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Race Map
This year we are running the standard 7IL Yellow Loop counterclockwise. Keep in mind that 7IL is an equestrian trail ranch that has many different trails with signage/arrows that are not always pointing the right way. The race course will be marked with ground pin flags with reflectors, tape, and/or signage for areas requiring more guidance. The loop is 10km long.
100M = 16 Loops
100k = 10 Loops
50k = 5 Loops
Marathon = 4 Loops*
Half Marathon = 2 Loops*
10k = 1 Loop
Please review the map and pay attention at the pre-race meeting for instructions.
* Marathon and Half Marathon events have a special add-on out and back section at the very beginning of loop 1 only (1.1km and 2.2km) before continuing on the 10km loop.
Start, Lap, and Finish Instructions
We have two starts that will be kicked off by our local police cheif Jason Smalley with his classic six shooter pistols. The ultra/relay events start at high noon. The sub-ultra events start at 12:30.
Each start will head under the arch and out the finishing chute to get on course. This is the only time runners head out under the arch.
For the remainder of the race, the finishing chute is incoming runners only. Runners completing a lap come into the chute and through the arch, passing over the center of the timing mats to record their lap time.
Do not go back over the timing pads to start your next lap. Continue on to the aid station, personal-area, showers, etc. and then head out the opposite side of the chute to start your next lap.
Relay runners exchange after passing through the arch and the new runner will head out on the opposite side of the arch.
You can confirm with the timer after each lap that your lap was recorded and check your lap number.
Once you have completed your event you collect your medal right away from our volunteers - keep in mind we have quite a few distances running so don’t be shy about finishing, be loud and proud of your accomplishment.
If you decide to end your race early please checkout with the timer.
Click the icon below to download the attached PDF.
7IL Guest Day Pass
Not for registered runners, pacers, or volunteers (see RunSignup registration).
Camping? Purchase a Camp Pass instead.
All other individuals 12 years or older (includes crew/spectator/famil/etc.*) entering 7IL Ranch are required to purchase a $5 Day Park Pass. This fee goes directly to the landowner. A wristband will be issued once your order is confirmed at the check-in table located at packet pickup, or the main event tent once the race begins (for later arrivals). This covers ranch access, parking, bathrooms and showers, and primitive camping for the entire week. Come and go as you please.
You are welcome to car camp or set up a small camp in the field behind the start/finish, DO NOT park along the driveway or near the barn. Generators and camp stoves are allowed. No open fires. Do NOT leave any garbage or items "leave no trace".
RV sites are limited and must be reserved directly with 7IL Ranch.
*Volunteers will receive a complimentary wristband.
Race Website
Additional race information can be found at https://www.trailracingovertexas.com/habanero.
Place
Description
Texas' Hottest trail race, the Habanero Hundred was born from a summer long-run gone wrong (ask Race Director Cal) and is now one of the largest trail races in the state, held in August every year with options for many distances and the marquee event being the 100-mile distance. The relay option will also allow you to run with a team, friends, or family to complete this monumental task. In the first year of the event we only had ONE finisher in the 100 Mile event, Julie Schmal! Ever since we have put our 100mi finishers' names printed on the back of the next year's shirt. Between 2015 and 2022 there have only been 137 finishes of the Habanero Hundred 100mi. Are you up for the challenge? Or maybe start with one of our shorter solo distances or join a team in the highly competitive relay events for either the 100km or 100mi distance relays
The race is held at the beautiful 7IL ranch just outside of Bellville, Texas. The ranch has been open for more than five generations, and it was opened for public use in 1999. The facility is over 1,150 acres with water/electric and RV hookups as well.
The Habanero Hundred is set up to start at HIGH NOON, and the 30-hour cutoff will end at 6:00 PM on Sunday. All runners will receive an event shirt, the race will be chip timed, and we will have free pictures for all runners. There will be belt buckles for 100M & 100K finishers, and medals for the 50k, Marathon, Half Marathon, 10k, and Relay Teams.
