5K-Läufe in der Nähe von Post Falls

The Sekani-ish Trail Run is a fall dirt-trail event in Spokane, Washington, based around Minnehaha Park and Camp Sekani Park. It offers a 5k, a 10k, and a free 1k kids' run, with runners, hikers, walkers, families, and first-time trail runners all fitting into the format. The courses stay on dirt trails, and the 10k climbs about 1,000 feet. The route goes over Beacon Hill, with views of the Spokane River and the Spokane skyline, and the event has used all-dirt courses since 2009. It is organized entirely by volunteers, finishers receive commemorative shirts, and proceeds support Franklin Elementary School's APPLE Program.

Der Hayden Lake Marathon findet am Hayden Lake statt und bietet einen vollen Marathon, der um 7:30 Uhr Pacific Time startet. Danach folgen die kürzeren Rennen. Insgesamt gibt es einen Marathon, Halbmarathon, Viertelmarathon, 5K, Kids Fun Run und einen Virtual Run – da ist für engagierte Langstreckenläufer, Familien und Anfänger wirklich was dabei. Die Strecken führen um den See und durch Pinienwälder. Beim Marathon dürfen Teilnehmer von 13 bis 99 Jahren mitmachen. Halbmarathon, Viertelmarathon und Virtual Run sind für alle von 1 bis 99 Jahren. Der Kids Fun Run ist für Kinder von 1 bis 12 Jahren, und beim 5K können Kinder unter 12 Jahren kostenlos mitlaufen. Der Hayden Lake ist Teil einer regionalen Rennserie, zu der der CDA Marathon, Windermere Marathon und Mt. Spokane Trail Run gehören. Wer sich für drei Rennen anmeldet, bekommt einen Rabatt.

Monster Dash is a Halloween 5K and kids' race in Manito Park on Spokane's South Hill, with costumes encouraged from the start. The 5K begins at 10:00am and uses chip timing, while the Kids' Fun Run follows at 11:00am with 1-mile, half-mile, and quarter-mile options. The day is structured so families can participate in both races: parents often run the 5K first, then join their children for the Fun Run, and adults can walk or run beside kids for the entire course. Children receive candy goodie bags at the finish, and all race proceeds benefit Active4Youth, a local nonprofit that provides free elementary running programs in Spokane-area school districts and addresses childhood obesity through after-school activity.

The Haunted 5K, 10K, and 13.1M is a Halloween-season running event in Spokane, Washington, offering three distances: 5K, 10K, and half marathon. The race begins in the morning at the Ben-Burr trail entrance. Parking is available at the nearby Disc Golf Course. Registration is required in advance via RunSignup, as there is no race-day sign-up. Packet pickup occurs during a short pre-race window. The courses are straightforward, repeat out-and-backs, presenting a steady trail race rather than a point-to-point course. The 5K completes a short out-and-back twice, the 10K completes it four times, and the half marathon uses a longer out-and-back repeated six times. All participants have a 3 hour 30 minute time limit. The half marathon is particularly suited for runners who maintain a consistent pace over multiple laps.

The Halloween Hustle is a Halloween-themed race series held on a lakeside course in Idaho. Participants are encouraged to wear costumes. The event includes a Haunted Half Marathon, Terrifying 10K, Freaky 5K, and a Vicious Virtual Run, along with two children's races for ages 1 to 12. The in-person races offer standard distances for adults. The day maintains a playful atmosphere with candy and costumes along the course. The Freaky 5K is free for the first 25 children, and the Goblin Kids Fun Run is free for the first 75 registrants, integrating families directly into the event.

Wild Moose Chase is a trail race held on the Riverside State Park trails near Spokane. It offers 25K, 10K, and 5K distances, along with a Kids Fun Run. The race takes place in the fall, and a virtual option is available for participants outside the immediate area. The in-person courses follow park trails, providing views of the Spokane River and autumn foliage. This event is a local favorite among Spokane runners and has been recognized as a top trail run in the Pacific Northwest. It also benefits students in Eastern Washington University's Department of Physical Therapy.

The Gobbler 5K, 10K, and Half Marathon, a Thanksgiving-themed US Road Running event in Spokane, Washington, begins all three distances at 8:30 AM. Participants park at the Disc Golf Course and begin at the Ben-Burr Trail entrance. The process is straightforward: register via RunSignup, collect your packet just before the race, and select either the 5K, 10K, or half marathon. The course consists of repeated out-and-back sections. The 5K covers its segment twice, the 10K covers it four times, and the half marathon covers its longer out-and-back six times, all within a 3-hour-30-minute time limit. This event adheres to the US Road Running format, offering series points, awards, finisher medals, and a costume tradition that complements the Gobbler theme.

The Silicon Valley Santa Run is a holiday 5K run/walk in San Jose focused on costumes, families, and Christmas in the Park. Participants can wear Santa, elf, reindeer, or other holiday character costumes, making the event resemble a moving holiday parade more than a typical road race. The main 5K course is flat and fast, and the series also features a Kids Reindeer Dash for children ages 2 to 7. Both the 5K and the kids’ dash are offered in person or virtually. The 5K begins on Santa Clara Street and concludes at Christmas in the Park, allowing participants to enter the displays, decorations, and booths immediately after the race. The event supports Christmas in the Park, directly linking the finish line to its supported cause. Each 5K participant receives a holiday long-sleeve tech shirt, an ornament-style finisher medal, and a timed bib. Children in the Reindeer Dash receive a festive shirt, bib, ornament-style medal, and milk and cookies at the finish.

The Heroes Walk, 5K & 10K Fun Run is an annual walk and fun-run event held at Riverfront Park, offering 5K and 10K distances. Lithia CDJR and Camp Chevrolet are the presenters, supported by Heroes Partners. The race is connected to a FamilyLife Weekend to Remember marriage retreat taking place at Coeur d'Alene Resort. This weekend features sessions for married couples at various life stages, dessert with Heroes, periods for reflection, and a dedicated date night in addition to the walk and runs.