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5K-Läufe in der Nähe von Gadsden

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Bevorstehende 5K-Läufe in der Nähe von Gadsden

Diese Woche 2
2JUL
Lauf · road · 5K
Cedartown Wheelchair Athlete Training Camp & Wheelchair 5K
Cedartown · 69 km entfernt
4JUL
Lauf · road · 5K
Eagle 5K, 10K, & 13.1M at Piedmont, AL (27)
Piedmont · 32 km entfernt
JUL 2
18JUL
Lauf · road · 5K
13th Annual Nicholas Fillinger Memorial Run
Cullman · 77 km entfernt
24JUL
Lauf · road · 5K
Shot in the Dark Fun 5K
Snead · 39 km entfernt
AUG 3
1AUG
Lauf · road · 5K
Ninja 5K, 10K, & 13.1M at Piedmont, AL (31)
Piedmont · 32 km entfernt
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1AUG
Lauf · road · 5K
The Donut Dash 5K
Buchanan · 79 km entfernt
1AUG
Lauf · road · 5K
Publix Woodstock 5K
Anniston · 43 km entfernt
SEP 4
12SEP
Lauf · road · 5K
Taco Trot 5k
Guntersville · 48 km entfernt
20SEP
Lauf · road · 5K
Conquer the Cave 5K
Woodville · 66 km entfernt
26SEP
Lauf · road · 5K
Darter Dash
Pinson · 72 km entfernt
26SEP
Lauf · road · 5K
CMP 5K Range Run
Talladega · 55 km entfernt
Gadsden · 80 km
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Wiederkehrende 5K-Läufe in der Nähe von Gadsden

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Bookin' It 5K
SA OKT 10
The BOOKIN' IT 5K is an October 5K held at the Trussville Public Library in Trussville, Alabama. It is a chip-timed road race featuring a standard 5K, a Stroller Push division, and a Sleep-in/Virtual option for those wishing to support the event without participating on the course. The route begins and ends at the library, connecting the race directly to the institution it benefits. Registration includes a race shirt, with proceeds benefiting the Friends of the Trussville Public Library. This volunteer group assists the library with community programs, advocacy, fundraising, book sales, and continuous support.
Fort McClellan Credit Union Janney Furnace 5K 2026
SA OKT 17
The Fort McClellan Credit Union Janney Furnace 5K begins at 8:00 AM in front of Historic Janney Furnace, located at 145 Janney Road in Ohatchee, Alabama. This USATF-certified 5K features a rolling course. Registration on race day opens at 6:30 AM. The entry fee is modest, with a reduced rate for advance registration and a higher fee on race day. The course passes Janney Furnace and goes through downtown Ohatchee, closely connecting the race to the town and the historic ironworks. Alfred A. Janney constructed Janney Furnace during the Civil War to produce pig iron. The park is now managed by the Calhoun County Park System. Proceeds benefit Friends of Janney Furnace and the Anniston Lions Local Sight Program. Following the run, participants can enjoy awards, food, door prizes, and family activities.
Foundations 4 Hope 5K - Trussville
SA OKT 31
The Foundations 4 Hope 5K in Trussville begins and ends at the Trussville Entertainment District on Beech Street in Trussville, Alabama. This event features a chipped-time 5K run or walk, a Kids Fun Run, and a three-person Jerry Can 5K Relay, in addition to the standard 3.1-mile race. The relay is the unique element: each team must carry a water-filled Jerry can for the entire 5K. Men's teams carry a 5-gallon can, weighing 42 pounds, while women's teams carry a 3-gallon can, weighing 25 pounds. Runners may hold the can in any manner they prefer, but straps and additional attachments are prohibited. A team's official time is recorded only when its final member crosses the finish line. The event is open to participants of all ages, with all proceeds benefiting church and community projects in East Africa via Foundations 4 Hope.
The Great Pumpkin Run 5K - MTNA-Rainsville
SA OKT 31
The Great Pumpkin Run is an annual 5K and Fun Run in Rainsville, Alabama, based at 189 RTI Drive. It is a Halloween-season community race rather than a large destination event, with a 5K for the main field and a separate Fun Run for children ages 9 and under. All proceeds from the 5K go to the DeKalb County Children's Advocacy Center, supporting abused children in DeKalb County. Overall male and female winners receive cash prizes, and the event keeps registration simple: pre-registration is cheaper than race-day sign-up, which closes early in the morning.
Miles of Hope: Spooky Edition
SA OKT 31
Miles of Hope: Spooky Edition ist ein Lauf am Halloween-Morgen in Anniston, Alabama. Start ist um 171 Town Center Drive. Es gibt drei Laufoptionen: einen 1-mile Fun Run, einen 5K und einen Half Marathon. Der Fun Run geht als erstes los, gefolgt vom 5K und dem Half Marathon. Die Strecke ist nicht detailliert beschrieben, aber sie ist ganz im Halloween-Stil gehalten. Zieht euch am besten Kostüme an, und Zuschauer können vom Streckenrand anfeuern. Die Startgebühren sind für alle drei Distanzen gleich. Der Erlös kommt Programmen zugute, die sich für Jugendförderung, Gesundheit, soziale Projekte und die Stärkung der Gemeinschaft für Leute und Familien vor Ort einsetzen.
Gobbler 5K, 10K, & 13.1M, Gadsden, AL (45)
SA NOV 7
The Gobbler 5K, 10K, & 13.1M is a local multi-distance race in Gadsden, Alabama, offering 5K, 10K, and half marathon distances. All races begin at 8:00 AM. Registration must be completed in advance via RunSignup, as there is no race-day registration. Packet pickup is available for a limited time just before the start. The course is situated behind the Gadsden Mall, utilizing a pea gravel trail. Each distance follows a repeated out-and-back format: the 5K is completed twice, the 10K four times, and the half marathon six times. The race has a 3 hour 30 minute time limit, making the half marathon suitable for participants who prefer a consistent, looped trail effort.
Gobbler 5K, 10K, & 13.1M at Piedmont, AL (45)
SA NOV 7
Thankful 4... 5K and Fun Run
SA NOV 14
The Thankful 4... 5K and Fun Run is a Thanksgiving morning race series. Its original four-mile run is based at NorthWood High School in Nappanee, Indiana, starting at 8:00 AM. This flagship event has drawn crowds of nearly 1,000 runners. A Colorado edition also runs at 8:00 AM from Golden High School in Golden, Colorado, attracting local friends and families annually. The series originated as I’m Thankful Four and evolved into a Thanksgiving gathering honoring Kelsey Mikel after her passing in a car accident. All event proceeds support the Kelsey Mikel Memorial Foundation, which grants scholarships to high school students. The foundation has awarded 39 scholarships totaling over $111,000, making the race a holiday run and a fundraiser with a distinct local mission.
Gobbler 5K, 10K, &13.1M at Gadsden, AL (47)
SA NOV 21
The Gobbler 5K, 10K, & 13.1M is a small race series in Gadsden, Alabama. All three distances start at 8:00 AM behind the Gadsden Mall. Runners select from a 5K, 10K, or half marathon. Registration must be completed in advance on RunSignup; there is no on-site registration. The course utilizes a pea gravel trail with a straightforward layout. Each race consists of repeated out-and-back segments. The 5K covers its segment twice, the 10K covers its segment four times, and the half marathon repeats its longer out-and-back six times. The time limit for the course is 3 hours and 30 minutes.
Plainview Turkey Trot 5K
DO NOV 26
The Plainview Turkey Trot 5K is a Thanksgiving morning 5K in Rainsville, Alabama, hosted by Plainview Cross Country. Runners start and finish at the Dekalb County Schools Coliseum, with the race built around a simple pre-dinner idea: get in three miles before the turkey and dressing. The event is in its 24th annual running and keeps the competition easy to understand. Medals go to the top three overall women and men, plus the top three finishers in each age division, with groups running from 12 and under through 70 and up.
Warrior Dash 5K
SA FEB 20
The Warrior Dash 5K is a February 5K for runners and walkers, supporting the Alabama Warriors adult goalball team. The team is based at E. H. Gentry, a division of the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind, with all race proceeds benefiting its athletes. The cause is the event's most distinctive feature. Goalball is a competitive team sport for blind and visually impaired athletes, played with a ball containing bells. Players track the game by sound, communication, and teamwork. Race entries help fund uniforms, athletic shoes, tournament travel, practice gear, and training equipment. Supporters can also participate from the sidelines.
Raptor Run
SA APR 3
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Gadsden veranstaltet 23 5K-Läufe in 2026 innerhalb von 80 km vom Stadtzentrum — bevorstehende Termine, wiederkehrende Serien und andere Läufe in der Nähe, alles an einem Ort.

