Races

🍀 St. Patrick’s Day Virtual Run – Run Bold. Run Lucky. Run Strong. 🍀 Celebrate the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day with more than just luck — celebrate it with Pride! Choose one of two T-shirt Designs:- St. Patrick with Beer: Our exclusive Kelly Green performance tee features an intricate, art-inspired design that commands attention. Ornate gold detailing, dynamic movement, and bold St. Patrick’s Day elements come together in a rich, eye-catching composition that stands out against the vibrant green backdrop. It’s more than a race shirt — it’s a statement piece. - Leprechaun with Clover: The shamrocks, Celtic design, and bold green-and-gold palette instantly scream St. Patrick’s Day!Our St. Patrick’s Day Virtual Run is your chance to chase your goals, conquer your miles, and earn your pot of gold the only way that matters: one determined step at a time. Whether you're running your fastest 5K yet or simply getting out there to move, this run is about heart, resilience, a

The PHenomenal Hope 5K and 1 Mile walk is an annual event to raise funds for research for pulmonary hypertension (PH), a very-rare disease that causes high blood pressure in the lungs and is often terminal.  Now in it's 13th year, we have raised over a half million dollars towards PH research. This year's race will be held on Saturday, March 28th. Please Note: Registration opens at 8:30am - Kids Run starts at 9:30 with the 5K starting at 10am

April 2026 Mileage Challenge for Multiple Sclerosis  The April Mileage Challenge for MS is a virtual movement challenge designed to bring our community together through intentional movement, flexibility and purpose- All while raising awareness and funds for research for Multiple Sclerosis.  This challenge welcomes participants of all levels and encourages consistency over perfection How the Challenge Works  Participants will log miles in one of the following movement categories:  Walk Run Bike Each movement type will have its own group leaderboard, and there will also be an Overall Mileage Winner across all categories.  You may focus on one category or mix your movement- all eligible miles will count towards the overall total .    Mileage Rules (Important)  To keep the challenge fair and intentional:  All miles must be purposeful intentional exercise  Step count only entries are not permitted  Miles must be logged using: A GPS-based tracker (watch, phone app, bike computer)  OR an exer

Join us for the Eighth Annual "Chase the Antelopes 5k  & One-Mile Walk".  This event will take place at Avonworth Middle School, home of the Antelopes!  The 8th grade class will be organizing this event from start to finish, under the direction of their Civics Teacher and Cross Country Coaches.  Students will be designing the t-shirt, creating unique medals and awards in their Technology Education classes, and contacting local businesses for sponsorship and donations.  All proceeds will benefit the Hannah Milbert Memorial Fund.   See if you can catch the Antelopes on April 25th!  The race will start and end on the high school track with a mostly-flat run through the Avonworth community neighborhoods.     Low entry fee of $20 until March 30th then $25. Race day registration (t-shirts no longer guaranteed) and packet pick-up will be available starting at 8:00 a.m. at Lenzner Field.  Participant parking is at Avonworth Middle School/High School Campus.  Do NOT park in the

The Brian Demchak Hope Challenge is a fundraiser that you participate in at your convenience with people or pets you enjoy while filling in the gaps with hope for patients and employees at St. Margaret. No crowds, no traffic, no parking, no restroom lines, no 6:00 am alarm. Choose a fitness challenge that works with your routine anytime from May 10 through May 16, 2026. Run, walk, or bike a 5k, challenge yourself to 10 push-ups a day, beat your friends in a pickleball match, you choose! Brian Demchak loved participating in a 5k, and he loved doing it with someone he loved - his mom. Get active and get together to honor Brian and support patients in crisis at UPMC St. Margaret.  The first 200 participants will receive a race shirt and a finisher's medal. Participants who fundraise online to help fill in the gaps with hope for patients and employees receive FREE REGISTRATION if they raise $50! The first 15 participants to raise $100 will receive a free prize - stay tuned for the anno

The Joggin’ for Frogmen 5k is a fun, family-friendly event with the wholehearted purpose of raising needed funds to honor the sacrifices of our Naval Special Warfare service members and veterans, and to support the families of our fallen heroes through the incredible work of the Travis Manion Foundation. Thank You for visiting the Joggin’ for Frogmen (JFF) Pittsburgh 5K website. It is our honor, as the Race Directors, to welcome you. If you are here either as a past or first-time participant, sponsor, vendor, or volunteer, we appreciate your commitment in supporting the Naval Special Warfare (NSW) Community. This year’s race is shaping up to be extraordinary, and we could not do it without you.

This years 100 mile relay will be held on May 16, 2026. Once registration closes, a list of starting times will be sent out so participants can see what time they will run. The Vision Miles2Meals was created to fight hunger in our local community. By coming together as a community in a fun way, we can give back to our own areas and combat local issues. How It Works Obviously an unusual race format will come with some confusion in regards to sign ups. Here's how it works... You register for the race individually, submitting your prospective mile time and indicating what time of day you are available to run.Teams will run in the same group of 100 people, but will run consecutively, allowing friends/family members to stay together. You may request to be near certain participants and we will accommodate the best we can.Once 200 runners have registered, registration will close and two teams of 100 runners each will be compiled. A waiting list of participants over 200 will be compiled an

