The Next Loop - Tyler - Nov | Everfurther Events
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The Next Loop - Tyler, TX  (November 14, 2026)

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Course Description – Tyler State Park, Tyler, TX

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Set in the scenic pine forests of East Texas, The Next Loop Endurance Series at Tyler State Park features a flowing trail loop designed for runners of all experience levels — from first-time trail runners to seasoned ultra athletes. Expect winding singletrack, rolling hills, lake views, shaded forest sections, and well-maintained trails that reward consistency and smart pacing.

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The loop format allows runners to complete as many miles or loops as they choose within the event structure, with a fully supported start/finish staging area and aid station each lap for hydration, nutrition, and crew access. This setup creates a supportive community atmosphere while giving athletes the flexibility to chase a personal best, attempt a new distance, or simply enjoy a day on the trails.

 

Whether you’re testing endurance limits or exploring trail running for the first time, Tyler State Park offers a beautiful, approachable course built around community, progress, and the spirit of going one more loop.

Location: 789 Park Road 16
Tyler, TX 75706-9141

Distances Offered: 5K, 10K, 15K, 1/2 Marathon (13.1M), 18K, Marathon (26.2), 50K

Who is The Next Loop Endurance Series For?

 

The Next Loop Endurance Series meets athletes wherever they are in their endurance journey.

  • New Runners: If you’re building confidence or working toward your first 10K, Next Loop gives you structure, support, and a low-pressure way to test yourself.

  • Experienced Runners: Training for a marathon or half? Use multiple loops to dial in pacing, nutrition, and mental resilience in a controlled environment.

  • Ultra Curious​: Ready to go long? Stack loops, push limits, and stop on your terms. Every distance is earned — and honored.No pressure. No limits. Just forward progress.

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Progression, Not Elimination

What makes The Next Loop Different?

Traditional endurance events force athletes to commit to a distance before the race begins.​

 

The Next Loop Endurance Series is different.​Athletes start together, complete one 5K loop at a time, and choose whether to continue.Every completed loop counts. When you decide you’re done, your effort is honored — no missed cutoffs, no failure.

 

This format encourages athletes to return again and again, building endurance through experience, not pressure.

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