Races Near Me: Upcoming Running Races

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

13th Annual Beat the Bridge 10k & 5k - presented by Marine Chevy Conquer TWO bridges at the 13th Annual Beat the Bridge 10K/5K event in lovely downtown Jacksonville, NC on January 23, 2027. This event will showcase the charm of the city, the collaboration between the military and local communities, and the resilience and positivity of local athletes. Plus, a portion of the proceeds will support Semper Fi & America's Fund. Join us virtually from anywhere and register for one of our virtual categories.   Packet Pickup Friday, January 22, 2027 Fleet Feet Jacksonville 1154 Western Blvd. Jacksonville 11:00AM-1:00PM   Friday, January 22, 2027Marine Chevy1408 Western Blvd. Jacksonville4:00PM-6:00PM   Everyone that picks up on Friday will be eligible random bib prizes  RACE DAY PACKET PICKUP Sturgeon City 50 Court St. 6:45AM-8:00AM   **A part of the JOSC Race Series** More information on the series can be found at www.racejosc.com.   This event is owned & operated by the Ja

Come out and support your local community in the effort to raise awareness for and support to Stop Human Trafficking. This is a beautiful 5k passing through the campus of Methodist University. Good times and a good cause to support! Wonderful partnership with the WORTH Court and the Child Advocacy Center.

For the sixth consecutive year, Justin will spend his birthday running his age in miles, all to raise money and awareness for HOPE of Winston Salem! Like the last three years, there will be a 5K, 10K, and 1 Mile Fun Run to take place as Justin runs laps around the loop at Kimberley Park. We will also have a 49 mile Relay - so grab some friends and share the fun! As always, you can sign up for the 49 mile "Fun Run" to go the full distance! This year's after party will be the best yet, so stick around after the race for food, drink, fellowship and giveaways! The Course is a .55 mile crushed gravel trail loop at Kimberley Park, just outside of downtown Winston Salem. 5Kers will run a little under 6 laps and 10Kers will run just over 11 laps. Each race will start at different times to allow people to spread out. This is a family event complete with prizes, giveaways, and fellowship. Prizes will be awarded for Top Overall Female and Male finishers. Food and snacks will be available on site to help you fuel up post-race. All proceeds directly support our weekly distributions of nutritious meals and fresh fruits and vegetables for food-insecure children and families right here in Winston-Salem. Find out more about HOPE here. To donate directly to HOPE, click here and enter in "49 Miles of HOPE" in the additional info box. Come support HOPE and celebrate Justin's birthday at this unique event! Stay tuned for more information about the race!

All finishers will receive a beautiful finishers medal, and awards will be given for top male and female in each of the following age groups: 18 and under, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59 and 60+. Race shirts will feature our Frosty mascot up to some new mischief.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

The Frosty 5k presented by Haywood Community College and the Town of Clyde will be held at Lake Junaluska on Saturday morning, January 30th starting at 9am. As part of Visit Haywood's Ice Fest event, this is a great way to kick-off the Saturday events and celebrate the entirety of the exciting weekend. This 5k family-friendly fun run/walk will take participants around the beautiful lake. This is a great excuse to have some outdoor fun in the winter and know that any season is a great season to enjoy the beauty of Haywood County. More about Ice Fest: https://www.visithaywood.com/events/ice-festival

The KŌR Wilmington Trail Run takes you off the pavement and into the natural beauty of one of coastal North Carolina's most scenic trail systems. Whether you're chasing a new personal best, tackling your first trail race, or simply looking for a memorable morning outdoors, KŌR offers an experience that's as welcoming as it is rewarding. Choose between a 5K or 10K course winding through shaded forests, flowing singletrack, and peaceful park trails. Every mile brings changing terrain, fresh scenery, and just enough challenge to remind you why trail running is unlike anything else. KŌR is built for everyone. Experienced trail runners will appreciate the rhythm and technical variety of the course, while newcomers will find an encouraging atmosphere where the finish line matters more than the finishing place. Bring your family, cheer on fellow runners, and enjoy a race-day community that celebrates every accomplishment. More than a race, KŌR is about reconnecting—to nature, to community, and to yourself. Produced by Set Up Events, North Carolina's endurance event specialists since 1994 and proudly U.S. Marine Corps veteran-owned and operated, KŌR continues a tradition of creating professionally organized events that leave participants eager for the next adventure. Step onto the trail. Challenge yourself. Earn Every Mile.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

