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10K races near Katowice

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Upcoming 10K races near Katowice

This week 4
17OCT
Run · road · 10K
H10 | Rozběháme Havířov
Havířov · 70 km away
17OCT
Run · road · 10K
Heimstaden Havířovská desítka
Havířov · 70 km away
18OCT
Run · road · 10K
Pko Polmaraton Gliwicki
Gliwice · 25 km away
18OCT
Run · road · 10K
WARTKO... bez Gaszowice
Gaszowice · 47 km away
OCT 2
24OCT
Run · road · 10K
Emil Zatopek Ostrava Golden Marathon
Ostrava · 73 km away
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25OCT
Run · road · 10K
XI Gliwicka Dycha
Gliwice · 27 km away
NOV 9
7NOV
Run · road · 10K
Ludgeřovický kros
Ludgeřovice · 71 km away
11NOV
Run · road · 10K
I Olkuski Bieg Niepodleglosci
Olkusz · 35 km away
11NOV
Run · road · 10K
Bieg Niepodleglosci im Dziewieciu z Wujka
Katowice · 5 km away
11NOV
Run · road · 10K
Gorski Bieg Niepodleglosci
Jaworze · 57 km away
11NOV
Run · road · 10K
Bieg Młodego Patrioty
Gliwice · 27 km away
11NOV
Run · road · 10K
Bieg Niepodległości Czechowice-Dziedzice
Czechowice-Dziedzice · 40 km away
17NOV
Run · trail · 10K
Piekło Czantorii
Ustroń · 63 km away
21NOV
Run · road · 10K
Nowa Huta w Czterech Smakach Jesien
Kraków · 68 km away
22NOV
Run · road · 10K
Bieg Tarnowski Lesna Draka
Tarnów Opolski · 77 km away
DEC 4
6DEC
Run · road · 10K
Rybnicki Bieg Barborkowy
Rybnik · 62 km away
13DEC
Run · road · 10K
XIX Grand Prix Tychow w Biegach Dlugodystansowych 2026
Tychy · 17 km away
31DEC
Run · road · 10K
M1 Bieg Sylwestrowy
Częstochowa · 60 km away
31DEC
Run · road · 10K
Silvestrovský běh Karviná
Karviná · 58 km away
Katowice · 80 km
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Recurring 10K races near Katowice

