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Register for the inaugural Das Dreizehn.Eins Half Marathon happening on Sunday, Jan. 29

December 6, 2022 • 
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A river running through Prince Solms Park

The start and finish line will be at Prince Solms Park.

Photo provided by Randy Flores - Universal City Texas

Lace up, ATX. This new half marathon allows runners, walkers, and joggers to experience New Braunfels in a whole new way. The race starts at 7 a.m. and features a route that takes participants by the historic gazebo in downtown New Braunfels, through scenic neighborhoods, over the Guadalupe River, and into the historic Gruene District. 👟

Stick around after the race for an after-party with food, music, and more. Pro tip: Score a discounted ticket by registering before Saturday, Dec. 31.*

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