Hier laufen die Leute die Noccalula Falls Black Creek Trails, wenn sie Schatten, Dreck und genug Biss unter den Füßen wollen, damit die Beine ehrlich bleiben. Der Jeep Hill Loop sorgt für den gleichmäßigen Anstieg, und der Drift Mine Trail belohnt einen dann mit einem schnellen Downhill, wenn die Arbeit getan ist. Der Erbsenkiesweg hinter der Gadsden Mall ist super für die Renn-Wiederholungen für den Luau 5K, 10K, & 13.1M, Medal Madness 5K, 10K, & 13.1M und Ninja 5K, 10K, & 13.1M. Run to the "MAX" for Mental Health ist quasi der Anker auf der Trail-Seite, und die Einheimischen wissen: Jeep Hill heißt, gut aufpassen, wo du hintrittst.

Die Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association hält die Radszene am Laufen mit ihren Sunday Mixed Surface Rides, die sonntags um 1:30 PM von der Coffee Bar in Gadsden starten. Die Sonntagsrunde geht so 18-24 miles und dafür brauchst du ein MTB oder Gravel Bike – die Locals sehen das als gute Base Miles mit Dreck unter den Reifen. Der Black Creek Group MTB Ride trifft sich mittwochs um 6:00 PM am Noccalula Falls Campground, Upper Trailhead, und dann geht's los. Camp Mire Rd, Gowens Cir, Haney Rd, Mckee Cir, Kershaw Quarters Rd und Scenic Hwy bieten Gravel-Fahrern kurze Verbindungsstücke, Matsch, Sackgassen und offene Felder. Das richtige Klettern gibt's am Lookout Mountain, nördlich der Stadt.

Der Herbst, von Mitte September bis Anfang Dezember, ist in Gadsden das beste Trainingsfenster. Der Frühling fühlt sich ähnlich gut an für saubere Z2-Blöcke, Intervalle und um die Rennform zu schärfen. Der Sommer geht von Mitte Mai bis Mitte September, und da fangen die Leute früh an, weil Hitze und Luftfeuchtigkeit dir schnell zu schaffen machen. Später im Sommer wird es oft trockener, da laufen Mixed-Surface-Rides dann besser nach den schlimmsten klebrigen Wochen. Der Winter geht von Anfang Dezember bis Ende Februar, und milde Tage halten beide Sportarten am Leben. Frostige Tiefstwerte gibt es immer noch, aber messbarer Schneefall bleibt selten. Die Routine verschiebt sich also eher, als dass sie ganz aufhört.