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Upcoming 10K races near Warsaw
JUL 3
25JUL
Run · road · 10K
Bieg Powstania Warszawskiego Wozki
Warszawa · 3 km away
25JUL
Run · road · 10K
Bieg Powstania Warszawskiego
Warsaw · 4 km away
26JUL
Run · road · 10K
Uprising Run Varsovie
Varsovie
AUG 2
23AUG
Run · road · 10K
Bieg po Aronię
Goszczyn · 56 km away
29AUG
Run · trail · 10K
Wtf Wiazowna Trail and Fun
Wiązowna · 20 km away
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SEP 6
12SEP
Run · road · 10K
Course « Mila MCER »
Marki · 12 km away
13SEP
Run · road · 10K
Bieg im Janusza Kusocinskiego Ozarow Mazowiecki
Ożarów Mazowiecki · 15 km away
13SEP
Run · road · 10K
Bieg Piastowska Gonitwa U16 U12
Piastów · 13 km away
19SEP
Run · road · 10K
Bieg Czterech Generalow
Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki · 32 km away
27SEP
Run · road · 10K
Nice to Fit You Warszawska Dycha Wozki
Warszawa
27SEP
Run · road · 10K
Warsaw Marathon
Warsaw
Warsaw · 80 km
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Recurring 10K races near Warsaw
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Biegnij Warszawo
Run Warsaw
Course de la Mémoire de l'Insurrection de Varsovie
The Warsaw Uprising Race is a night run in Warsaw, held on the last Saturday of July, honoring the Warsaw Insurgents. Participants can select either a 5 km or 10 km distance, with the 5 km race commencing at 8:30 pm and the 10 km at 9:15 pm. Over 10,000 individuals register annually, and the event is a component of the Warsaw Running Triad, Poland's largest running series.
Both distances begin at Bonifraterska and Konwiktorska streets, adjacent to an insurgent redoubt and near a key intersection where intense fighting occurred during the uprising. The course proceeds along Bonifraterska, Muranowska, and Andersa streets, then crosses the railway viaduct towards Żoliborz. The race serves as an active commemoration, with club runners, local residents, and history enthusiasts navigating the same evening course through locations significant to the city's wartime history.
5. Bieg Janusza Kusocinskiego
The Palmiry Janusz Kusociński Memorial Run begins at the forest parking lot on Kusocińskiego Street in Palmiry, within the Czosnów area near Warsaw. This November running event takes place in Kampinos National Park, focusing on sport and remembrance over simply racing against time.
The course is situated within the national park, offering a forest start instead of urban streets. The race commemorates Janusz Kusociński and serves as a patriotic occasion intended to unite different generations. Stowarzyszenie Slavia Masovia, Gmina Czosnów, and the Public Library in Czosnów are the organizers, with honorary patronage.
Bieg Kusocinskiego
The Palmiry Janusz Kusociński Memorial Run is a late-autumn road race held in Palmiry, within the Czosnów area of Kampinos National Park. The race begins at the forest parking lot on Kusocińskiego Street and provides three distance options: a 1 km family run, free of charge, and 5 km and 10 km races for those seeking a standard timed competition.
The courses follow asphalt roads through forest landscapes, featuring flat, fast sections suitable for runners aiming for personal bests. The 10 km route is officially certified by the Polish Athletics Association. The event incorporates both patriotic and sporting elements: runners cross the finish line amid white-and-red flags, honoring Janusz Kusociński, and all finishers are given a commemorative item upon completion.
Bieg Pamięci Powstańczej Warszawy
The Warsaw Uprising Memorial Race is a 10-kilometer remembrance run in the Warsaw area, taking place in October. Several hundred runners from across Poland participated in the event, supported by PIASTUN and under the honorary patronage of regional and local officials from Mazovia, Pruszków County, Pruszków, and Piastów.
The route's most significant historical point is reached halfway, as runners pass the Dulag 121 site, the transit camp in Pruszków associated with the civilian consequences of the Warsaw Uprising. This point gives the race a distinct purpose: it serves not merely as a road race, but as a method of commemorating Powstańcza Warszawa through a collective 10K effort.
XI Bieg Pamieci Janusza Kusocinskiego
The XI Bieg Pamięci Janusza Kusocińskiego is a memorial run organized by the military to honor Janusz Kusociński, a Polish Olympic running champion who was later murdered. The Warsaw Garrison Command organizes the event with Kampinos National Park, the Museum of Warsaw, and the Palmiry Memorial Site, making it both a race and a formal act of remembrance. The field is compact: just over two hundred runners started, including athletes from Warsaw military units and institutions.
The main format is a 30-kilometer relay for five-person teams, meaning 6 kilometers per runner, matching the distance in the race results. The race is connected to Palmiry, in the Czosnów municipality near Warsaw; another listing indicates the Palmiry parking area as the start for the Palmirski Bieg version. Before the competition, participants lay flowers at Kusociński’s grave. The memorial focus also includes Poles shot by the Gestapo in Palmiry during the German occupation.