2024 Schedule
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21st
Good Times Running Co, 22764 Westheimer Pkwy #650, Katy, TX 77450: 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM: Packet Pickup
Support local and pick up any last-minute nutrition, hydration, Wild Sense, gear, or shoes from Good Times Running!
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23RD
12:00 PM - 7:00 PM: Packet Pickup and TROT Store at 7IL Ranch Barn Pavilion
5:00 PM: Race Briefing @ 7IL Ranch Barn Pavilion - Recorded Pre-Race Video to be shared
12:00 PM Onwards - Personal Support and Camping Setup: Canopies, Team/Personal Support along first 400m of course line (from end of driveway to trailhead)
Parking Area Open for primitive/car camping, drive up and park. No ground fires (above-ground cooking allowed). DO NOT LEAVE TRASH.
11:59 PM Registration closes (RunSignup).
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24TH
8:00 AM - 7:00 PM: Packet Pickup (till 12:30) and TROT Store at 7IL Barn Pavilion
You should arrive at least 90 minutes before your start time if you do not have your packet (highly encouraged to pick up before race day).
HIGH NOON: Race Starts for 100 Mile, 100km, and 50km individuals and Relays
12:30 PM: Start for Marathon, Half Marathon, and 10k
SUNDAY, AUGUST 25TH
4:00 PM Loop cutoff (no starting another loop)
6:00 PM Race Ends
VOLUNTEER
Earn free race credits and valuable experience while helping your ultra trail community of runners and meeting new friends. Volunteer as an individual or a group (team/club aid station takeovers wanted!). Family, friends, and youth (accompanied) can earn future race credits for themselves or pass them on to others.
Volunteering spots are open for registration from the sidebar menu.
Visit the Trail Racing Over Texas Volunteer Page for more information.
Pacers
Pacing is allowed in the 100M and 100K events only. Runners may only have one (1) pacer with them at a time. Each pacer must register on RunSignup as a pacer (this will open in August), listing their runner, and wear a pacing bib received at packet pickup or the timing tent on race day. Pacers will be required to have a 7IL Ranch venue pass (not included with free pacer registration). Pacers must start and finish at the main start line and remain with their runner at all times unless under an emergency. Pacers are allowed to "mule" for their runners.
100M runners may have a pacer once they have completed eight (8) loops of the course (halfway / 50M).
100K runners may have a pacer after they have completed six (6) loops of the course (final four loops only).
There is no pacing for any other solo event or relay teams.
TROT Credits
If you previously had credit on UltraSignup (including 2023 BB100 Credit), Volunteering Credit, etc. you should first check your RunSignup account for any currently available vouchers. If you expect to have credit and it is not showing you may submit a credit request via the TROT Credit Request Form. TROT credit is only available for use with TROT races and must meet our policy requirements, and registration terms and conditions.
Medals & Awards
Buckles for 100M & 100K finishers. Event-specific finisher medals for Relays, 100k, Marathon, Half Marathon, and 10k.
Award for Top Male & Female Open and Masters (40+) in all events.
New 2024 100M Prize Structure; top 3 Male & Female:
First Place: $350 and free TROT race
Second Place: $250 and free TROT race
Third Place: $150 and free TROT race
Relay Team Pennant Divisions 100M & 100k:
- Open Division
- Houston Area Rod Runners Association (HARRA)
- F3 Team
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Parking and Camping
Proceed down the driveway, left of the finish line arch, and behind the TROT Aid Station for all parking and camping.
No parking anywhere else at 7IL Ranch.
Directions
The event takes place at 7IL Ranch. The 7IL driveway is located off of Mill Creek Rd. between Bellville and Cat Spring. This is a dirt road and driveway, please slow down to minimize dust and watch for animals, farm machinery, as well as local and race traffic. The race course crosses the driveway, vehicles must stop for runners crossing.
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