10K-Läufe in der Nähe von Evanston

The Rotary Run Charity Classic is a family running event in Hinsdale, known locally as Hinsdale's Family Run. Now in its 30th year, the event maintains a straightforward approach with affordable entry fees, a reduced rate for families, and race choices suitable for various ages and skill levels. The event focuses on families participating together, rather than a single competitive field. Entry fees support Rotary's charitable initiatives, both in the local community and abroad, making the day a combination of a race, a family activity, and a fundraising effort.

The Chicago Fall Classic is a fall race day on Chicago’s lakefront, featuring a half marathon, a 10K run/walk, and the Hot Cider Hustle 5K run/walk. Virtual 5K, 10K, and half marathon options are available, alongside a Kid’s Division 5K Fun Run. The half marathon and 10K begin simultaneously, creating a shared run fest atmosphere rather than a single-distance focus. The courses traverse Montrose Harbor and are USATF-certified, providing runners with an officially measured route. The half marathon and 10K were formerly known as Country Sole, with the Hot Cider Hustle introducing the autumn theme to the shorter race. Upon finishing, participants receive local caramel apples and hot apple cider. Aid stations and restrooms are positioned throughout the course.

The Frank Lloyd Wright Races occur annually in the fall in Oak Park, Illinois, west of Chicago. The event includes a 10K, a 5K, and a youth mile for children 7 and up, accommodating runners, walkers, families, and local club members in a single morning. The Parks Foundation of Oak Park organizes the race, which is one of the longest-running road races in Illinois. The 10K route is most connected to the namesake, passing five Frank Lloyd Wright-designed homes and the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio. The course is primarily on flat suburban streets, winding through Oak Park’s tree-lined neighborhoods. The start and finish are located near Ontario Street and Elmwood Avenue. Participants receive a long-sleeved race shirt, a fitting tradition for a fall event in the Chicago area.

The Naperville Half Marathon, 10K & 5K all start and finish near downtown Naperville, with the race village close to the center of town. The races are run on a cool October morning and give runners a choice between the half marathon, the Endeavor Health 10K, and the 5K. It is a local event with spectator support, volunteer assistance, personalized bibs, finisher medals, shirt and hoodie options, and post-race food for in-person runners. The half marathon and 10K courses tour central Naperville, including downtown streets, historic sights, neighborhoods, and a section around Naperville North High School where runners can spot people ahead of or behind them. The course is relatively flat, which makes it friendly for steady pacing. The series also offers a virtual option, and repeat runners can earn consecutive-year finisher medals, premium awards, multi-race awards, and Chicagoland Distance Challenge medals when they qualify.

The Spooky Sprint - Greater Chicago is an annual Halloween-themed running event in the Chicago area. It offers a half marathon, 10k, 5k, 1 mile, and a Kid's Dash. The event is designed for families and mixed groups, not exclusively serious racers, and includes chip timing, live results, and awards for the main timed races. The shorter distances allow parents, kids, first-timers, and casual walkers to participate on the same day. The Kid's Dash is open to children 10 and under. Kids can run the Kid's Dash without charge if they opt out of the shirt and medal package. All finishers receive race items like a custom bib, designer shirt, and medal. Free participant photos and treats are available at the finish line. A virtual option allows individuals to run independently and still get the event gear.

Der Halloween Trick or Trot Run ist ein kleiner Halloween-Lauf auf Chicagos Lakefront Trail. Man kann zwischen 5K, 10K und einem Halbmarathon wählen, dazu gibt es noch eine Familienmeile und eine virtuelle Option. Er ist für Läufer und Walker gedacht, alle Paces sind willkommen. Kinder dürfen mit einer Begleitperson teilnehmen, und die Startgruppen sind begrenzt, um das Teilnehmerfeld überschaubar zu halten. Die Streckendetails werden den Teilnehmern per E-Mail zugeschickt. Der Lauf findet auf dem Lakefront Trail im Viertel Uptown in Chicago statt. Die Zeitmessung ist optional und ohne Chips; man kann eine App nutzen oder sich von den Koordinatoren helfen lassen. Im Ziel gibt's für alle eine Medaille, ein Shirt, ein Handtuch oder ein Giveaway, plus Halloween-Süßigkeiten. Wer sich spät anmeldet, bekommt das Shirt eventuell nach dem Event per Post. Sind Startgruppen ausverkauft, wird zur Teilnahme am virtuellen Lauf oder zur Warteliste ermutigt. Der Veranstalter koppelt die nach dem Lauf geloggten Meilen auch an Spenden für wohltätige Zwecke.

The SKECHERS Hot Chocolate Run Chicago is a fall running event offering 5K, 10K, 15K, and 2-mile distances. Participants can select a short fun run or a longer city race. The start is near the Art Institute of Chicago, with the finish close to Buckingham Fountain. The main race village is located in Grant Park, centrally positioned. The route follows downtown streets and the lakefront, extending south from the Loop to 35th Street before returning to Grant Park. Runners will pass Maggie Daley Park, Jay Pritzker Pavilion, City Hall, the Chicago Board of Trade, McCormick Place, Soldier Field, and the Field Museum. The event's signature feature, as indicated by its name, is a post-finish chocolate party offering hot chocolate, fondue, and dipping items. This tradition leads the series to be known as America's Sweetest Race.

The Thanksgiving Turkey Gobble Trot is a holiday run held in Chicago and Evanston, offering 5K, 10K, and 13.1-mile distances. It is designed for Thanksgiving, with the straightforward aim of a run or walk before the holiday meal. A kids run is also available for families seeking a shorter option. The event adopts the "Wobble Before You Gobble" slogan and embraces a turkey-trot atmosphere instead of a competitive racing focus. It accommodates families, friends, community groups, walkers, and runners. Race perks include commemorative items like a long-sleeve shirt or fleece pullover, along with a Do-Rite donuts partnership at the finish.

Santa Hustle Chicago offers a Christmas-season 5K and Kids' Dash, held at Navy Pier in Chicago, Illinois. This event is a short, festive race day, featuring a main 5K alongside a children’s dash. The Navy Pier location places the event at one of Chicago’s notable lakefront spots. As part of the broader Santa Hustle series, the theme centers on holiday running, winter spirit, and participants dressing in Santa-style attire for the run.

The Candy Cane Course - Greater Chicago is a Christmas-themed running event held in December at Hammel Woods, starting from the Route 59 Access in Shorewood, Illinois. Families can participate in multiple ways: a Kids Dash, an untimed 1 Mile, chip-timed 5K, 10K, and 15K races, or through virtual participation and a Volunteer then Run option. The 5K, 10K, and 15K include chip timing, live results, awards, a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal. The 1 Mile offers the same shirt and medal but without timing. The Kids Dash is for children 10 and under, providing a mini bib, youth shirt, and a crafted medal; children can run this dash for free if they forgo the included items. The event also provides free participant photos, reduced pricing for runners 12 and under in the 5K and 10K, and refreshments at the finish line.

The Catch the Elf 5k & 10k is a Christmas-themed road race in Markham, Illinois, offering both 5 km and 10 km distances. Both races begin at 4000 W 155th St. This event benefits the Toy Box Connection Children’s Charity. Each distance is chip timed, with live results available online. The race features a unique format where each distance has its own “race elf” starting 90 seconds ahead of the runners. Participants who finish before their respective elf win a special prize. The event also includes overall and age-group awards, a Santa Claus station for children’s wishes, a long-sleeve race shirt, and a Secret Santa exchange. Runners can bring a wrapped, running-related gift valued at approximately $15 or less and select a different gift after completing the race.