Bieg Pamieci im Pplk Eugeniusza Tyrajskiego Sek
The Eugeniusz Tyrajski “Sęk” Memorial Relay is a short family race in Warsaw’s Mokotów district, held in Park Promenada–Morskie Oko in October. It includes a three-person family relay over 1,944 metres and a separate Memorial Run over the same distance.
The race honors Lieutenant Colonel Eugeniusz Tyrajski, who used the pseudonym “Sęk.” The 1,944-metre distance connects the run to wartime memory. The Mokotów District Office organizes the event, which is described as the seventh Family Memorial Relay, suggesting it is a local residents’ race focused on families rather than a standard road-racing event.
Run with Joy
Run with Joy is a road race in Warsaw’s Wawer district, Radość area, offering 5 km and 10 km distances, plus children’s and junior races. It typically takes place in mid-October. The flat course provides runners a realistic chance at a personal best without leaving the city.
The route follows local streets like Patriotów and Mozaikowa, with the finish line traditionally located near the Toyota Radość dealership. The event supports children assisted by the Polsat Foundation. Its family atmosphere is fitting for a race that includes adults, young runners, and charity participants on the same day. Post-race recovery options include the Salt Inhaler in Millennium Park, the Międzylesie Thermal Baths, or a walk in the nearby landscape park.
Bieg po Karmę
Bieg po Karmę is a charity race held around the animal shelter in Korabiewice, in Poland’s Mazowieckie region. The shelter organizes the event, which includes a 10 km run named Chyży Husky, a 5 km run named Szybki Chart, a 5 km Nordic Walking option named Śmigły Wyżeł, and short children’s races. Start fees and race-package income fund food for the shelter animals, particularly the approximately 200 dogs.
The routes traverse the Puszcza Mariańska municipality, using asphalt roads, forest paths, field margins, and open fields, with tape and arrows marking the way. The event also highlights the shelter’s daily work, including adoption, volunteering, humane treatment of animals, ecological awareness, and active living. The children’s program features five distances, such as the 100-meter Bieg Mopsa for the youngest participants, making the day resemble a local community race more than a standard road event.
Kabacka Zlota Jesien
Kabacka Złota Jesień is an autumn race held in Warsaw’s Kabacki Forest, offering 5 km and 10 km running distances, plus a 5 km Nordic Walking option. It is part of the Grand Prix of Warsaw series, integrating into the local calendar rather than being a standalone forest event.
The setting is key: runners and walkers navigate one of Warsaw’s large wooded areas, distinct from city streets. ActiveSports organizes the series. Finish-area provisions are straightforward yet useful: all participants receive a medal, post-race refreshments are available, and entrants can participate in a prize draw.
Pruszkowski Bieg Zbika
Pruszkowski Bieg Żbika is a running event in Pruszków, starting at noon. The main race is 10 km on city streets. The start and finish are at the ZNICZ Municipal Stadium on Bohaterów Warszawy Street. The event also includes a 400 m children's run on the stadium track and a 5 km Nordic Walking march in Park Potulicki.
The race is linked to Pruszków's city-rights anniversary, presented as a local sports day. Runners, walkers, children, and residents are invited. Nearby streets, parking, and pedestrian movement are temporarily altered around the route.
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About 10K races in Warsaw
Warszawa Training Notes
Warsaw hosts 27 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 Łazienki Park, Pole Mokotowskie, Park Skaryszewski, Ogród Saski, Park Moczydło, and the Vistula River promenade when they want steady base miles without fuss. Łazienki Park has a 5-mile perimeter and a special track for races. 0 km. Anchor races include Nationale Nederlanden Maraton Warszawski Warszawa, Warsaw Praski Night Half Marathon, and Bieg Niepodleglosci Warszawa.
Locals ride the Vistula Boulevards, the Vistula Trail, Skaryszewski Park, Bielany, Ursynów through Wilanów to Konstancin, Kampinos National Park, and the loop to Góra Kalwaria along the Vistula. Cycling clubs stay off this brief, so the scene here reads more like route knowledge, Veturilo rides, and weekend groups forming from habit. The Vistula Boulevards route runs about 8 km one way from Gdański Bridge to Siekierkowski Bridge, and the path is wide, flat, and perfectly maintained. Kampinos National Park gives you 30 km and up when you want varied terrain. The climbs sit west and east, where flat Warsaw starts giving you elevation change.
May and September are the best months, because locals can stack Z2, intervals, crit prep, gran fondo legs, and long runs without fighting the season. Summer brings warm, fairly sunny days, frequent storms, and July as the wettest month, while Krakowskie Przedmieście closes to cars on weekends between April and October. The Vistula River feels best then, because the free ferry runs in summer and the boulevards stay useful after dark. Winter turns cold, sometimes snowy, and cloudy, so runners lean on parks and bridges, while riders keep base miles flatter or point toward cyclocross mood in Kampinos.