Rzeszów · Poland

10K races near Rzeszów

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Upcoming 10K races near Rzeszów

This week 1
5JUL
Run · road · 10K
Bieg po Zdrowie - Duląbka
Duląbka · 61 km away
AUG 1
16AUG
Run · road · 10K
Tarnowski bieg maszkarona
Tarnów · 75 km away
SEP 3
11SEP
Run · road · 10K
Festiwal Biegowy Mila
Rzeszów · 1 km away
17SEP
Run · road · 10K
Biegi Górskie Sanok
Sanok · 54 km away
28SEP
Run · road · 10K
Bieg na 1 Milę
Rzeszów · 2 km away
Rzeszów · 80 km
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Recurring 10K races near Rzeszów

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Course sur la jetée
SAT OCT 3
Course sur la jetée is a running event in Osiek, near Oświęcim, centered on the wooden pier at Molo Resort. The primary race covers 10 km, with a 5 km Nordic walking alternative. The course winds along the reservoir, offering participants open water views and fresh air instead of a city-street path. The finish line is located next to the pier, making the post-race activities part of the day's experience. Participants can relax on the beach, sit at the pier's end, or cool tired feet in the water. The resort's amenities provide access to pools and a spa area post-race. The family-friendly environment and lake-view medal photos contribute to a feeling of a brief weekend getaway rather than a basic local competition.
Tarnowski Bieg Leliwitów
SAT OCT 17
Bieg Leliwitów is a night running event in Tarnów, starting at 7:30 PM on ul. Wałowa near Zakątek Spycimira Leliwity. Participants can select a 2.5 km race, a 10 km race, or a 4x2.5 km relay with two women and two men each running one lap. The route crosses the historic streets of Tarnów's Old Town, passing several of the city's main monuments. The 2.5 km loop serves as both the short race and the relay leg. Stowarzyszenie Sportowe Sokół Tarnów organizes the event, now in its 34th edition, attracting runners from across Poland, including many returning participants.
Lemkowyna Ultra Trail
SAT OCT 17
13. PKO Bieg
WED NOV 11
The 13th PKO Bieg Niepodległości is a 10-kilometer run through Rzeszów, starting and finishing on the Rynek, the city's main market square. It begins at 11:11 a.m., a deliberate nod to Poland’s Independence Day, with entry limited to runners on the paid start list. Over 3,000 people participated, many in white and red, forming a moving Polish flag across the course. Bernard Too of Kenya won the men's race in 30:39, and Karolina Giza was the first woman in 35:39. The podium featured runners from Kenya, Wieliczka, Rzeszów, and CWKS Resovia Rzeszów.
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Rzeszów Training Notes

Rzeszów hosts 9 10K 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 close to the Wisłok River, then stretch the legs on named loops when base miles need structure. The first loop is 08 km with 2 m of gain, so it works for an easy shakeout. The second loop is 82 km and climbs 27 m, which fits a normal weekday slot. The third loop is 06 km and gains 531 m, so that one feels more like a proper long run. The fourth loop is 14 km with 50 m of gain. Michał from 53x11 organizes runs here. Podkarpacki Festiwal Sportowy Maraton and 13. PKO Bieg are the anchor race names locals know.

Rzeszowski Shark gives the road scene a local name, and the riding around Rzeszów is easy to plug into for Z2 or sharper work. The 1 km loop gains 457 m, so it is the obvious weekday training lap. The flat loop runs 6 km with 9 m of climbing. The 6 km loop gains 167 m. The steep loop runs 1 km and gains 1,368 m. Podkarpacka Liga Rowerowa and Mistrzostwa Polski w Sprincie Ag sit on the race radar.

Rzeszów has a continental rhythm, so locals treat the warm months as the main block for steady running, longer rides, and race-specific intervals. Summer brings hot days, and the city centre feels best early when Z2 still stays honest. The Wisłok River helps with simple out-and-back runs when the legs feel cooked. Winter changes the sport without killing it, because cold and snow push runners toward shorter loops and cleaner footing. Cyclists keep base miles tighter, swap long gran fondo prep for safer spins, or lean into cyclocross and mixed-surface work when the road loop stops feeling worth it.