Miles for Marv Memorial Race Honoring the Legacy of Marvin Jarman. Join us for the inaugural Miles for Marv Memorial Race, a community 5K and 1-mile walk created to honor the life and legacy of Marvin Jarman, affectionately known throughout Greenville as “The Greenville Legend.” To know Marvin was to know kindness. Born in Sterling, Colorado, Marvin spent most of his life in Greenville, North Carolina, where he became one of the community’s most beloved and recognizable faces. Because his brother played sports, Marvin became connected to the J.H. Rose athletic community at an early age. What began as an interest in watching his brother grew into a lifelong dedication to J.H. Rose and the student-athletes who came through its halls. For decades, Marvin could be found on the sidelines, in the stands, and around the athletic community cheering on the Rampants. He attended more than 1,300 J.H. Rose athletic events, including every Rose football game since 1972 and every basketball game since 1966. Year after year, generation after generation, Marvin showed up. But Marvin was more than a fan. He became a part of the J.H. Rose family and a familiar face to students, athletes, coaches, parents, and community members. His presence at games was something people came to expect, and his encouragement made people feel supported. Marvin had a smile that could light up a room and a special gift for making people feel seen and valued. His kindness was not limited to the people he knew. He had a way of making everyone around him feel like they mattered. Marvin’s dedication to his community did not go unnoticed. He received the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Special Person Award for his impact on the lives of others. J.H. Rose High School honored him by naming a street Marvin Jarman Drive. His story was also captured in a book about his life, and a plaque honoring Marvin now hangs at the entrance of Stallings Stadium at Elm Street Park. As one article about Marvin put it, “He was Greenville. He was J.H. Rose.” That is the legacy we want to carry forward. Miles for Marv was created as a way for the community to come together and celebrate the life of someone who spent so many years showing up for others. Marvin spent his life encouraging young people, supporting local athletics, and giving his time and attention to the people around him. This race gives us an opportunity to do the same. Whether you knew Marvin personally, grew up seeing him at J.H. Rose games, heard his story, or are learning about him for the first time, you are invited to be part of this celebration. Participants can choose between the 5K or 1-mile walk, making the event accessible for runners, walkers, families, students, alumni, athletes, and community members of all ages. Most importantly, this race is about more than one day. Funds raised through Miles for Marv will help establish a scholarship connected to the annual Marvin Jarman Award, which is presented to a J.H. Rose High School student who demonstrates character, school spirit, and service to others. In this way, Marvin’s legacy of showing up, encouraging others, and serving his community can continue to impact future generations. So come run for Marvin. Come walk for Marvin. Come celebrate the memories. Come support the next generation. Honoring a legend. Inspiring future generations. Registration: 5k: $35 until Jan 16th $40 Jan 17th through Feb 5th $45 Race Day 5k Ruck: $35 until Jan 16th $40 Jan 17th through Feb 5th $45 Race Day 1-Mile Fun Run/Walk: $20 through Feb 5th $25 Race Day **Must register by Jan 16th to guarantee shirt Awards: 5k: Top 3 Male and Top 3 Female Top Male and Female in following age categories: 10 & Under, 11–19, 20–29, 30–39, 40–49, 50–59, 60–69, 70+ 5k Ruck: Top 3 Male and Top 3 Female

The Cupid Dash is ready to kick off your Valentines Day activities. Whether you’re a seasoned racer or a first-timer eager to join in, this race is for everyone. All ages and fitness levels are welcome—kids, teens, parents, adults, and experienced runners alike. Registration for the 5k and 10k includes t-shirts and Valentines-themed medals that are sure to give you a fun fright. This event will be timed. The Kids’ 1-Mile Run/Walk option is open to kids ages 4-11 years old. It includes a shirt if registered by February 1, 2027, and special finisher medal and a candy bag at the finish line. An adult must accompany the child. This event will be untimed. If you are unable to join us in person, we will have a virtual option for you as well. Red and Pink aren’t required but are highly encouraged, Remember, it’s all about family-friendly fun!

