10K races near Cervia

X^ Riverun is a competitive trail race in Rimini, on Italy's Adriatic coast, scheduled for October. It starts in Rimini and is organized by RN606; the race listing directs runners to official channels as details may change. The route follows local paths and a river trail, offering views toward the Adriatic coast. The event is for runners seeking a trail challenge over a road race. Available calendar categories include 5 km and 10 km options, marathon, ultra, sky race, vertical, and stage-race formats.

The Marathon de Ravenne is a race weekend in Ravenna, a city in Emilia-Romagna near Bologna known for its Byzantine mosaics. The route extends toward the Adriatic Sea. Participants can select a full marathon, half marathon, or 10 km race. The 10 km event is available in both timed and non-timed options. The event also features short, non-competitive runs like the Family Run, Dogs&Run, and Correndo Senza Frontiere. Most races are contained within Ravenna, but the marathon route reaches Punta Marina Terme. The course winds through Piazza del Popolo, Palazzo Merlato, the Basilica of San Vitale, the Basilica of San Francesco, Rocca Brancaleone Park, and numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites linked to the city’s Byzantine history. The event attracts competitive runners, casual participants, families, friends, and partners, with some shorter runs taking place before the main race day.

The LII^ Cheursa di Bech is a 10 km competitive race held in Santarcangelo di Romagna, located in the Rimini area of Emilia-Romagna. It is scheduled for November and organized by RN273. The listing describes it as a test for runners aiming to push their boundaries over a short road-race distance. Information regarding the route map, start or finish specifics, participant numbers, traditions, or past race history is not provided.

Trail sul Trebbio begins and ends at Camping la Luna sul Trebbio in Modigliana, located in the Forlì-Cesena province of Emilia-Romagna. This is a small November trail event featuring a competitive 19 km race, a non-competitive 10 km option, and a children's trail. Both adult distances have a participant limit of 150 runners. The courses venture into the countryside and woods near Trebbio. The 19 km race requires the standard Italian competitive medical certificate and a physical club card. This event marks its tenth edition. A key attraction is the post-race "third half," which includes red wine, polenta with wild boar, and a relaxed conclusion at the campsite, distinct from a typical large-city race atmosphere.

The 10 km Citta' di Faenza is a competitive 10K road race held in Faenza, Italy. This marks the series' fifth edition. The race is scheduled for late November and is organized by Atletica85, with Carlo Visani serving as the responsible organizer. The race details provided are limited. The confirmed distance is 10 km, and the setting is Faenza, a city in Emilia-Romagna known for its ceramics. This local identity provides a clear marker for the event, though the published facts do not describe the exact route, start or finish areas, field size, or traditions.

Maratona del Sale CerviaRun is a road running event in Cervia, listed under the Maratona del Sale name. The ENDU event page lists it as a March race and provides basic runner tools: event information, registration, results, and photos. The available source does not give route details, distances, field size, or race history. What it does show is that the event is part of ENDU’s wider race platform, with sections for athletes, clubs, organizers, timing companies, brands, and tourism partners.