3 Rivers Outdoor Co. is humbled to bring adventure racing back to Western Pennsylvania. The 3ROC Pay-What-You-Want Adventure Race is a semi-urban adventure race featuring two divisions—a 6-hour and a 12-hour option—where teams of up to four athletes will bike, trek, and paddle through Pittsburgh’s iconic neighborhoods, river corridors, staircases, and parklands, collecting as many checkpoints as possible before time runs out. Few cities are better suited for this challenge: Pittsburgh is home to more than 3,800 acres of public land across 176 city parks, stitched together by rivers, ridge lines, wooded ravines, and hidden corridors that reward smart navigation and bold route choices. This race offers challenging navigation, rewarding checkpoints, meaningful strategy and route choice, and a welcoming, community-driven atmosphere. The course is designed to be competitive for experienced teams while remaining accessible to newer racers ready to push themselves and learn the sport. The cou

The Dragon Run is BACK!  Join us for a 5K or 1-mile kids' race at Schenley Oval on Sunday, May 24th, @ 9 am to support the Dice XC Team.  Early bird pricing for the 5K  - $25 until May 3rd.  After May 3rd, it is $30 per person.  After May 3rd, there will be no guaranteed t-shirts with registration.1-mile kids race (ages 11 and younger). Starting after the 5K.  $15 early-bird pricing and $20 after May 3rd.  Online registration is until 11:59 PM on Wednesday, May 20th.  After that, you can register on race day from 7:30 am-8:30 am (May 24th).  These late registrations do not include a t-shirt. Packet pick-up at Gingerbread Man Running Company (822 S Aiken Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15232)  Saturday, May 23rd from 11 am- 3 pm.    Day-of packet pick-up will be from 7:30 am to 8:45 am at the Oval.  Check out the course maps below: Link to the 5K map Link to the 1 mile map  (note: 1-mile loop subject to change)

QMNTY 5K Safe Race—a community-centered run/walk designed to celebrate movement, joy, and collective care while raising critical support for the young people we serve. The Safe Race is more than a 5K; it’s a visible commitment to creating a region where every young person and community member has access to affirming shelter, resources, and community connection. The race takes place on the Three Rivers Heritage Trail. Starting and ending at Milvale Riverfront Park. It is an out and back race with a turn around point near Heinz Street.

...our community lost ours. In 2009, our connection to our park was exploded. And we've felt (and seen) this yawning chasm in our hearts ever since. But after 16 years of hard work begging, complaining, and cajoling, in 2025 our li'l bridgey was reborn! Come join us on a run (or walk) into Riverview Park via what many are calling the "Wonder of Brighton Heights" and "neat": the new Davis Avenue Bridge (LI'L BRIDGEY)! The event is May 30th, 2026 and begins at the Davis side of li'l bridgey, heads into Riverview park, around the Allegheny observatory and back down to finish where it started.

A Run Through the ‘Woods’ is fun neighborhood road race fundraiser for Hoover Elementary School Parent Teacher Association (PTA) in the Mt. Lebanon School District, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The run/walk takes place at the elementary school.  The course goes through the scenic (and hilly) Cedarhurst Manor neighborhood of Mt. Lebanon hitting many of the ‘wood’ named streets.  The event is competitive and fun for all ages and abilities. We offer a 5K and 1 Mile Run/Walk, Live Age group awards as well as sponsor filled goodie bags, photographers and water on the course, custom finisher medals, fun raffle baskets, and snacks at the finish line! Medical staff, and a police officer will be on site for the safety of all participants. Hoover Elementary PTA strives to enhance the school experience for all students.  The purpose of this event is to raise money to support educational programs throughout the year.  We thank you for your support!

A Run Through the ‘Woods’ is fun neighborhood road race fundraiser for Hoover Elementary School Parent Teacher Association (PTA) in the Mt. Lebanon School District, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The run/walk takes place at the elementary school.  The course goes through the scenic (and hilly) Cedarhurst Manor neighborhood of Mt. Lebanon hitting many of the ‘wood’ named streets.  The event is competitive and fun for all ages and abilities. We offer a 5K and 1 Mile Run/Walk, Live Age group awards as well as sponsor filled goodie bags, photographers and water on the course, custom finisher medals, fun raffle baskets, and snacks at the finish line! Medical staff, and a police officer will be on site for the safety of all participants. Hoover Elementary PTA strives to enhance the school experience for all students.  The purpose of this event is to raise money to support educational programs throughout the year.  We thank you for your support!

...our community lost ours. In 2009, our connection to our park was exploded. And we've felt (and seen) this yawning chasm in our hearts ever since. But after 16 years of hard work begging, complaining, and cajoling, in 2025 our li'l bridgey was reborn! Come join us on a run (or walk) into Riverview Park via what many are calling the "Wonder of Brighton Heights" and "neat": the new Davis Avenue Bridge (LI'L BRIDGEY)! The event is May 30th, 2026 and begins at the Davis side of li'l bridgey, heads into Riverview park, around the Allegheny observatory and back down to finish where it started.