Sanctuary Vineyards brings you a Valentine’s Day Holiday 5k “The 9th annual Love on the Run 5k & Sweetheart Mile” Run/Walk ​​Date: Saturday, February 13th, 2027 Time: 9-1 pm Location: Sanctuary Vineyards, 7005 Caratoke Hwy, Jarvisburg, NC 27939 Click HERE for Directions Event Information: Enjoy early bird registration on adult 5k and 1 mile entries until Oct 1, 2026 - Over 21 $45 (includes 2 drink tickets, Souvenir Glass and Winery Gift choice of “1 bottle of red or white”, after party admission) - Under 21 $40 - 21 & Over Spectator Party Ticket $45 (includes shirt, drink tickets, bottle choice, after party admission) Contact: obxrunning@gmail.com or text 252-489-8239 Start your day with your Sweetheart, or maybe find one on the course, then start your scenic trail run/walk through the vineyard, under the trees, by the sound and back to the winery for the post-race wine, cheese and chocolate tasting party including Sanctuary souvenir swag. Welcome non-wine specialists (and younger ages)! We have several non-alcoholic beverage options for you Race Course: Click HERE for Map Packet pickup/Check-in Race day packet pickup and late registration available from 7:30-8:45am Packet pick-up and the Start/Finish will be located at The Sanctuary Vineyard Winery Building. Check in and Finish on the North side of the building. Limited parking at the Start, additional parking lots are marked and open 500 Yards North of the winery, Please do not walk on the highway, The working farm road is parallel and easily accessible from all lots. Race Amenities Fee includes event wine/vineyard swag, finisher gift, and post- race Wine, Cheese & Chocolate brunch. Two drink tickets per race bib. Additional purchases by the glass and bottle will be available. Non-alcoholic beverages also available..

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

Cupid's Crawl- Greenville's Valentine's Tradition Celebrate love and fitness at Greenville’s sweetest race! Whether you run solo, with your sweetheart, or as part of a team, Cupid’s Crawl is the perfect way to kick off your Valentine’s weekend. Registration Includes Finisher medal for all participantsSling bag for your race gearChip timing for in-person runnersRaceJoy GPS timing and live tracking for virtual runnersInstant results available onlineOptional long-sleeve shirt upgrade Team Competition 2-person team division in the in-person race. Awards given to the top 3 2-person teams. Courses Both the 5K & 10K courses will start & end at Elm Street Park, and follow a gently rolling course through the surrounding neighborhoods. Both are USATF-certified. Awards Awards will be given to the top 2 male and female overall finishers as well as the top 2 male and female finishers in the following age groups (both male and female in the in-person race): 15 & Under, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 & Over. Finisher medals will be given to all finishers in both races! Packet Pickup Packet pickup will be held on Friday, February 13th, 4-6 PM at Fleet Feet in Greenville and on race day beginning at 7:00 AM. Race Beneficiary A portion of your entry fees will benefit two different charities this year: Special Olympics NC and the 38,000 individuals with intellectual disabilities that participate in year-round sports programming offered at no cost to the participant.Law Enforcement United is founded upon and committed to honoring officers who have died in the line of duty and ensuring that their surviving family is supported and not forgotten. Law Enforcement United is 100% volunteer driven and our fundraising efforts support The Road to Hope, Concerns of Police Survivors, and the Officer Down Memorial Page. Together we will go the extra mile to honor these heroes and help their surviving family members always have the support programs they need to begin to rebuild.

Love is in the air—and so are your footsteps! The Beads & Bubbles 5K at Cape Fear Vineyard & Winery in Elizabethtown, NC brings a festive Mardi Gras & Valentine twist to your run, inviting athletes of all paces to enjoy a fun, feel-good course filled with heart-day spirit. Whether you’re running with your sweetheart, your best friends, or hoping to meet someone new along the way, this race is all about connection, celebration, and a dash of sparkle. Every participant will receive a Valentine-themed race shirt, a charming finisher medal, and a complimentary mimosa to sip as you celebrate your finish. Awards will also be presented in the usual five-year age groups starting at 10 & under, giving everyone a chance to feel the love. Come share the miles, the moments, and the mimosas—Matchmakers & Mimosas 5K is the sweetest way to kick off your Valentine season! We even have a special Sip & Stroll division. It includes all the goodies of the 5K, with no requirement to run. We'll have juice and water for those under 21.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

