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Paris, TX · July 19, 2026 · Running

2026 Hell of the North Texas

Name: 2026 Hell of the North Texas
Start: 2026-07-19
End: 2026-07-19
Location: Paris, TX

Race listing by PodiumBase

Paris, TX · July 19, 2026 · Running

DateJuly 19, 2026

LocationParis, TX

DisciplineRunning

RegistrationClosed

Price$50

Divisions

125 Miles of Pure HellDistance

Heavenly 75Distance

45 Mile Purgatory GrindDistance

The 30 Mile LimboDistance

About the race

The race.

The 2026 Hell of the North Texas takes place on July 19 in Paris, Texas, offering four distance options: 125 Miles of Pure Hell (self-navigated), the Heavenly 75 (timed, marked), the Purgatory Grind at 45 miles (untimed, marked), and the Limbo at 30 miles (untimed, marked, beginner-friendly). The courses combine pavement, gravel, and segments of the Northeast Texas Trail between Clarksville and Roxton. Water stations are positioned at strategic locations including Roxton and Pattonville, with longer routes also passing convenience stores for supplies.