Races that repeat — weekly, monthly or yearly

NN Night Run Ostrava
SAT APR 10
The NN Night Run Ostrava features two main distances: a 10 km Night Run and a 5 km race, which is also a charitable event as part of the Avon Run. The start and finish are located in Komenského sady, a large urban park along the Ostravice River, near the New Town Hall. The park is illuminated by participants' headlamps. Additional races include a 3 km run and children's/junior races. After the event, participants can explore Ostrava's attractions, such as the Dolní Vítkovice industrial complex, the New Town Hall observation tower, and local cuisine.
Maraton Krakowski
SAT APR 17
The Krakow Marathon takes place in spring, starting from the Main Market Square in Krakow’s old center. The race series offers a 4.2 km run, a 10 km run, and the full 42.195 km marathon, catering to various running levels. The main marathon is part of the Crown of Polish Marathons and the Gold Series 42, alongside Warsaw and Poznan, establishing its significance on the Polish marathon calendar. The slogan is “run through history,” a theme reflected in the course. Runners pass Wawel Royal Castle, the Cloth Hall, St. Mary’s Church, TAURON Arena Krakow, ICE Krakow Congress Centre, and the Father Bernatek Footbridge. The route is within a city designated a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1978, blending a major city road race with passages by Krakow’s most notable landmarks.
OSHEE Bieg Nocny na 10 km
SAT APR 17
The OSHEE 10 km Night Run is a 10 km road race held at night in mid-April through central Krakow, Poland. It starts and finishes on the Main Square, placing runners in the middle of the old city to begin the evening, rather than on a distant sports ground. The field can reach 8,000 participants, and the race is for adults, with a 90-minute time limit. The route remains in the city center, utilizing Krakow’s illuminated streets, historic buildings, and main landmarks. Runners pass through areas where the city’s architecture is prominent, finishing back near the Main Square. The Cloth Hall, St. Mary’s Basilica, Wawel Castle, and Kazimierz are all close by for those remaining in the area after the race. The appeal is straightforward: a manageable 10 km distance, a large city-center field, and Krakow after dark providing the atmosphere.
Krapkowicki Bieg Uliczny
FRI APR 30
The Krapkowice Street Race takes place in Krapkowice, Poland, around the beginning of May. Its main race is certified by the Polish Athletics Association, meaning the route is measured to official standards, not just marked for a local fun run. The event also features children’s and youth races and nordic walking, with a small running town established for the day. The course has been shaped by the community, including a public contest to design a new KBU route. The race involves more than just runners: spectators are encouraged to bring instruments, make banners, film their support, and enter a cheering contest. Photo galleries from the main race, younger age-group races, nordic walking, and the running town depict it as a wide-ranging local sports day, not just a single start-and-finish event.
Bieg Fiata
SUN MAY 16
Bieg Fiata is a 10 km road race in Bielsko-Biala, Poland, organized by FCA Poland. The main field begins on ul. Warszawska in the morning, following a separate 10 km wheelchair start. A Hand Bike category is also part of the program. This is a compact city race; the first runners finish in under half an hour, with all participants completing the course before noon. The race's logistics create a local atmosphere. Runners pick up packets at III LO im. Stefana Zeromskiego. Buses transport participants from Plac Ratuszowy to the start, located near the DL INVEST PARK gate. The finish route passes through central streets: Dworkowa, Rychlinskiego, Broniewskiego, Cyniarska, Paderewskiego, and Plac Wolnosci. With 1,369 finishers in recent results, the event is large enough to feel active while maintaining a town-race character. It also contributes points to the Euroregion Beskidy Cup.
Wadowicka Dycha
SAT MAY 29
Wadowicka Dycha is a 10-kilometer urban road race in Wadowice, starting at 3:30 PM. It is a recent addition to the city’s running schedule, featuring a standard asphalt 10K course. The route passes through Wadowice and surrounding areas, including approximately 100 meters of elevation gain, making it not entirely flat. Participants from the local region and further afield have competed in previous years. The event also offers the same 10-kilometer race to rollerbladers. Organizers present it as a day of activity suitable for families, welcoming participants beyond competitive racers.
Krakowski Bieg Swoszowicki
SUN MAY 30
The Krakow Swoszowicki Run begins and ends in Zdrojowy Park in Swoszowice, a spa district south of Krakow. It typically takes place in May, featuring a 10 km main race, a 5 km option, a 1.6 km Family Mile, and children’s races as short as 50 meters. The location provides a distinct atmosphere compared to a city-centre road race: the race center is situated in a green park connected to one of Europe’s oldest sulfurous thermal spas. The 10 km route includes inclines around Swoszowice, making it more than just a flat park run. The event attracts regular runners, families, children, and individuals seeking an active day away from Krakow's busiest areas. The start, finish, and race office are all located within the park, offering space for picnics and children’s activities post-run. The race is organized by the runners’ association “I Ty Możesz Być Wielki,” translating to “You Can Be Great Too,” and has been held at least a dozen times.
Carbo Asecura Bieg Pszczyński
SUN JUN 6
The Carbo Asecura Bieg Pszczyński is a 10 km road race held annually in Pszczyna, a town in the Silesian Voivodeship. The officially certified course is flat and fast, suitable for runners aiming for quick times and those seeking an active Sunday race. The route winds through Pszczyna's historic streets, offering a royal-like setting instead of a typical urban loop. The participants include record-seeking professionals, club runners, and amateurs. Local race organizers describe it as one of the region's most charming and well-organized events.
Dix australien à Pszczelnik
FRI JUN 25
Australijska Dyszka is an event held at the Sports Complex and around Pszczelnik Park in Siemianowice Śląskie. The main event is a 10 km race. The course is located in the green areas of Pszczelnik Park, featuring park paths and cross-country running elements. It is designed to offer a running experience away from urban areas within the agglomeration. The event takes place in Upper Silesia. Participants receive a souvenir medal upon finishing. Visitors can explore Siemianowice and nearby Silesian cities after the race.
Course sur route de Świerczyniec pour la Coupe du Maire de la Commune
SAT JUL 10
The Świerczyniec Road Race for the Commune Mayor's Cup will be held in Świerczyniec. This event offers a fast and dynamic race with a local atmosphere, suitable for participants who enjoy sporting emotions and healthy competition. The course is flat and urban, designed for achieving personal best times. The event includes a main 10 km race for long-distance runners and a supporting 5 km race for sprinters and recreational runners.
PKO Piekarski Półmaraton
FRI JUL 16
The PKO Piekary Semi-marathon is a night half marathon held in Piekary Śląskie, southern Poland, starting at 9:00 p.m. It is organized as a local running festival, featuring the main 21.1 km race alongside the Nocna zaDyszka 10 km run and a 5 km Leśna Eko Piątka the day prior. The event caters to both experienced runners and beginners, offering various distances rather than requiring participation in the half marathon. The City of Piekary Śląskie directs the organization, with support from local sports groups and the municipal sports center, including MKS Olimpia Piekary Śląskie and Lecymy Durś.
Bieg Lubliniecki
SAT JUL 24
The Lubliniec Race is a 10 km road race held in Lubliniec, a town in Silesia, Poland. It typically offers a smooth, fast course rather than a challenging one, attracting both local participants and visitors from throughout Silesia. The race is well-suited for those aiming for a personal best, emphasizing a light, rhythmic effort and maintaining a consistent pace over a manageable distance. The course frequently passes through the wooded areas surrounding the city, providing shade and making the race more comfortable in hot weather. Post-race, participants can enjoy a relaxed day: dining at the Lubliniec Castle Restaurant, taking photos with medals in the castle courtyard, a leisurely stroll through the Municipal Park and European Promenade, or enjoying ice cream on the Market Square.
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Katowice Training Notes