Join the Davie Community Foundation SURF Board on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2027 as they raise money to fund youth led grants, that benefit youth and children in Davie County, NC. The 14th Annual Popsicle 5K welcomes all abilities of runners. Not a runner? No worries, walkers are welcome too! The race kicks off at 8:30am, with packet pick up and on site registration starting at 7:15 am. The Popsicle 5K is a family event, with a variety of fun activities: Each participant receives a Raffle Ticket at packet pick up for a chance to win one of many great prizes. Come in your favorite wintry costume. The most creative chilly costume will take home a prize. Brain Freeze Challenge - Each participant can choose to complete the Brain Freeze Challenge by eating a popsicle at the start, middle and end of the race. Zero K - Do you want to support the Popsicle 5K or a friend who is a participant, but not interested in tackling the course yourself? No worries! Sign up at the door for the Zero K, and you don't have to run an inch. Kids 8 and under who are not running will be entertained by SURF students while mom and dad run the race. All proceeds from the Popsicle 5K will support youth led projects in Davie County. Organized under the Davie Community Foundation, the SURF (Students Understanding Real Futures) Board is a youth philanthropy board for high school students living in Davie County. Each year the Popsicle 5K serves to empower young people by supporting their projects through Grants from the SURF Board. Learn more about Grants that have been awarded at https://www.daviefoundation.org/surf-grants/ Race Fees: Runner & Walker $15 Early Bird through 10/31; $20 11/1 through December 31st; $25 till 1/31; $30 till 2/10. Race Day Registration (2/13) $35. 5K Team Registrants (5 minimum) $10 Early Bird through 10/31; $15 through December 31st; $20 till 1/31; $30 till 2/10. Race Day Registration (2/13) $35. Create or join a team when you register to get the team pricing Davie County Students and Staff $10 through December 31st; $15 through 1/31; $20 through 2/10. Race Day Registration (2/13) $30. Select your Davie County School Team when you register to get the school pricing Zero K $20 Don't want to run but still want to support the cause? This is the event for you! All you need to do is register and show up to cheer the runners! All Participants must sign a waiver to participate. No pets allowed on course. There will be great food after the race, as well as prize opportunities. See you there!

One of the oldest 5K’s in the Triangle where every female finisher receives a red rose, the North Carolina Roadrunners Club is proud to present the 46th Annual Run for the Roses 5K. This fun traditional weekend race offers a fun-filled afternoon for the family including face painting and children’s fun runs to raise money to benefit Four Paws NC an organization which trains service dogs for veterans and Team Red, White and Blue NC, an organization with the mission to enrich the lives of America’s veterans by connecting them to their community through physical and social activity. Registration Fees: $40 until midnight on January 31, 2027 - Race Shirt Guarantee $45 until race day Special rate - $20 for all entries under 18 years old Awards: Awards will be presented to the top three (3) overall male and female, and to the top two (2) finishers in each of the following age groups (male and female): 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+. In the team competition, awards will be given to the top three teams with the fastest combined times. For our youth runners, medals will be awarded to the top three in the 14 and under age group. Giveaway (Race shirt): The fee includes a long sleeved shirt to all those who register by midnight on Sunday, January 31, 2027. The shirts will be the same as last year, just a different color and come in youth, women's and men's. If you desire to donate all your registration fee to the two charities, select "no shirt" on the registration form. Early Packet Pickup Location: Fleet Feet Raleigh - Ridgewood Shopping Center 3524 Wade Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27607 When: Saturday, February 13, 2027 Time: 2-6pm Race Day Schedule: 12:30 PM - Race Day Registration and Packet Pickup 2:00 PM - 5K Start 3:00 PM - Kids Fun Runs Start 3:15 PM - Awards

It's that time of year when brave runners lace up, layer up, and take on the chill! The Freakin' Freezin' 5K is all about starting the new year with some frosty fun and cool determination. Whether you're chasing a personal best or just out to shake off the winter blues, this race is your chance to embrace the cold, test your grit, and have a blast doing it. So bundle up, hit the course and show everyone you're tough enough to run when it's Freakin' Freezin'! We are coming out to Jamison Park and running the paved trail for the perfect winter run. Finisher medals for all! *Awards to the Top 3 overall M/F, Top 3 overall masters M/F, Top 3 Overall Grand Masters M/F, Top 3 Overall Senior Grand Masters M/F, and top three in the 5 year age groups.

