5K-Läufe in der Nähe von Radcliff

Die Broad Run Pkwy ist die Strecke für diesen jährlichen Straßenlauf: einfacher Asphalt, der eher eine Herbstkostüm-Stimmung hat als das verbissene Flair eines Clubrennens. Es ist ein "fun, Halloween-themed event", so ein Lauf, wo du an der Startlinie neben jemandem stehen kannst, der eine Top-Zeit jagt, und gleich daneben jemandem, der einfach nur passend zur Jahreszeit verkleidet ist. Das Coole ist die Mischung: Familien, Kinder, Erstläufer und Stamm-Racer – alle teilen das gleiche Halloween-Fieber, mit verschiedenen Optionen, die sich über den Vormittag verteilen. Dich erwartet Straßenlauf, ein Zielbereich-Gewusel aus Kostümen und verschwitzten Gesichtern und diese typische Oktober-Eigenheit, wo Lauf-Outfit und Verkleidungskiste einfach verschmelzen.

The Welcome Home 5k Run/Walk is an annual pride-themed run, walk, and yoga event within the Palmer Park Event Series. The race features a 5k distance, with yoga offered, and the series also includes an 8k and a 1-mile run/walk. The event raises support for People for Palmer Park, a nonprofit focused on the preservation, revitalization, and long-term viability of Palmer Park. It also supports the Ruth Ellis Center, which provides trauma-informed services for LGBTQ+ youth and young adults, particularly young people of color, those experiencing homelessness, and individuals in the child welfare system.

Spooky Sprint - Louisville is a Halloween-themed running event held at Broad Run Park and Cliffside Playground in Louisville, Kentucky. The race offers a wide selection for a local family event: 5K, 10K, half marathon, 1 mile, Kids Dash, a virtual run, and a Volunteer then Run option. It takes place in the morning, with a setup designed for participants seeking a costume-friendly race day rather than solely a serious road-racing atmosphere. The in-person races include chip timing, live results, and awards, providing a standard race structure within the Halloween theme. Finishers get race items like a custom bib, designer shirt, and medal, along with free participant photos and treats at the finish line. The event is organized by Bodies Race Company as part of its local Bodies Race Series. Youth pricing for the 5K and 10K makes it accessible for families with younger runners.

The Tails & Tatas Breast Cancer Awareness 5k Run/Walk is an October event in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. It offers an in-person 5k, a virtual 5k, and a 1-mile run for children 12 and under. The race begins and ends at Swope Toyota Dealership. Registration is $25 for the 5k and $10 for the kids' run. All proceeds support the Baptist Health Foundation Hardin. The in-person course follows a path from the dealership through Freeman Lake Park, presenting it as a community run/walk rather than a competitive road race. Dogs are included in the activities; a pet costume contest begins 30 minutes prior to the run/walk, featuring awards for cutest dog, best costume, and dog/owner look-alike. Top three male and female finishers in the 5k and kids' run will receive awards, while all 1-mile finishers get medals. This event has been held for nine years and is a partnership with the Swope Family of Dealerships. Packet pickup is available before race day at both Pet Supplies Plus and Swope Toyota.

Running For A Cure: Georgia Mae's Peachy 5K is a family-friendly 5K at the Leitchfield Sports Complex in Leitchfield, Kentucky. This community run-or-walk event has a $25 registration fee, and early entries include a race shirt. Packet pickup is on race morning, simplifying setup for local families and visiting participants. The event raises money for Acute Myeloid Leukemia research at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, with proceeds donated to the hospital. Many participants walk or run to honor children affected by pediatric cancer, including those in treatment and those who have died. Awards are given to the top three overall male and female finishers, plus age-group winners from youth through adult divisions.

The Urban Bourbon Half Marathon and 5K begins and ends in downtown Louisville, connecting the race to the city’s bourbon heritage. It features a half marathon and a 5K, welcoming walkers. Half marathon participants must maintain a 15-minute-per-mile pace. The course travels through Cherokee Park before heading back downtown. The event highlights Louisville and Kentucky’s 200 years of distilling history through bourbon-themed race elements. Its post-race gathering was recognized by Runner's World as one of the nation's best.

