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Upcoming 10K races near Alicante
JUL 2
14JUL
Run · road · 10K
Half mitja marató de Torrellano
Torrellano · 10 km away
18JUL
Run · road · 10K
MAFER CrossTrail Ricote
Ricote · 80 km away
SEP 3
19SEP
Run · road · 10K
Carrera Popular Villa de Rafal
Rafal · 41 km away
20SEP
Run · road · 10K
Carrera Solidaria Ruta 091 - Alicante
Alicante
27SEP
Run · road · 10K
10K Cabezo de Torres
Cabezo de Torres · 66 km away
Alicante · 80 km
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Recurring 10K races near Alicante
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10K y 5K Villa de Almoradí
The 10K y 5K Villa de Almoradí is a local road race held in Almoradí, within Spain's Alicante province. It offers participants two clear choices: a 10K race and a 5K race, both put on by Club Atletismo Almoradí Trikilómetros.
The race details highlight a practical town-race setup, not a famous landmark course. Timed results, liquid refreshments, bathrooms, cloakroom service, and a runner’s bag are provided. Trophies are given out, and a speaker manages the finish area, giving the event the atmosphere of a community running day with sufficient organization for both casual runners and those aiming for a specific time.
Media Maratón 10K y 5K de Archena
Archena’s Media Maratón 10K y 5K is an evening road race in the Region of Murcia, offering three distances: a half marathon, a 10K, and a 5K. All races commence and conclude at the Municipal Sports Center, providing a central point for participants before and after the event. Hundreds of runners are anticipated, indicating the race is designed for a wide range of participants, not exclusively for elite athletes.
The course connects the Segura riverbank with Archena’s town center, featuring both riverside paths and urban streets. The event is supported by Joma and Deportes Cándido, and the Athletics Federation of the Region of Murcia was present at its introduction. Archena has a history of hosting significant sporting events, and local organizers consider this race a highlight on the regional schedule.
Cursa Popular 9 de Octubre
The Cursa Popular 9 de Octubre is a running event held in Altea, a coastal town in Alicante. The event typically includes a 10 km run and a 5 km option, with the 5 km designated as non-competitive.
The race's name, 9 de Octubre, links it to the local calendar. Results and classifications are provided for both races. This makes the 10 km suitable for runners seeking a recorded performance, while the 5 km offers a less pressured way for others to participate.
Carrera Popular de Santomera
The Carrera Popular de Santomera is a local road race in Santomera for children and adults. The day begins with children's races, attracting dozens of schoolchildren from the town, and concludes with the adult events. Runners can choose between a 5K or 10K race, and the adult program also features a 10K relay.
The 5K covers one lap of the course, while the 10K offers a more challenging test for faster club runners and local competitors. The ninth edition saw Nicole Kronsbein and Luis Francisco García Bernal finish as the fastest 10K runners, with times of 39:18 and 33:57, respectively. The relay introduced a team element, with CA Puerto de Torrevieja taking first place, followed by Grupo Alcaraz and Ana y José María.
Media Maratón Ciudad del Vino
Cross Urbà El Calvari
Cross Urbà El Calvari is a 10-kilometer cross race in Mutxamel, Alicante province, starting at 09:30 with entries from 13€. The event is organized by 15 Cumbres and is the second edition under the name II Cross Urbà El Calvari.
The format is broader than a standard running race, including runners, competitive walkers, and hikers, so the field is not limited to fast racers. The listed participation is still small, with 11 registered entrants, giving it the feel of a local event rather than a big-city mass race.
Ruta de las Canteras
The Ruta de las Canteras begins and ends at the Ermita de San Jeronimo in Capres, a village within the Fortuna municipality of Murcia. This trail event features a long race of approximately 36.5 km through the Sierra de la Pila and a shorter 10 km option circling Capres. The 10 km route accommodates hikers, trail walkers, and runners, making the day suitable for more than just competitive mountain runners. Afarem organizes the race, with assistance from the regional athletics federation, the Fortuna council, and environmental authorities.
The event emphasizes its environmental commitment, operating as a CO2-emission-free, eco-sustainable race. Trees are planted for participants to offset the race's environmental impact. Since its inception in 2019, over 6,000 trees have been planted, with local schoolchildren participating in the planting. This integrates the race into a community conservation effort alongside the sports event. It also encourages outdoor family sports in rural settings, while maintaining a competitive element through prizes for the top three finishers in each category.