5k to 50k at the Statesville Soccer Complex. Awards for overall, masters & 5 year age groups nightly. This race will be part of the 2027 Championship Series. Run in 10 races throughout the year and accumulate points. To be eligible for Series Championship you must compete in 10 out of 15 races. 1 additional point will be earned for each race over 10 Run in All 15 races and receive 5 additional points and a Free Race for 2028. Race Dates: 2/20/2027, 2/23/2027, 3/17/2026, 4/4/2026, 4/7/2026, 4/21/2026, 5/5/2026, 6/2/2026, 7/21/2026, 8/4/2026, 8/18/2026, 9/1/2026, 10/6/2026 & 10/27/2026 Points will be earned as follows: Overall 1st 12 Points, Overall 2nd 10 Points, Overall 3rd 9 Points, Masters 1st 8 Points, Masters 2nd 7 Points Masters 3rd 6 Points, Age Group 1st 5 Points, Age Group 2nd 4 Points, Age Group 3rd 3 Points All other Participants 2 Points Prize money for top 5 male and female Championship Winners 1) $60.00 2) $50.00 3) $40.00 4) $30.00 5) $20.00 NO DOGS ALLOWED

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

The Hearts to A.C.E. Decked Out 5K Run/Walk is designed to support both heart health and local students. All proceeds go toward the A.C.E. Scholarship, which helps Iredell-Statesville Schools (ISS) seniors who have overcome serious challenges, such as physical difficulties, language barriers, child abuse, delinquency, or substance abuse. These students are known as A.C.E.'s—Accepting the Challenge of Excellence. By joining the run/walk, you help encourage these seniors as they graduate in 2027 and continue to strive for excellence in their lives because anything less may send them back into their serious challenges. Runners and walkers are encouraged to add to the fun by dressing as their favorite character! Costumes may be playing-card themed or completely unrelated—just be creative and have fun. A prize will be awarded for the best costume, so come ready to run, walk, and show off your unique style! All participants who register by February 8, 2027, will receive a swag bag, T-shirt, and participation medal. Teams are welcome. Same-day registration will be available. Awards will be given for the overall top three male and female runners, as well as medals for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishers in each age category for both males and females. Packet Pick-up: You can pick up your packet on race day or in advance on Saturday, February 20w, from 1:00–3:00 PM at the Troutman ESC Park Pavilion, 338 North Avenue, Troutman, NC 28166.

Join us for the 2027 Run the Creek 5K and Family Fun Run on Saturday, February 27! This exciting event offers a Family Fun Run starting at 8:30 am and a 5K road race starting at 9:00 am. Both events wind through the beautiful (and hilly!) Highland Creek neighborhood. We believe in community, and this family-friendly initiative welcomes participants of all ages and paces, ensuring everyone can join in the fun! Your participation supports Highland Creek's six public schools: Highland Creek Elementary School, Cox Mill Elementary School, Ridge Road Middle School, Harris Road Middle School, Mallard Creek High School, and Cox Mill High School. Register by February 8 to be guaranteed a t-shirt for the 5K! (Please note: the Family Fun Run does not include a t-shirt)

Join us for the 3rd Annual Duke Time for Time 5K Color Run on Saturday, February 27th, 2027! This isn’t just a race—it’s a movement to bring smiles and support to children with critical illnesses and their families. Every dollar raised goes directly to Preston’s League, a nonprofit that delivers weekly wish lists to patients and caregivers in the Duke Pediatric Transplant and Cellular Therapy unit. Why You’ll Love It: -A fun, untimed 5K where you’ll be splashed with vibrant color powder! -Perfect for runners, walkers, and anyone who loves a good time for a great cause. -Make memories while making an impact! We welcome local businesses to join the fun—set up a table at the race and share your products or services with our community! For more information about Preston's League, please visit www.prestonsleague.org Race Information: Saturday, February 27, 2027 Duke East Campus Check- In: 9:00 AM Race Starts: 10:00 AM New sign-ups after 2/15 are NOT guarenteed a t-shirt, please wear a white shirt. Thanks! Are you a Duke Student and want to sign up for the race using food points? Donate food points to Feed Every Devil Feed Every Devil and then complete the below google form to sign up for the race! https://forms.gle/cz6zwfnAJSwCw5RM6 Are you a member of Girls on the Run? Sign up as a student runner or complete the google form below! https://forms.gle/VxNwq3LYkLz7zjmg7