Welcome to the September Inner Warrior Collective Virtual Mileage Challenge — the second challenge in our annual 4 part series! This challenge series is extra special because it also marks the official launch of what Inner Warrior Collective is truly all about: building a community that moves with purpose and gives back together. Moving forward, Inner Warrior Collective will be choosing different organizations and causes close to our running community’s heart to support through our challenges and events. We believe movement can create real impact — not only within ourselves, but for others as well. For our September challenge, all funds raised will go directly toward the The Epilepsy Association of Western and Central PA, a 501(c)(3) Non profit organization. your donation will go towards my dear friend, Ashley Julin's fundraising efforts as she will be running in a 26 mile relay team in her brother's memory. The donations raised will help provide support groups, camp frog, scholarships and education, Oscar project, sleep/movement monitors and emergency medication assistance to individuals who live with epilepsy. We will make the donation under one lump sum under "Inner Warrior Runners" to help support Ashley in her training and for all individuals who are impacted by Epilepsy. Participants may walk, run, or bike their intentional miles throughout the challenge duration. This event is designed for all fitness levels — whether you are just beginning your journey or training toward major goals. 🌟 September Special Feature: Choose your favorite mile type 🌟 Participants may register and select ONE of their favorite mile types to focus on when the site prompts you to select a group. Mile types will consist of Running, Walking and/or Biking. After the registration cuts off I will then make a group goal for each mile type to work collectively together to meet. I will do this by using the following. For walkers- every participant adds 50 Miles total for the group For runners- every participant adds 100 Miles total for the group For bikers- Every participant adds 300 Miles total for the group Challenge Guidelines: • All miles must be intentional exercise/activity • No daily step counts permitted • Miles must be manually logged into the RunSignup results section to count toward challenge totals and leaderboards • Walking, running, and biking miles are accepted At Inner Warrior Collective, we believe strength is built through consistency, support, resilience, and community. Whether you are showing up for your physical health, mental health, personal goals, or a cause bigger than yourself — you belong here. Let’s move with purpose this Fall . 💙

Run for the Rec is a 5k race through McKnight Village neighborhood to benefit our community-owned park! Donations go toward our long-term goal of replacing the playground, as well as short-term projects like planting trees and installing a sandbox.  Participate for fun (untimed walk) or get competitive (5k running division, and 5k rucking division). Strollers and families are welcome. For those competing for time, 53 medals will be awarded across a variety of age groups and categories.   Stick around after the race for raffles, refreshments, live music and games for the kids!    WHERE: Sunday, June 7th at 9am in the McKnight Village Rec, located at the end of Henderson Road. REGISTRATION: Registration remains open until 8:30am on race day.  ARRIVAL TIME: We recommend arriving by 8:30am. PARKING: Free in the rec. Arrive between 8 - 8:30am on race day and follow parking volunteers' instructions for parking.  PACKET PICKUP: Friday, June 5th (5-7pm). If you are not able to pick your bi

Run for the Rec is a 5k race through McKnight Village neighborhood to benefit our community-owned park! Donations go toward our long-term goal of replacing the playground, as well as short-term projects like planting trees and installing a sandbox.  Participate for fun (untimed walk) or get competitive (5k running division, and 5k rucking division). Strollers and families are welcome. For those competing for time, 53 medals will be awarded across a variety of age groups and categories.   Stick around after the race for raffles, refreshments, live music and games for the kids!    WHERE: Sunday, June 7th at 9am in the McKnight Village Rec, located at the end of Henderson Road. REGISTRATION: Registration remains open until 8:30am on race day.  ARRIVAL TIME: We recommend arriving by 8:30am. PARKING: Free in the rec. Arrive between 8 - 8:30am on race day and follow parking volunteers' instructions for parking.  PACKET PICKUP: Friday, June 5th (5-7pm). If you are not able to pick your bi

The Greenfield Glide runs through a hilly Schenley Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The race begins and ends at the turn-around on Overlook Drive by the Oval Park Shelter, after taking a running tour of the beautiful trails of Schenley Park through the majority of the course. Presented by the City of Pittsburgh Office of Special Events in partnership with the Greenfield Community Association.

The Greenfield Glide runs through a hilly Schenley Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The race begins and ends at the turn-around on Overlook Drive by the Oval Park Shelter, after taking a running tour of the beautiful trails of Schenley Park through the majority of the course. Presented by the City of Pittsburgh Office of Special Events in partnership with the Greenfield Community Association.

Lace up, log your miles, and make history part of your journey!  Join our Virtual 5K Run/Walk to support the preservation and maintenance of the historic Fort Pitt Block House—the oldest surviving building in Pittsburgh. This 18th-century landmark once stood at the heart of the frontier during the era of Fort Pitt and the French and Indian War.  Participants can run or walk 3.1 miles from anywhere, anytime during the event period. Finishers earn the limited edition Block House Classic Medal. Every registration helps fund ongoing efforts to preserve the Block House so future generations can continue to experience this remarkable piece of American history.

Lace up, log your miles, and make history part of your journey!  Join our Virtual 5K Run/Walk to support the preservation and maintenance of the historic Fort Pitt Block House—the oldest surviving building in Pittsburgh. This 18th-century landmark once stood at the heart of the frontier during the era of Fort Pitt and the French and Indian War.  Participants can run or walk 3.1 miles from anywhere, anytime during the event period. Finishers earn the limited edition Block House Classic Medal. Every registration helps fund ongoing efforts to preserve the Block House so future generations can continue to experience this remarkable piece of American history.