Katowice hosts 35 10K races in 2026 within 80 km of the city centre — upcoming dates, recurring series, and other races nearby, all in one place.

Locals run Kościuszko Park, Leśny Park, Trzy Stawy, Park Śląski, Panewnicki Forest, and the Rybaczowki area. Kościuszko Park hosts Katowice parkrun, so it works for honest 5K effort or easy Z2 laps. Panewniki gives lots of wide paths with well-compacted surfaces, so even on a rainy day there is no mud. Las Murckowski is a great thing when you want cross-country rhythm. Katowice - Local Run Club gives the group option, with Franek Olejnik around the scene. Polmaraton Gestwinami Murckowskimi Sztafeta, Silesian Cross Marathon, Silesia Ultramarathon, Mocna Piatka, and Bieg Niepodleglosci im Dziewieciu z Wujka anchor the calendar.

Locals ride Silesian Park for relaxed base miles, then point south when the legs need a bigger effort. The route runs 9 km and gains 380 m, so it suits steady road work without leaving the local rhythm. One route covers 5 km and climbs 187 m, while Gliwicykl #64 - Rododendrony stretches to about 90 km and gains 582 m. Murckowski Rajd Rowerowy is the easy anchor name. GKS Katowice, AZS AWF Katowice, AZS US Katowice, HKS Szopienice, and Rozwój Katowice sit in the wider club mix. The Silesian Beskids hold the real climbs for gran fondo legs, cyclocross strength, and long Z2 days.

Katowice sits in the Silesian Highlands at a median elevation of 270 m, so even ordinary loops have a little bite. Spring brings 1°C, and locals use that stretch for intervals, longer evenings, and steady rides toward Tychy or Murcki. Summer runners stay in Kościuszko Park, Trzy Stawy, Panewniki, and Park Śląski when they want shade and clean footing. Winter drops to 5°C and turns both sports more honest. Runners get the pleasant crunch of feet on snow, while riders shift toward careful Z2, shorter road loops, and forest paths when the ice in patches really does not help.