The Neuse Pamlico Sound Women’s Coalition, Inc. (NPSWC), a 501 (c) 3 organization of professional women, is excited to announce the 10th annual 5K Run/Walk for Sickle Cell. This will be a hybrid run/walk consisting of an in-person and virtual 5k run/walk taking place March 13, 2027. The virtual participants must submit their timing information by end of the day on March 13th. “Why Sickle Cell?” Simple. SCD is a devastating blood disease affecting millions worldwide. Greater than 100,000 are here in America. Each year, in NC about 120 infants are born with sickle cell disease and 4,000 infants are born with sickle cell trait or related trait SCD affects more than 5,000 patients and families in North Carolina. The disease occurs in about 1 of every 365 African American births and about 1 out of every 16,300 Hispanic-American births. In addition, people with SCD have less access to comprehensive care than people with many other genetic disorders. That is why we plan to use the money in our local communities. Together we will assist with treatment, transportation and the expense of other daily challenges that come with battling Sickle Cell. Your involvement will help highlight the importance of a community working together to make a positive difference in the lives of others. PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE MARCH FOR SICKLE CELL 5K RUN/WALK TODAY! Registration fees: **$30.00 EARLY BIRD SPECIAL – AVAILABLE UNTIL MIDNIGHT, JANUARY 24, 2027 Beat the crowds! Register EARLY and receive the following benefits: $5 DISCOUNT for 5K Run/Walk and GUARANTEED T-Shirt (Register by January 24th, 2027). T-shirts will only be mailed to virtual participants, if requested. All others will receive theirs in person. **$35.00 - Regular Registration entry fee after 1/24/2027 **Ages 10 & under can register for only $15! Military Discount: We are proud to support our military men and women by offering a discounted rate of $25.00 for all military members who register during early bird registration. Use discount code "Military5off" to receive $5 off by 1/24/2027. Early Packet Pickup will be from 3:00-6:00 at Coastal Sole, 4149 Dr. ML King , Jr. Blvd., New Bern NC on March 12th, 2027. Awards: Male and Female Winners will receive medals for 1st & 2nd places in the following age groups: 14& Under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60–69 and 70+ Any questions please contact Sheila at tcuthbertson1@outlook.com DOOR PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY! REGISTER TODAY TO BE ELIGIBLE TO WIN!!

The Chilly Challenge is Back! Lace up your running shoes, grab your winter hat, and join us for the Chilly Challenge 5K & 1-Mile Chili Chase on Saturday, February 27, 2027. Run or walk with us to benefit North Buncombe Middle School! Participants receive a T-Shirt and Chili Lunch. *Note: T-Shirt guaranteed if registered by 2/7/2027. Extras may be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

This purpose of this race is to bring together the hospital and community and to highlight heart month. We want to emphasize health, wellness, and the importance of heart health. We want to increase awareness of the heart related services available at our facility. All proceeds benefit the Lenoir Memorial Foundation. Additionally, runners are encouraged to run in honor of someone dealing with heart related diagnoses or in memory of someone lost to heart related diagnoses. We will have red ribbons for participants as well. Runners are also encouraged to adorn themselves in heart month colors, or heart themed costumes and to enter for a chance to win in spirit categories! Registration Fees: 5k - $358k - $451-Mile Fun Run - $25 Awards/Race Categories: 5K - Top 3 Overall Male and Female5K - Top Male and Female in each category: 14 and under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80+ 8K - Top 3 Overall Male and Female8K - Top Male and Female in each category: 14 and under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80+ Prizes will also be given for spirit awards for individuals and teams with the best heart themed costumes. Swag bag gifts for all runners. Giveaway: T-shirts for participants registered by January 30th.