The Swissvale Mile is a community family-friendly fitness event. Choose from a one mile timed race or a dog-friendly, family fun walk. The Swissvale Mile is a 100% volunteer organized event funded by registrations, sponsorships, and donations. In addition to supporting our community, this event is a fun way to be active and to get to know the neighbors and neighborhood. ​Your involvement makes a direct positive impact on our community! Since the Mile was founded in 2014, proceeds from the Mile have been used to support many worthwhile causes including the Woodland Hills Chromebook Fund (helped provide Chromebooks to students forced to go virtual in 2020), The Swissvale Orioles Baseball and Softball Association, the Swissvale Community Enrichment Fund, our Swissvale K-9 Officers and the annual Swissvale Juneteenth Celebration!   For the 4th year, are partnering with Swissvale Rotary to multiply our local impact and support their work in the community! The Rotary provides annual funding

The Swissvale Mile is a community family-friendly fitness event. Choose from a one mile timed race or a dog-friendly, family fun walk. The Swissvale Mile is a 100% volunteer organized event funded by registrations, sponsorships, and donations. In addition to supporting our community, this event is a fun way to be active and to get to know the neighbors and neighborhood. ​Your involvement makes a direct positive impact on our community! Since the Mile was founded in 2014, proceeds from the Mile have been used to support many worthwhile causes including the Woodland Hills Chromebook Fund (helped provide Chromebooks to students forced to go virtual in 2020), The Swissvale Orioles Baseball and Softball Association, the Swissvale Community Enrichment Fund, our Swissvale K-9 Officers and the annual Swissvale Juneteenth Celebration!   For the 4th year, are partnering with Swissvale Rotary to multiply our local impact and support their work in the community! The Rotary provides annual funding

7th ANNUAL ALINA’S LIGHT WALK, RUN & FAMILY FUN 2026 Please join us for a 5k walk/run and a fun family community event held every year to honor Alina and other victims of domestic violence.    EVENT DETAILSDate: July 25th, 2026 Location: Settler’s Cabin Park – 608 Ridge Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Registration: 7:00AM – 8:30AM Event: 8:00AM – 3:00PM (WALK/RUN BEGINS AT 9AM)   EVENT COSTAdults: $40 (Includes everything listed below) Children 6-12: $20 (Includes food voucher, ice cream, all activities, t-shirt, bracelet) Children 5 & Under: Free (Includes food voucher, ice cream, and all activities)                                                                                                                                           Fees Include: Shirt, Bracelet, Food Voucher, All Activities Awards for RunnersTrackless Train RidesBounce HouseFace PaintingPetting ZooDJ/MusicFood/Ice Cream/BeveragesBeer Garden (valid ID needed)Dove Release   VIRTUAL EVENT COSTAll Ages: $25  Event

7th ANNUAL ALINA’S LIGHT WALK, RUN & FAMILY FUN 2026 Please join us for a 5k walk/run and a fun family community event held every year to honor Alina and other victims of domestic violence.    EVENT DETAILSDate: July 25th, 2026 Location: Settler’s Cabin Park – 608 Ridge Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Registration: 7:00AM – 8:30AM Event: 8:00AM – 3:00PM (WALK/RUN BEGINS AT 9AM)   EVENT COSTAdults: $40 (Includes everything listed below) Children 6-12: $20 (Includes food voucher, ice cream, all activities, t-shirt, bracelet) Children 5 & Under: Free (Includes food voucher, ice cream, and all activities)                                                                                                                                           Fees Include: Shirt, Bracelet, Food Voucher, All Activities Awards for RunnersTrackless Train RidesBounce HouseFace PaintingPetting ZooDJ/MusicFood/Ice Cream/BeveragesBeer Garden (valid ID needed)Dove Release   VIRTUAL EVENT COSTAll Ages: $25  Event

The Connecting Champions Charity Run is held in memory of Victoria Ondo-Burnfin, who was a Connecting Champions intern and mentor. Victoria was a source of inspiration–teaching us to chase our dreams and not let anything, even cancer, hold us back. We’re humbled and grateful for the opportunity to honor Victoria’s memory through the smiles on our participants’ faces and the hope in their eyes. #TeamVic  Note: Register by 7/2 to receive a race shirt. Registrations after 7/2 will NOT receive a shirt.

The Connecting Champions Charity Run is held in memory of Victoria Ondo-Burnfin, who was a Connecting Champions intern and mentor. Victoria was a source of inspiration–teaching us to chase our dreams and not let anything, even cancer, hold us back. We’re humbled and grateful for the opportunity to honor Victoria’s memory through the smiles on our participants’ faces and the hope in their eyes. #TeamVic  Note: Register by 7/2 to receive a race shirt. Registrations after 7/2 will NOT receive a shirt.

We invite you to participate in Passavant Hospital Foundation's 14th Annual 4K and 8K Run/Walk on Friday, August 07, 2026, at the North Park Pool Loop and Pie Traynor Field in Allison Park.  Join Us the very next morning on Saturday, August 08, 2026, at the UPMC Passavant Sportsplex at Graham Park in Cranberry for the 4th Family Wellness Run/Walk. 14th Annual 4K & 8K Run/Walk DetailsDate: Friday, August 07, 2026Location: North Park Pool Loop, the starting line will be set by the Harmar Pavilion near Pie Traynor Field.Times: Race will start promptly at 6:00PM. Arrive no later than 5:00PM before Allegheny County Police Shut Down the Road This race will be TIMED by The Runner's High Timing Service  PETS ARE WELCOMED AT THE 4K/8K RUN/WALK Fourth Annual Family Wellness Run/Walk DetailsDate: Saturday, August 08, 2026Time: 8:00AM Start Location: UPMC Passavant Sportsplex at Graham Park in Cranberry Township - Soccer FieldsStarting Line is Under the UPMC Passavant Sportsplex SignDi

