Each year, the Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department hosts the Outlaw Trail 100 bike tour featuring 10 mile, 25 mile, 40 mile, 50 mile, 63 mile, and 100 mile loop courses on county roads through historic Williamson County.  In 2017 the 100 mile loop was removed from the ride, changing the name of the ride to Outlaw Trail Cycling Tour.

Outlaw Trail isn’t competitive; it is an opportunity to join cyclists from across Texas for a ride across Williamson County. There are 9 rest stops set up along the trail for cyclists to grab some snacks or a drink. Riders can ride at their own pace and rely on support from sag wagons and rest stops throughout their ride. The tour closes at 5 p.m. so cyclists should select a course they can finish within that time period.

10 mi, 25 mi, 40 mi, 50 mi, and 63 mi (100 K), loop courses on county roads through historic eastern Williamson County. These challenging road courses will give you the taste of small town and rural life.