiskey festival, set against the beautiful backdrop of Lookout Mountain and finishing at Ross’s Landing. Whether you’re an elite ultrarunner or a whiskey warrior, this event has something for everyone, with options including a 100 mile, 50 mile, or Barely Ultra 27 mile race, plus the chance to team up with friends in a relay. No matter the route, runners will experience challenging terrain, breathtaking views, and an unforgettable race day. Timed to coincide with the runners crossing the finish line, spectators can dive into the Whiskey Festival, where more than 20 distilleries will offer tastings of their finest spirits, with live music throughout the day and DJ Scuba Steve spinning tracks to set the mood. There will be time cut-offs for the 100 mile and 50 mile races: for the 100 mile you must maintain at least 18 minutes per mile, the 50 mile has an 11 hour limit, and the 27 mile has an 8 hour limit. With more than $10,000 in prizes up for grabs for the 100 and 50 mile divisions, including awards for top finishers and lucky draw prizes, this event is sure to sell out quickly, so don’t miss your chance to be part of this one-of-a-kind celebration of running, whiskey, and music. www.thewhiskeyrun.com/river-to-clouds

Springfield, Missouri (United States of America) - "Running From Yeti - Springfield". In Nepal's folklore, Yeti is an "abominable Snowman", who looks like an ape, is taller than an average human, and is believed to live in the Himalayas, Siberia, Central and East Asia. Yeti, during pre-19th century, has been believed to be a "Glacier Being" who was worshipped by the indigenous communities. However, in Southwest, MO, he is a cute big fellar that we can't wait to see this February 21st, 2026 to playfully run from him, take pictures with him, high-five him, and have a chilly party with him! Come join us and: run / walk / jog / cartwheel, earn your comfy hoodie for all participants, choose between one of the bonus swag, enjoy tasty treats and food, wear white to match Freddie, and dance to some Yeti music. www.runsignup.com/Race/MO/Springfield/RunningFromYeti?aflt_token=Nktw0AUB3nF4FPeh7Y7AWqQewFdw9sGt

Woodinville, Washington (United States of America) - "Run or Wine 5K Series (February)". We have been hosting our Run or Wine 5k series since 2014! Registration includes run/walk, wine tasting (beer & cider options as well), free race photo downloads, & post-race snacks! Go to our website for more information about the event. https://runsignup.com/Race/WA/Woodinville/Runorwinefebruary2024?aflt_token=Nktw0AUB3nF4FPeh7Y7AWqQewFdw9sGt

Pearland, Texas (United States of America) - "Pearland Half Marathon". The 7th annual Pearland Half Marathon is set to take place February 22nd, 2026. Join us for an early spring race, a flat(ish) course, and great fun! Pearland is quickly becoming a great place to run. Be sure to invite your friends and family - we are looking forward to a fantastic event! https://runsignup.com/Race/TX/Pearland/PearlandHalfMarathon?aflt_token=7LipmEOzbECERDzMZ3v2Xv14ohnqORDf