We invite you to participate in Passavant Hospital Foundation's 14th Annual 4K and 8K Run/Walk on Friday, August 07, 2026, at the North Park Pool Loop and Pie Traynor Field in Allison Park.  Join Us the very next morning on Saturday, August 08, 2026, at the UPMC Passavant Sportsplex at Graham Park in Cranberry for the 4th Family Wellness Run/Walk. 14th Annual 4K & 8K Run/Walk DetailsDate: Friday, August 07, 2026Location: North Park Pool Loop, the starting line will be set by the Harmar Pavilion near Pie Traynor Field.Times: Race will start promptly at 6:00PM. Arrive no later than 5:00PM before Allegheny County Police Shut Down the Road This race will be TIMED by The Runner's High Timing Service  PETS ARE WELCOMED AT THE 4K/8K RUN/WALK Fourth Annual Family Wellness Run/Walk DetailsDate: Saturday, August 08, 2026Time: 8:00AM Start Location: UPMC Passavant Sportsplex at Graham Park in Cranberry Township - Soccer FieldsStarting Line is Under the UPMC Passavant Sportsplex SignDi

The Brookline Breeze is a challenging 5K fitness run/walk on the rolling hills of Brookline, a neighborhood located in the South Hills of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The 5K course takes runners and walkers from Brookline Memorial Park to the city border with Dormont and back again. The 3.1 mile route follows Brookline Boulevard to Pioneer Avenue, then turns left and proceeds to a turn-around near West Liberty Avenue, then back again. Breeze Day fun begins at 7:30am with packet pickup and pre-race registrations. The first event of the morning is the One-Mile Mini-Breeze for the young ones, followed by the One-mile Dog Walk. The Mini-Breeze course is laid out around the perimeter of Brookline Memorial Park. Then, at 9:00am, it's time for the main event, the 5K run/walk.

The Brookline Breeze is a challenging 5K fitness run/walk on the rolling hills of Brookline, a neighborhood located in the South Hills of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The 5K course takes runners and walkers from Brookline Memorial Park to the city border with Dormont and back again. The 3.1 mile route follows Brookline Boulevard to Pioneer Avenue, then turns left and proceeds to a turn-around near West Liberty Avenue, then back again. Breeze Day fun begins at 7:30am with packet pickup and pre-race registrations. The first event of the morning is the One-Mile Mini-Breeze for the young ones, followed by the One-mile Dog Walk. The Mini-Breeze course is laid out around the perimeter of Brookline Memorial Park. Then, at 9:00am, it's time for the main event, the 5K run/walk.

🇺🇸 USA VIRTUAL MILE 🇺🇸 ONE MILE. YOUR PACE. ANYWHERE. The Mile is having a moment — and now it’s your turn to be part of it! This summer, the running world celebrated an incredible new milestone in the history of the Mile. The USA Virtual Mile gives runners and walkers everywhere a chance to celebrate the excitement, tradition, and simplicity of one of running’s greatest distances. Just one mile. Run it. Walk it. Race it. Enjoy it. Whether you’re chasing your fastest mile in years, testing your speed, coming back from an injury, walking your very first event, or simply looking for a fun reason to get moving, everyone has a place on the starting line. ⭐ THE CHALLENGE Complete ONE MILE anytime and anywhere you choose. Run your neighborhood. Walk your local track. Hit the treadmill. Race along the beach. Get together with friends or take on the Mile by yourself. There is no required pace and no required location. The only goal is to complete the distance — one mile, your way. 🏃 RUN ANYTIME. 🌎 ANYWHERE. 🤝 TOGETHER. 👕 YOUR NAME BECOMES PART OF THE SHIRT! Here’s what makes the USA Virtual Mile especially unique: Participants who complete the event and submit their results will have their NAME and FINISHING TIME printed with other finishers on the BACK OF THE EVENT T-SHIRT! Shirts will be mailed directly to participants once all results have been submitted and consolidated. You won't just receive a race shirt. You'll be part of it. Imagine wearing a shirt that captures a moment in running history — with your own name and Mile time right there alongside runners and walkers from across the country and beyond. Fast or slow, runner or walker, every Mile counts. ⏱️ SUBMIT YOUR RESULT BY SEPTEMBER 12 After completing your Mile, upload your finishing time to the event results. All results must be submitted by September 12 to be included in the official results and on the back of the event shirt. So lace up your shoes, choose your course, and see what you can do over one of the most legendary distances in running. You don't have to break a record. You just have to complete YOUR Mile. 🇺🇸 USA VIRTUAL MILE ONE MILE. YOUR PACE. ANYWHERE. RUN ANYTIME. ANYWHERE. TOGETHER. RUNDAY.COM — America’s Virtual Running Community REGISTER TODAY!

The Fox Chapel 5K and Family Mile returns Sunday, August 30, 2026, and this year we're back on the original course through Fox Chapel Borough. Whether you're chasing a PR or crossing the finish line for the first time, there's a race for you. Every finisher receives a medal. T-shirts are available as an add-on at registration while supplies last. Early bird pricing is available through April 30. Proudly sponsored by UPMC St. Margaret.

Age Group Classifications: Varsity Girls (grades 6-8) Varsity Boys (grades 6-8) JV Girls (grades 4 & 5) JV Boys (grades 4 & 5) Novice Girls (grades K & 3) Novice Boys (grades K & 3)

The Fox Chapel 5K and Family Mile returns Sunday, August 30, 2026, and this year we're back on the original course through Fox Chapel Borough. Whether you're chasing a PR or crossing the finish line for the first time, there's a race for you. Every finisher receives a medal. T-shirts are available as an add-on at registration while supplies last. Early bird pricing is available through April 30. Proudly sponsored by UPMC St. Margaret.

