10K races near Hausen

The Loßburger Waldlauf is an October forest run in Loßburg, Germany, organized by Skiclub Loßburg and based at the Schulzentrum. The event is in its 30th running and uses a road or trail-style format instead of laps on a track. Runners can choose 6.7 km or 10 km, with the shorter race starting earlier in the evening and the 10 km race following at 19:00. The 10 km option is for adults and has a hilly profile, not a flat time-trial course. The program also includes children’s and youth competitions, with a 400 m distance listed alongside the longer races. The setup suggests a local club race with several entry points: young runners, adults wanting the full 10 km, and anyone looking for a shorter evening run in the Loßburg area.

The Gosheimer Lemberglauf is an October mountain race held in Gosheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, organized by Ski-Club Gosheim 1947 e.V. The primary event is a 9.5 km uphill run starting from the town center at the Kreissparkasse and finishing at the Lemberg summit. The Lemberg is the highest point of the Swabian Alb, reaching 1,015 meters. Participants ascend approximately 260 meters, marking it as a short race focused on climbing rather than a flat course. The event also features a 6.7 km Nordic Walking route and youth races, with some courses also directed towards the Lemberg. School and toddler races conclude within Gosheim at the Festhalle, contributing to the day's local-club atmosphere beyond just the main adult race. The Lemberglauf is part of the Silberdistel-Albcup series. Race-day logistics, including parking and showers for participants, are managed at the Jurahalle Gosheim.

Silvesterlauf Tuttlingen is an end-of-year running event in Tuttlingen, Germany, offering races for children, youth runners, adults, and walkers. The program features a Bambini run, school-age races, a 5 km run, a 10 km run, and a 5 km walking event, suitable for families and club runners aiming for a specific time. All races begin at the Ferdinand-von-Steinbeis-Schule, with bib pickup and award ceremonies held at the Immanuel-Kant-Gymnasium. The course is flat, officially measured, and eligible for record lists, running along the Danube for a fast and direct route. Tuttlinger Sportfreunde e. V. 1965 organizes the event, which proceeds regardless of weather conditions; one account detailed a wet, cold edition near freezing temperatures with just under 1,505 participants, including 713 finishers in the 10 km race and 167 officially timed in the 5 km Nordic Walking event.

The Sigmaringen New Year's Eve race takes place in Sigmaringen, Baden-Württemberg, featuring a 10 km run, a 5 km run, and short children’s races. Sig Run Laufbewerbe organizes the event, with the program beginning with the youngest runners, followed by the 5 km Sparkassenlauf and the 10 km race later. The children’s races include a 300 m Bambini run and a 1.4 km kids’ run, with age categories for younger school groups. The 5 km race has a participant limit, age-group rankings adhere to German athletics rules, and registration must be completed online as on-site entry is unavailable. Start numbers are available for pickup until 30 minutes before each race, simplifying the day for families and adults attending at different times.