VII Otos Trail
The VII Otos Trail is a 10.3 km mountain race in Otos, Valencia, Spain, featuring 479 meters of elevation gain. It is part of the Valencia running schedule, offering a timed trail race and a non-competitive hiking option. The entry fee starts at 8 euros and includes sports timing.
The course begins in Otos and enters the Umbría del Benicadell protected area. The primary difficulty lies in the significant uphill sections within the 10 km distance. The race is also known as Pujada al Castell de Carbonera, indicating a route towards the Carbonera castle. Curses populars Vall d'Albaida is the organizing body, with Multiesport handling management. The event typically attracts over 700 participants, making it a well-attended local trail race.
Media Maratón Pilar de la Horadada
The Media Maratón Pilar de la Horadada is a 21.097 km road race held in Pilar de la Horadada, organized by the town council’s Sports Department. Participants begin on Calle Mayor and have 2 hours 30 minutes to complete the course. Aid stations are available along the route and at the finish line. A 10 km popular race runs concurrently with the half marathon, and both races start at the same time.
The half marathon follows an urban circuit that participants run twice, passing several of the town’s main landmarks before concluding in Plaza de la Iglesia. Checkpoints are located at designated points on the course. The event awards trophies to the top three male and female finishers in each category. All participants receive the traditional runner’s bag, a technical T-shirt, a towel, and a commemorative medal.
31 MITJA MARATÓ CIUTAT DE GANDIA
The GRABACIÓN MEDALLA FINISHER 10K GANDIA is a Gandia, Valencia event related to the 10K Gandia finisher medal. It is set for a Sunday morning in November, starting at 09:30. The listed modality is “Otros,” not a standard road-race category.
The available race sheet provides logistics, not course details. Entries open months in advance and close a few days before the event. The page also includes a finish-time calculator for runners to estimate their time based on a previous race result.
Semi-Marathon de Gandie
The Semi-Marathon de Gandie is a road race in Gandie, Spain, offering a 10 km race and a half marathon. It is suitable for runners who already compete regularly, and the shorter option provides an entry point for committed beginners.
The route follows the coast and crosses natural areas with lakes and ponds. The course also incorporates less common parts of the region, allowing runners to see more than a typical town circuit while competing on roads around Gandie.
Carrera Solidaria Auxiliar Conservera
The Carrera Solidaria Auxiliar Conservera is a charity run taking place in Molina de Segura, Murcia. The start and finish lines are located next to the Auxiliar Conservera factory. The event includes a 10K run, a 5K run, and a 3K walk. All three start simultaneously, allowing runners and walkers to participate together regardless of pace or distance.
The course runs near Auxiliar Conservera, a metal packaging manufacturer, and includes a section along the Segura River bank. This race commemorates Pedro Vicente Cascales. It is supported by the Molina de Segura City Council and the Athletics Federation of the Region of Murcia. The event is also part of the Carthago Running League, Carthago Mountain League, and La Union Running League.
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About 10K races in Alicante
Alicante Training Notes
Alicante hosts 24 10K races in 2026 within 80 km of the city centre — upcoming dates, recurring series, and other races nearby, all in one place.
Alicante runners keep the easy stuff close to the coast and the sharper stuff around Cabo de la Huerta, Serra Grossa, Tossal, and Benacantil hills. Locals use aquarunn Urbanova, Cross Aguamarga, Acuatrail del Cabo, Carrera Papa Noel La Florida, Carrera Solidaria Ruta 091 - Alicante, and Carrera día Mundial de la Diabetes as regular calendar checks. The Elche – Alicante marathon is the anchor event, and it starts in Elche by the castle before finishing by the port in Alicante. The course runs mostly flat and gives you a 10km descending stretch between the two cities.
Alicante riders get the good roads fast, and the Costa Blanca makes base miles feel easy even when the climbs bite. Locals look toward Altea - Coll de Rates, Altea - La Nucia - Guadalest, Altea - La Carrasqueta, Benidorm - Alto de Aitana, Benidorm - Tudons, and Puerto de La Vall d’Ebo. 3%. The climb runs 6 km with 7885 m of elevation gain.
Spring and autumn are the clean picks, and April to June plus September to November give the best riding temperatures. Summer keeps the sea bright, but the inland heat gets intense and the humid Mediterranean nights make recovery feel heavier. Locals start early, keep intervals short, and save longer Z2 for cooler windows. Winter changes the mood in a good way, because temperatures sit around 10°C to 20°C and pros train on the Costa Blanca. February brings almond blossom, and the same roads feel busy with shapely pros and wannabes trying to keep the wheel.