Lace up, log your miles, and make history part of your journey! Join the Run Around the Block Virtual 5K Run/Walk to support the preservation and maintenance of the historic Fort Pitt Block House—the oldest surviving building in Pittsburgh. This 18th-century landmark once stood at the heart of the frontier during the era of Fort Pitt and the French and Indian War. Participants can run or walk 3.1 miles anywhere, anytime during the event period. Participants receive a personalized digital race bib, an invitation to the Finisher Celebration September 19th and a limited edition Run Around the Block 5K Finisher Medal. Every registration helps fund ongoing efforts to preserve the Block House so future generations can continue to experience this remarkable piece of American history.

The Healthy Kappa 5K Run/Walk/Ride is a family-friendly event for runners, walkers, and bicyclists of all fitness levels. The vision of the event is to create a healthy space that fosters the principles of diet, nutrition, and exercise leading to healthy lifestyles. This 8th annual event benefits the Kappa Scholarship Endowment Fund of Western Pennsylvania (KSEF). KSEF has provided over $2.7 million in financial support to approximately 160 minority college-bound students from Western PA. In 2023 alone, KSEF provided over $215,000 in financial support for college-bound minority students from Western Pennsylvania. To learn more about KSEF, or to DONATE, please visit our website at www.ksefpgh.org. Join Us for the After-Run Health Break Immediately following the race, starting around 10:30 AM, head around the corner to the CoHatch - Southside Works, for a free Kappa Health Symposium: Learn, Engage, & Transform event hosted by KSEF. Whether you ran, walked, or rode your bike and left your legs screaming for mercy, this is your chance to get quick health insights from local practitioners. No medical knowledge needed, just come curious and hydrated! Register to attend. CoHatch Southside Works located at 2681 Sidney St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203.

Pittsburgh, it's time to elevate. Join Club Elevation and Mile High Society Run Club for a community 5K benefiting the OJ Macklin Foundation. Whether you're a runner, walker, or someone in between you belong here. Race Day 6:30 AM - Sign-In8:00 AM - Official Start Time9:30 AM - Let's Celebrate Every registration = Bib + Finisher Medal + T-Shirt , plus a post-race celebration with music, vendors, and good energy. Location: 201 N Braddock Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15208 Date: Sunday, September 13, 2026 Spots are limited, prices increase as we get closer to the date, so lock in your spot now. All proceeds support the OJ Macklin Foundation. See you on Race Day!

The Autism Speaks Empower Walk + 5K Run is an uplifting celebration of community and progress, combining the spirit of the traditional Walk with the energy of a 5K run! Whether you’re walking, running, or cheering from the sidelines, there’s something for everyone to enjoy! Join us as we take bold steps toward a world where all people with autism can reach their full potential. Come for the cause, stay for the community — and leave empowered. To register prior to September 17, or for more information, please visit our official Empower Walk & 5K Run site. Event Schedule: 9:00 a.m. - Registration Opens9:45 a.m. - Superhero Sprint10:00 a.m. - Opening Ceremony Begins10:20 a.m. - 5K Run Starts10:45 a.m. - Walk Starts11:30 a.m. - Closing Ceremony Begins

What is the Tropical 5K Classic? The Tropical 5K Classic is a fun Hawaiian-themed obstacle course race held at Allegheny RiverTrail Park, Aspinwall. Participants will be crawling, climbing, bouncing and bending (or just walking) to raise funds for The Stanley M. Marks Blood Cancer Research Fund and Lending Hearts. Each team is responsible for carrying one pineapple throughout the course without letting it touch the ground. Costumes are often worn and those who participate in the dress-up, compete for the best costume prize! After the race, participants and sponsors are invited to join the party with LIVE music provided by local band MILEPOST 6; plus great food, drinks, awards and tons of fun!

Fineview Citizens Council is hosting its 30th Annual Urban Step & Trail Challenge on Saturday, October 4, 2025. Participants will ascend Fineview’s hills, streets, and staircases. Among the steps are Pittsburgh’s STEEPEST stair set (371 steps) on Rising Main Avenue, which is the equivalent of a 17-story building! The course covers 12 public staircases for a total of over 1,600 steps and provides breathtaking views along the way. All proceeds from the event will benefit our programming related to community beautification, preserving affordability, and events.

Fineview Citizens Council is hosting its 30th Annual Urban Step & Trail Challenge on Saturday, October 4, 2025. Participants will ascend Fineview’s hills, streets, and staircases. Among the steps are Pittsburgh’s STEEPEST stair set (371 steps) on Rising Main Avenue, which is the equivalent of a 17-story building! The course covers 12 public staircases for a total of over 1,600 steps and provides breathtaking views along the way. All proceeds from the event will benefit our programming related to community beautification, preserving affordability, and events.

Fineview Citizens Council is hosting its 31st Annual Urban Step & Trail Challenge on Saturday, October 3, 2026. Participants will ascend Fineview’s hills, streets, and staircases. Among the steps are Pittsburgh’s STEEPEST stair set (371 steps) on Rising Main Avenue, which is the equivalent of a 17-story building! The course covers 12 public staircases for a total of over 1,600 steps and provides breathtaking views along the way. All proceeds from the event will benefit our programming related to community beautification, preserving affordability, and events.