The Turtle Run Wine Run Turkey Trot 5k is a Thanksgiving-themed 5k run/walk held at Turtle Run Winery in Corydon, Indiana. It is designed for runners and walkers seeking a relaxed race that includes a stop at the winery, with the bib providing chip-timed 5k scoring by J3 Timing. The course takes advantage of the winery's setting on St Peters Church Road, featuring Turtle Run’s grounds and vineyard landscape as the primary backdrop instead of city streets. The wine theme extends to the registration benefits: a soft cotton race shirt, a portable shatterproof wine glass, a wine-glass-shaped finisher medal, online results, and a pour of wine following the run or walk. Turtle Run offers a variety of wines, including sweet, dry, red, white, barrel-aged, and tank-aged styles, making the post-race tasting a significant attraction.

Turkey Trails Louisville is a Thanksgiving-themed race day in Louisville with distances for several levels: a half marathon, 10K, 5K, untimed 1 mile, and a Kid's Dash for children 10 and under. It is designed for families and mixed groups, with youth pricing on the 5K and 10K and a virtual option for runners who want to complete their miles elsewhere. The timed races use chip timing, live results, and awards, while the 1 mile and Kid's Dash keep things casual. Finishers receive race swag such as custom bibs, designer shirts, and medals, with a mini bib, youth shirt, and crafted medal for the Kid's Dash; children can also run the dash for free if they skip the swag. Free race photos and treats at the finish line add to the Thanksgiving feel.

The Strides For Service 5K/10K begins and ends at Discovery Meadow in Downtown San Jose. Options include a 5K, 10K, a kids run, and a virtual race. The 5K and 10K courses are fast and flat, suitable for many runners and walkers. The kids run takes place within Discovery Meadow for ages 2 to 7. Participants can register individually or form/join a team. The event features a fundraising program, Run It Forward. All funds raised go to Valley Health Foundation, supporting Silicon Valley public healthcare facilities and programs. This includes equipment and training for staff, wellness resources for families, and health projects for underserved communities. Registration for the 5K and 10K includes a shirt, bib, and finisher medal. Participants aged 21 and older also receive a beer or mimosa.

The Iroquois Hill Runners Thanksgiving Day Run takes place on Thanksgiving morning at Iroquois Park in Louisville. Participants can select a 5-mile race, a 5K "with stuffing," or a 1.25-mile option. The starts are staggered a few minutes apart after 9:00 AM. The park roads remain open for golf course access, directing runners and walkers to the pedestrian path on the park's backside. The 5-miler offers the main competition prizes, including cash awards for the top male and female finishers, age-group awards, prizes for the oldest runner, and a prize for a stroller finisher. The event also includes Thanksgiving-themed elements such as coffee, hot chocolate, apple cider, long-sleeve shirts, random drawings, and a costume contest featuring turkeys, pies, unicorns, and ugly sweaters.

The Iroquois Hill Runners Thanksgiving Day Run takes place on Thanksgiving morning at Iroquois Park in Louisville, offering three run/walk options: 5 miles, 5K, and 1.25 miles. The starts are staggered, with the 5-miler beginning first, followed by the 5K, and then the short fun run/walk. This is a long-standing local tradition, now in its 45th year, designed for both competitive runners and families preparing for their holiday meal. The 5-miler is the main competitive event, offering cash prizes for the top male and female finishers, age-group awards in five-year categories, awards for the oldest participants, and a prize for the first stroller finisher. The shorter races are more relaxed, with no awards for the 5K or 1.25-mile events. The course utilizes Iroquois Park roads and paths; however, roadways remain open for golf course access, so runners are directed to use the pedestrian path on the park's backside. Costumes are encouraged, with participants often seen in turkey, pie, unicorn, or ugly sweater attire. The event also provides coffee, hot chocolate, apple cider, a long-sleeve shirt, random drawing prizes, and allows leashed pets to participate from the rear.