Reggio Emilia · Italy

5K races near Reggio Emilia

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6° Doganaccia Vertical
Doganaccia - Cutigliano · 65 km away
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Run · road · 5K
Cus Parma Mezza Maratona
Parma · 26 km away
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VI^ Memorial Bruno Lolli
Zola Predosa · 52 km away
Reggio Emilia · 80 km
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42° GIR DI POS GIRO DEI POZZI
SUN OCT 4
The 42nd Gir di Pos Giro dei Pozzi is a non-competitive run in Cavriago, located in the Reggio Emilia area of Emilia-Romagna. This 4.5 km race begins at 09:15, presenting itself as a local morning run rather than an extensive road race. The course winds through the woods of Pozzi, with the organizer mentioning that certain sections are challenging. Participants of all ages are welcome, indicating a community-focused event that highlights its wooded environment and the test of a brief, uneven path.
LI^ Camminata di Castenaso - Circuito Citta' di Castenaso
SUN OCT 11
Casa Bondi on via dello Sport serves as the starting point for the Camminata di Castenaso, a Sunday morning road race in Castenaso, near Bologna. The official races are certified FIDAL events over 5 km and 10 km. For those preferring a less competitive pace, the Camminata Ludico Motoria offers walking routes of 11 km, 5.5 km, or 2.5 km. The series is part of the Circuito Citta' di Castenaso and is organized by Atl. Castenaso Celtic Druid, with Massimo Assirelli as the race contact. Adult participants compete in categories ranging from juniors to masters. The event also features I Giovani KING, a youth race held on Saturday afternoon at the athletics track on via dello Sport. All participants in the youth race receive a prize, and every runner in the competitive and recreational events gets a shirt.
IV^ 4 Piazze Running
SUN NOV 29
4 Piazze Running is a 5 km road race held in Piacenza in late November. The certified city-centre course is organized by Atletica Piacenza and Italpose, with Cavalli square as the start and finish. The route starts with a 200-metre out-and-back section. Runners then complete three laps linking four central squares: Cavalli, Borgo, Sant Antonino, and Duomo. The men's race has been won by Giuseppe Gravante in 14:22, with seven men finishing under 15 minutes. Giulia Aprile won the women's race in 16:33, setting a new record from 16:58.
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Reggio Emilia Training Notes

Reggio Emilia hosts 6 5K races in 2026 within 80 km of the city centre — upcoming dates, recurring series, and other races nearby, all in one place.

Locals keep running simple in Reggio Emilia: city laps, Crostolo stream paths, and steady Z2 on the plain. Parco Le Ginestre works for easy loops before Colora Rivalta starts there at 6:00 PM. Atletica Reggio gives the scene a real club spine, especially around La 21 di Reggio Emilia. La 21 brings a 21K and 10K on March 15, 2026, with the club challenge adding some bite. The course covers 195 km and moves between 57 and 148 meters elevation.

Locals ride the flat stuff first, because Reggio Emilia sits entirely on a plain. The Crostolo cycle-pedestrian trail connects Vezzano sul Crostolo with the town centre and keeps going north to Cadelbosco di Sopra. The Reggio Emilia-Cavriago route heads west through Ghiardo, San Bartolomeo, San Rigo, Coviolo, and Codemondo, which is good base miles territory. The Modolena Stream Greenway runs beside the Modolena river, and the Rodano Stream Greenway follows the river Rodano. Granfondo Matildica is the anchor event. The climbs start to matter south, where the San Pellegrino Trail leaves Reggio Emilia for the San Pellegrino Sanctuary.

April, October, and November bring the rainiest months, so locals still train but keep the session honest. January and July are the driest months, which sounds neat until July turns hot and moist. Summer can push above 35°C, so runners move intervals early and cyclists take Z2 before the heat sits on the plain. Hail can show up in summer, so long rides need a little judgment. Winter changes the feel for both sports. Frosts are frequent, temperatures can drop below -10°C, and fog is common outside the city, so cyclocross legs and short steady runs make more sense.