Kick off the Penguins’ 60th Anniversary season by joining the 2026 Pittsburgh Penguins 6.6K Run and Family Walk presented by Highmark on Sunday, October 4 at PPG Paints Arena. Choose how you participate: run the in-person 6.6K, enjoy the 3.3K Family Walk, or take part from anywhere with the Virtual 6.6K. All proceeds support cancer research and patient care through the Mario Lemieux Foundation, as well as youth initiatives of the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation. In celebration of the team’s debut season 60 years ago, this year’s event brings back the iconic dark and light blue color scheme. The course begins at PPG Paints Arena and takes you across two bridges and through the Armstrong Tunnel before finishing back at the Arena— where you’ll be welcomed by Mario Lemieux and Penguins alumni. See you on October 4! RACE DAY INFO: **If you registered for an in-person event and do not attend, we will not mail your race packet! You can transfer to the virtual event using your RunSignUp account through October 3. **If you register after 9:00 AM on Friday, October 2 for an in-person event, you will need to come to the registration area at packet pick-up to have a race number assigned. FULL RACE DAY INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE ON Race Start Time: The 6.6K will start promptly at 8:00 AM on Fifth Avenue outside the EQT Gate at PPG Paints Arena; 3.3K walkers will line up behind runners and follow accordingly. 6.6K Raffle: All participants in the 6.6K Run, 3.3K Walk and 6.6K Virtual Event are eligible for raffle prizes and will automatically be entered to win. Winning bib numbers will be selected at random. Prizes will be mailed to winners. Age Group Prizes: Age category awards for male and female competitors will be based on chip time in the following categories: 9 & Under, 10-13, 14-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80 & Over. Cash prizes will be presented to the top three overall male and female finishers. Overall winners are not eligible for age category awards. Prizes will be mailed to winners. Virtual participants are not eligible for age group prizes. Age group awards will be mailed to winners. Virtual participants are not eligible for age category awards. Race Transfers: Participants can transfer between events, including between in-person and virtual, for a fee of $10.00 (plus the difference in event cost) through Saturday, October 3. If you registered for an in-person event and do not attend, we will not mail your race packet! Pre-Race Packet Pickup Time/Location: Saturday, October 3 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM F.N.B. Gate, PPG Paints Arena Parking is available in the East Lot across from the F.N.B. Gate. Tell the volunteer you are there for 6.6K Packet Pickup. See the FAQ page for additional parking information. Participants are able to pick up packets for friends and family. Medals are not included with in-person race packets. Medals are received at the finish line! Additional FAQs and Event-Day Information can be found here. What is included with registration? Custom 6.6K short-sleeve tech shirt (mens, womens & youth sizes available) Custom 6.6K finishing medal Raffle ticket - participants are entered to win great Penguins prizes and signed memorabilia in the Pittsburgh Penguins 6.6K Raffle. Winners will be selected virtually, and prizes will be mailed after the event. Special Penguins Ticket Offer for 6.6K Participants! This offer is good for exclusive ticket discounts to two games during the 2026-27 season: October 5 vs the Winnipeg Jets and November 3 vs the Vegas Golden Knights. The ticket link and additional information are included in the registration confirmation email! Run the 6.6K Virtually Through October 4: Can’t make it to Pittsburgh on October 4? Join the Virtual 6.6K and register to run your Virtual 6.6K anytime between your registration date and October 4. Please make sure to enter your virtual race time by October 4 by following the instructions in your confirmation email. You are able to enter your time manually. You do not need to upload an image of your time! You must submit your time in order to receive the race shirt and medal. Virtual Race packets will be mailed the week of October 12. Shirt, medal and any earned fundraising prizes will be mailed together. Please follow the Mario Lemieux Foundation and Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation social media accounts for promotions and additional information!

The RiverBOO! Park 5K takes place in the hidden gem that is Riverview Park on Pittsburgh's Northside. This unique sunset run/ walk takes participants through the beautiful, scenic park, complete with a trip around the Allegheny Observatory on Observatory Hill. The course completes with a challenge as the final mile is almost all uphill! The RiverBOO! 5K is presented by the City of Pittsburgh Office of Special Events. It is a family friendly event including a costume contest for all, and special seasonal activities sponsored by community partners. *Shirts guaranteed for the first 200 registrants. PHOTOS 2025 RACE RESULTS 2025 Overall | Age Groups

Move for Your Mental Well-Being Join us at Fleet Feet Pittsburgh, PA on October 10 at 8 a.m. for the World Mental Health Day 5K, sponsored by Altra-- a celebration of movement, connection, and the powerful role running can play in supporting mental well-being. Every participant helps raise awareness for mental health while supporting Still I Run's mission to promote movement for mental well-being. As the culminating event of National Run for Mental Health Week, the World Mental Health Day 5K brings people together both virtually and at Fleet Feet locations across the country for one shared day of movement and purpose. Registration Options $10 Registration Official event registrationParticipation in the World Mental Health Day 5KOne entry into our World Mental Health Day Prize Drawing $25 Commemorative Collection Registration Celebrate the occasion with our limited-edition Commemorative Collection, which includes: Woven iron-on patchGym bag/luggage tagPerformance neck gaiterOne entry into our World Mental Health Day prize drawing These exclusive keepsakes are only available with the Commemorative Collection registration while supplies last. Swag deadline is September 12, 2026. Make an Even Bigger Impact You'll also have the option to create a fundraiser during registration. Every dollar raised helps Still I Run provide free programs, supportive communities, and resources that empower people to move for their mental well-being. However you choose to complete your 5K, you'll be joining thousands of people making movement part of the conversation around mental health. We can't wait to celebrate with you on World Mental Health Day.