6th Annual Run with Lily 5K & Kids Superhero Run Get ready for the biggest and most inspiring Run with Lily yet! This event has grown tremendously over the years, bringing together runners, walkers, and supporters from across the country—and beyond—to honor Lily Butler’s legacy and make a lasting impact on mental health awareness. Lily was more than an exceptional student and gifted distance runner at Providence Grove High School—she was a light to those around her. With unwavering kindness, humility, and a heart for others, she had a way of making everyone feel seen and valued. Though we lost Lily far too soon to an eating disorder at the age of 17, her spirit lives on in this event, which fuels mental health support for those in need through The Oaks Therapeutic Community. Let’s Make 2027 Our Biggest Year Yet! Last year, we had participants from 22 states and even international runners —and this year, we're setting our sights even higher! Our goal? Runners from at least 35 states and beyond! Whether you join us in person or virtually, every step you take helps raise awareness and ensures no one has to struggle alone. Lace Up, Team Up, Show Up! This isn’t just a race—it’s a movement. We encourage teams from schools, workplaces, churches, and communities to train together, challenge each other, and make a difference as a united force. Let’s fill the course (and the world) with Lily’s message of kindness and hope! The Return of the Kids Superhero Run! Calling all little heroes! Our Kids Superhero Run is back for its third year, bringing even more energy and fun to race day. Wear your favorite superhero costume and celebrate the power of courage, kindness, and community—just as Lily would have loved. Join Us & Be Part of Something Extraordinary! This event isn’t just about running—it’s about hope, healing, and honoring a legacy that continues to inspire. Sign up today, spread the word, and let’s make the 6th Annual Run with Lily the most impactful one yet! "You can be anything, be kind." – Lily Butler

Visit 4th Annual Rocket Man Pole Vault Lake Norman Half Marathon Wildman, 10K, 5K & 5K Ruck official website for all race details.

Entering its 13th year, the Run With Your Heart 5K/10K/15K/Virtual is a major fundraiser for Ainsley's Angels in Eastern Carolina and Ainsley's Angels in America. This race brings both the local community and the entire nation together to promote the message of inclusion. Together, we shall accomplish so much more than we ever could alone! COURSE ROUTE Featuring a flat and fast course, it's a small-town race with a marathon style feel. The 5K Run/Walk/Roll is a welcoming course to athletes of all abilities. The route will begin and end at the beautiful Riverwalk Crossing Park located at 421 Court St and takes you through historic downtown Jacksonville, North Carolina!

Very flat, fast, and fun! The course is measured and certified. All 5K/10K racers will receive a free t-shirt. All those who registered before February 1st will be guaranteed their shirt size. All 5K & 10K participants receive free entrance to the Chili Roundup following the 10k & 5k! Chili Roundup comes with unlimited chili tastings and 2 free beverages (must be 21+ for the alcoholic beverages). Prize money for both the 5K & 10K is as follows: Overall Male and Female Places 1 ($200), 2 ($175) and 3 ($150). Masters Males and Females Places 1 ($150), 2 ($125) and 3 ($100). GrandMasters Males and Females Places 1 ($100), 2 ($75) and 3 ($50). Runners can register on the day of the race using RunSignUp but will still need to check in at the Registration tent to get their bib. Sponsored Runners will need to register on RunSignUp using their specific sponsor vouchers but will still need to check in to get their bib. Early race checkin will be held on Friday during the Food Truck Extravaganza. Check-in day of will begin at 7:30. These races are part of the Rumba on the Lumber Festival 2026 with live music, arts and crafts, chili, food, and more! Please note: This race is rain or shine. Due to safety and insurance concerns, pets are not allowed on the race course.

