Almería · Spain

5K races near Almería

7 races in 2026 next one in 3 days
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Upcoming 5K races near Almería

This week 2
4JUL
Run · road · 5K
Carrera Nocturna contra el Cáncer
Almería · 3 km away
5JUL
Run · road · 5K
Carrera Popular Nocturna contra el Cáncer Ciudad de Almería
Almería · 12 km away
JUL 2
11JUL
Run · road · 5K
Carrera Nocturna Ciudad de Balerma
Balerma - El Ejido · 42 km away
19JUL
Run · road · 5K
Carrera Pescadería Virgen del Carmen
Almería · 5 km away
AUG 2
16AUG
Run · road · 5K
Carrera Popular Balanegra - Circuito dip. Almería
Balanegra · 44 km away
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29AUG
Run · road · 5K
Carrera Nocturna La Rábita - El Pozuelo
Albuñol · 68 km away
SEP 1
6SEP
Run · road · 5K
Puertos de Roquetas
Roquetas de Mar · 20 km away
Almería · 80 km
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Recurring 5K races near Almería

Races that repeat — weekly, monthly or yearly

Carrera Solidaria Navideña
MON DEC 7
Carrera Nocturna de Granada
FRI DEC 18
Granada’s Carrera Nocturna de Granada is a December night run with a costume-race feel, organized by the city council’s sports department from the Paseo del Violón area near the Palacio de Congresos. It is a popular race, open to runners who meet the entry rules, with children allowed from age four. The youngest runners go first in short races on Paseo del Violón, and the adult field starts around 8:00 PM after those races finish. The children’s program uses several out-and-back circuits, from 100 meters up to about a mile, split across lower age categories. The adult race is a compact urban loop of roughly 4 to 5 km through central Granada, using streets such as Acera del Darro, Puerta Real, Recogidas, Puentezuelas, Tablas, Gran Capitán, San Juan de Dios, Gran Vía de Colón, Plaza Isabel la Católica, and Reyes. With more than thirty editions behind it, the race also works as a playful sporting start to the Christmas season in the city.
San Silvestre Bastetana
THU DEC 31
San Silvestre Bastetana is a 5 km New Year’s Eve run in Baza, a town in Granada. It is a popular local race organized by the Ayuntamiento de Baza, with a children’s Mini San Silvestre starting before the main Absolute San Silvestre in the late afternoon. The race begins in Plaza de la Constitución and is a regular year-end event on Granada’s running calendar. Held through many editions, costumes are part of the day, so the field includes families, casual runners, and locals using the race as a cheerful way to close the year, not just club runners chasing a time.
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Almería Training Notes

Almería hosts 10 5K races in 2026 within 80 km of the city centre — upcoming dates, recurring series, and other races nearby, all in one place.

Almería runners keep things coastal when the legs need rhythm and the head needs space. Locals use Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park for trail days, beach miles, and that dry Alboran Sea air. Playa de Los Genoveses gives a proper out-and-back feel, and Monsul beach keeps the loop honest before San Jose and the headland. Almería Run Club keeps the local calendar moving. Carrera Popular Universidad de Almería - 10km, Carrera Popular Universidad de Almería - 5km, Carrera de la Mujer, and Carrera Pescadería Virgen del Carmen are the anchor race names to know.

Almería riding starts easy by the Gulf of Almería, then gets serious once the road points north or west. Locals use the Carboneras and Agua Amarga coastal loop when they want 68km with 1140m of gain and sea views in the legs. Sierra de Los Filabres holds the big work, with Alto de Velefique from Tabernas giving 58km and 1430m of gain, and Calar Alto giving 58km and 1539m. Puerto de La Virgen, Sierra Bedar, and Antas make strong gran fondo terrain. Skoda Titan Desert and Triatlon Ciudad de Almería Olimpico sit as the anchor event names.

Almería rewards base miles in December, January, February, March, April, May, June, September, October, and November. Locals treat July and August with respect, because inland and lower elevation areas of Andalusia can get extremely hot while the coast and mountains stay more workable. September and October still feel hot in lower elevations, so early starts matter for intervals, Z2, and long rides. Winter changes the mood more than the plan, because flatter Andalusia rides well in December, January, and February, while cold nights make layers useful before sunny miles.