Last Day to guarantee your shirt size is Sept 27th. After that first come first to get the shirts !! Register NOW for the LECOM Costume Caper 5K Family Fun Run/Walk... Part of the famous Pittsburgh Monster Pumpkins Festival! Proceeds support deserving medical students training to brave the front-lines everywhere. Young and old…avid racers or exercise trotters, or just plain scenic strollers…and where all participants are encouraged to disguise themselves in their favorite Halloween-themed getups! Why? Because fantastic giveaways await clever, cute and cool costume wearers: scariest, funniest and most original. Shy about donning a costume? We understand…everyone’s a winner really, so take comfort knowing each participant receives medals and some cool race bling regardless. All participants receive the unique "Jumbo Jack" pumpkin medal and other cool swag...separate category awards too for those who come in costume and disguise...So Don't Wait! Race will be timed by Miles of Smiles Timing complete with a disposable chip on the bib number.

Last Day to guarantee your shirt size is Sept 27th. After that first come first to get the shirts !! Register NOW for the LECOM Costume Caper 5K Family Fun Run/Walk... Part of the famous Pittsburgh Monster Pumpkins Festival! Proceeds support deserving medical students training to brave the front-lines everywhere.Young and old…avid racers or exercise trotters, or just plain scenic strollers…and where all participants are encouraged to disguise themselves in their favorite Halloween-themed getups! Why? Because fantastic giveaways await clever, cute and cool costume wearers: scariest, funniest and most original. Shy about donning a costume? We understand…everyone’s a winner really, so take comfort knowing each participant receives medals and some cool race bling regardless. All participants receive the unique "Jumbo Jack" pumpkin medal and other cool swag...separate category awards too for those who come in costume and disguise...So Don't Wait! Race will be timed by Miles of S

Last Day to guarantee your shirt size is Sept 27th. After that first come first to get the shirts !! Register NOW for the LECOM Costume Caper 5K Family Fun Run/Walk... Part of the famous Pittsburgh Monster Pumpkins Festival! Proceeds support deserving medical students training to brave the front-lines everywhere.Young and old…avid racers or exercise trotters, or just plain scenic strollers…and where all participants are encouraged to disguise themselves in their favorite Halloween-themed getups! Why? Because fantastic giveaways await clever, cute and cool costume wearers: scariest, funniest and most original. Shy about donning a costume? We understand…everyone’s a winner really, so take comfort knowing each participant receives medals and some cool race bling regardless. All participants receive the unique "Jumbo Jack" pumpkin medal and other cool swag...separate category awards too for those who come in costume and disguise...So Don't Wait! Race will be timed by Miles of S

Brief Overview: This walk brings together the Pittsburgh community to promote racial health equity. We walk together to support equity in health care access and outcomes and to bring attention to the important role that neighbors must play in the strengthening of our community. Proceeds benefit Ubuntu Pittsburgh, a medical doula service supporting those in cancer treatment through evidence based practices that promote improved health outcomes for Black women in Pittsburgh and the African American Support Group, currently hosted by Cheryl Harris. Details: In Western Pennsylvania, Black women are much more likely to die from breast cancer than their white counterparts. The mortality rates for Black women is 36.3/100,000 whereas it is 20.8/100,000 for White women. Researchers, like Margaret Rosenzweig, Ph.D., have determined that the racial disparities are most impactful after diagnosis and during the treatment period. Over her career, she has studied this issue and her findings, which are cornerstones of the evidence base for racial disparities in breast cancer outcomes in Allegheny County, led to the creation of Ubuntu Pittsburgh to provide evidence-based support to address this devastating statistic. Ubuntu, an African concept, is the sense that the community must surround and support the patient and family with advanced illness. The “Ubuntu – Pittsburgh” Program (UPP) is a program of support specifically for Black female patients with advanced cancer. Utilizing Folkman’s Theoretical Model for Stress and Coping, the goals of UPP are to: 1) provide a community-based, trained companion to journey alongside the Black female patient and family living with advanced cancer to assist with stress and coping of advanced illness; to 2) provide and facilitate practical support, 3) to build legacy, and 4) to provide connection and support for the family/friends. The funds support training resources for the companions (called doulas in the Ubuntu model). Cheryl Harris, provides a warm and welcoming environment for everyone who has been impacted by cancer through her group facilitation. Cheryl facilitates the “African American Cancer Support Group” currently located at Cancer Bridges. The funds will support the group, all current cancer patients or those who are in remission, to obtain guest speakers, to address barriers to attendance, and other necessary materials supporting women in cancer treatment with the many financial hardships presented by living with a debilitating medical issue. These funds are budgeted with CHEC to provide access to supports that are not typically covered by insurance or other benefits typically available to women in cancer treatment. Benefits of Sponsorship There isn’t any labor fee/overhead cost for this event; the only costs are for materials at the event. 100% of proceeds go to Ubuntu Pittsburgh and Cheryl Harris for the African American Cancer Support Group. Accounting records available to demonstrate CHECs commitment to 100% of all funds being passed through to Ubuntu and Cheryl. All labor is volunteer and gratis (marketing, organizing, administrative is all gratis via CHEC) Sponsorship Information: Your sponsorship underscores your organization’s investment in health equity in the Pittsburgh region. Your organization’s name on will be listed on all informational flyers shared on social media. Your organizations name will be on the walk banner (to be hung at event). Tabling at the event provided (if desired by sponsor) Full disclosure: CHEC (culturalhumility.com) is an LLC. This means that your donation is not tax deductible.