The Moore County Trail Marathon, Half, and 5K is part of the Sandhills Running "Miles 4 Moore" race series. The "Miles 4 Moore" race series is a charity run series that donates proceeds to support community wellness and resiliency. The proceeds from this event will go towards funding gym memberships, coaching, and nutrition consultations for low-income families and high school athletes. Marathon and Half Route: Participants will enjoy a scenic route around Reservoir Park, Whitehall Trail, and Nick’s Creek Trail. Marathon runners will complete this loop twice. There will be four well stocked aid stations along the route with water, Gatorade, and runners' snacks. Since the route is a loop, the four aid stations will provide eight stops along the marathon route. Registration will open 01 December 2025 and remain open through race day. The event will be open to runners, walkers, and backpackers. The marathon has a 7-hour cut off time which is a 16:01 pace per mile. 5K Route: Participants will enjoy a scenic route around Reservoir Park. Parking and Start Line Info: Parking will be available in the Faulkner parking lot Sandhills Community College off Earhart Drive Pinehurst NC, 28374. The start line is located at tailhead near the Palmer Trades Center. https://maps.app.goo.gl/QxGPemuRQZEionqq7 This is a self-paced fun run/walk. The event is intended to build community wellness and resiliency while raising awareness and funds for a great cause. There will be prizes for the top male and female in each event category. Things to do for families and spectators. The Gardens and Reservoir Park are great locations for families and spectators to take in some natural scenery while waiting for their runner. The area offers plenty of scenic hiking trails, and fishing. The nearby towns of Southern Pines, Aberdeen, and Pinehurst offer plenty of shopping, restaurants, and coffee shops. There will also be food trucks and activities on site. Weather: March weather in Moore County is typically cooler in the mornings with temperatures in the mid-40s and mild to pleasant by mid-day with temperatures in the mid-50s to low-60s. The race is early enough that we may catch some early spring blossoms and miss the pollen. Participants will receive an official race t-shirt and finishers medal. T-shirts cannot be guaranteed for registrations after Feb 25, 2026. Packet Pickup: Race packets can be picked up between 6:30-7:00 am the morning of race day March 7, 2026, or picked up the evening prior March 6,2026 at Pace Yourself Run Co in Downtown Southern Pines between 6:00-7:00 pm. https://maps.app.goo.gl/dbuik69B5iUW2mrb9

Join us on Saturday, March 6th, 2027, for the Stride for Pride 5K & Relay, a celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community, health, wellness and inclusivity! It is open to participants of all fitness levels--awards to all levels! Whether you’re running, walking or cheering on your friends and family, we’ll celebrate together with pride. We will have queer owned businesses and vendors, music and more! Our Goal: To celebrate inclusivity, empower the LGBTQIA+ community, and promote health and wellness. This event is not only about running but about creating visibility and creating spaces where everyone can feel safe, supported and celebrated. Let's come together and amplify the conversation around inclusivity, pride and community. Post-Race Celebration After the race, join us for a Post-Race Celebration! We’ll have music, vendor booths, drag, aerial silks, live music, and a chance to mingle with fellow runners. We encourage participants to pack a picnic lunch and enjoy the day with friends and family. Vendors: If you would like to be a vendor at our event please reach out to info@harebandits.org and share a little bit about what you do and what you'd like to have at the event! (open to local business owners, queer biz owners, nonprofits, artists, and more) Performances/Music/Art: If you would like to be a performer at our event please reach out to info@harebandits.org and share a little bit about what you do (open to dancers, artists, musicians, djs, drag queens, and more) Photography: Stay tuned! Awards & Prizes Finisher Medals for all 5K Relay and 5K participants! Top 3 Male, Female, and Non-Binary finishers in the 5K will receive awards in the following age divisions: Overall, 1-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65+ Top 3 Male, Female, and Open Gender teams in the 5K Relay will receive awards. Relay Divisions: Overall Top 3 Additional surprise awards that having nothing to do with how fast you run! Registration Policies Event is rain or shine! There are NO refunds for this race if you did not purchase the Race Insurance. Race Management reserves the right to cancel or modify the event due to unfavorable conditions Registration fees are not refundable in the event of cancellation due to extreme weather conditions or other unsafe conditions. Visit our FAQ, Packet Pickup, Course, & About Hare Bandits, pages below for everything else you need to know! Sponsors: Partner with us and help make this event impactful. Contact us at info@harebandits.org to become a sponsor and join us in supporting the LGBTQIA+ community and inclusive racing! Contact Information For any event-related inquiries or assistance, please contact: Name: Hannah Baxter, Race Director Email: info@harebandits.org ATTN: Hannah

Lillington Area Chamber of Commerce Annual 5K Run Date: March 6, 2027 Join us for the Lillington Area Chamber of Commerce Annual 5K Run! Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting out, this community event welcomes participants of all fitness levels. Lace up your running shoes and be part of a fun-filled morning supporting local business and community spirit.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.