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15Mar

Seabrook Lucky Trail Marathon

4.0
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WhereSeabrook, TX, United States
Start time09:00
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15March

Marathon

Distance: Marathon
Start time: 09:00

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Race Details

Four loops on the Seabrook Trails, starting at Meador Park, proceeding to Pine Gully Park and returning to Meador Park. The first mile, approximately, will be on city streets. These streets will be closed to vehicle traffic for 30 minutes. The remainder of the course is run on the Seabrook trails which are open to the public. There will be police crossing guards at the three main street crossings (E. Meyer, Red Bluff, and Todville) Please use caution when crossing all streets and be courteous to the residents of the neighborhood.
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Reviews

4.2
Based on 94 Reviews from other runners - tap or click to see all!

W. B.

May 03, 2015

Top Notch Marathon

This was my 94th marathon and all I have to say is great job! The course was scenic and mostly trails. The organization was perfect. The spectators were just right. Great job!!
5.0

Tim Drahovsky

March 29, 2015

5 Stars

This was my 37th marathon. If it wasn't the best marathon experience, it was definitely top 3. From registration (no stupid hidden 'registration fee')through post-race festivities & food, it was top notch. I'll vouch for all the positive comments from previous years here. The only possible complaint that some runners could have is the fact that it is 4 loops and you pass many of the same points 8 times during the race. I didn't mind, but I guess that could be a concern to some. But to me, it never got old or repetitive. Highly recommended!
5.0

Christopher Lee

March 23, 2015

Absolute best

This is the best marathon I have ever run. And I have run 26. It has a great vibe. The trail is often narrow and you do frequently run facing other runners, but your name is on your bib. Because it is a 4 loop course you see the same runners and volunteers often. So your fellow runners encourage you on. The same is true for the volunteers. As a plus the announcer calls out your name and home area each time you complete a loop. Plus the food is great: chicken sandwiches, hamburgers, beans & rice, water, green beer, soda, ice cream and much more. Plus there is enough for everybody. It is perfect for the whole family. Great food at the race and great food/lodging in the Galveston Bay area. The crushed stone course is forgiving to your legs as a final bonus. The course is flat with nice water views. There are some faster courses but once in a while treat yourself to a fun race.
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Nearly thirty-thousand dollars were donated to The Bridge Over Troubled Waters organization from the Seabrook Lucky Trail Marathon.

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