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Upcoming 5K races near Madrid
This week 2
8NOV
Run · trail · 5K
Cross Popular Villa de Yuncos
Yuncos · 39 km away
8NOV
Run · road · 5K
SuperFast Innoporc 5K
Segovia · 68 km away
NOV 5
15NOV
Run · road · 5K
Legua Solidaria AARIF
Illescas · 35 km away
15NOV
Run · road · 5K
Carrera Ponle Freno-Madrid
Madrid
15NOV
Run · road · 5K
Carrera Popular por la Diabetes
Madrid
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29NOV
Run · road · 5K
Carrera San José de Calasanz
Getafe · 12 km away
29NOV
Run · road · 5K
Carrera Tecnocasa Vuela
Valdebebas · 10 km away
DEC 15
13DEC
Run · road · 5K
San Silvestre de Alcorcón
Alcorcón · 13 km away
13DEC
Run · road · 5K
Quirónprevención La Carrera de las Empresas Madrid
Madrid
19DEC
Run · road · 5K
Carrera de Navidad de Soto del Real
Soto del Real · 38 km away
20DEC
Run · road · 5K
Carrera de la Ilusión
Toledo · 68 km away
20DEC
Run · road · 5K
Carrera Papa Noel El Corte Inglés
Madrid
20DEC
Run · road · 5K
San Silvestre Hortaleza
Madrid · 8 km away
20DEC
Run · road · 5K
Legua Solidaria Carranque
Carranque · 32 km away
27DEC
Run · road · 5K
San Silvestre El Viso de San Juan
El Viso de San Juan · 36 km away
29DEC
Run · road · 5K
Sanselvestre
San Sebastián de los Reyes · 19 km away
31DEC
Run · road · 5K
San Silvestre Manzanares el Real
Manzanares el Real · 37 km away
31DEC
Run · road · 5K
San Silvestre Alpedreteña
Alpedrete · 39 km away
31DEC
Run · road · 5K
San Silvestre Parleña
Parla · 21 km away
31DEC
Run · road · 5K
San Silvestre Cosladeña
Coslada · 12 km away
31DEC
Run · road · 5K
San Silvestre Illescana
Illescas · 35 km away
31DEC
Run · road · 5K
San Silvestre Segoviana
Segovia · 68 km away
JAN 2
17JAN
Run · road · 5K
Carrera Popular San Sebastián
Torrejón de la Calzada · 25 km away
31JAN
Run · trail · 5K
Duatlón Ecodumad Cross
San Agustín del Guadalix · 30 km away
Madrid · 80 km
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Recurring 5K races near Madrid
Races that repeat — weekly, monthly or yearly
Carrera de las Migas
The Carrera de las Migas is a 10-kilometer road race held in Numancia de la Sagra, Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha. The popular event also includes 5-kilometer and 3-kilometer distances and has a charitable purpose supporting UDANA. Additional activities include free children’s races and a gift raffle, concluding with the traditional sharing of migas (a local dish) for all participants. The race takes place in an urban and peri-urban setting, offering a course accessible to runners of all levels. Organizers provide services such as chip timing and refreshments to ensure smooth competition. Race bibs are distributed at a designated location, and parking areas are arranged to assist attendees with logistics.
Carrera solidaria Corre por una Causa Madrid
Corre por una Causa Madrid hosts a charity road race within Casa de Campo, Madrid’s large park on the city’s west side. This event is part of the Corre por una Causa series, organized by Entreculturas and Alboan across 16 Spanish cities from February to May. The Madrid race is typically held in mid-February. Participants can select between 5K or 10K distances. The event also offers a 1K option and children’s races, making it suitable for families and seasoned runners alike.
The 10K is the main distance, featuring one loop with approximately 99 meters of elevation change. The 5K also uses a single loop, with about 44 meters of elevation change. The event provides aid stations, restrooms, changing facilities, bag storage, medical assistance, trophies, medals, timing services, and a finish-line announcer. The series is in its 15th year, and Olympic race-walking medalist María Pérez García acts as an ambassador. Funds raised support education and safe-space initiatives for children who are refugees or forcibly displaced. Current fundraising efforts are directed towards projects in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
La Milla Solidaria
The Milla Solidaria is a 5-kilometer road race held in Alcobendas, Madrid. This non-competitive event is distinguished by its charitable nature, dedicating 100% of its profits to pediatric cancer research through the CRIS Against Cancer Foundation. The course takes place on the Athletics Track of the José Caballero Sports Center, offering a flat and fast route suitable for runners of all levels and those seeking to improve their personal bests. The event includes 1K and 2.5K distances, designed for family participation and younger participants. The organization emphasizes the charitable cause, aiming to raise awareness about the importance of childhood cancer research and encourage active community participation. Bib collection and practical information are managed through the event's official platform, facilitating participant registration and preparation.
Trail La Cebrera
The Trail La Cebrera is a 25-kilometer mountain race with a positive elevation gain of 1,400 meters, held in El Barraco, Ávila province, Castilla y León. The demanding course winds through the mountainous terrain of the Sierra de Gredos, offering participants a significant technical and physical challenge. The event is known for its difficulty and the dramatic landscape that surrounds it, drawing runners seeking a tough challenge in an imposing natural setting. The organizers aim to provide an authentic trail running experience, testing athletes' endurance and skill on often steep and uneven terrain with substantial elevation changes.
Carrera de la Primavera
The Spring Race is a 16-kilometer asphalt race held in Madrid. This sporting event takes place on the streets of the Spanish capital, offering runners an urban experience over a considerable distance. The race is designed to test participants' endurance on a predominantly flat course, typical of road races in urban settings. Despite its distance, the Spring Race attracts runners of various levels, from those seeking to improve their personal bests to those starting out in longer distances. The organization provides the usual services to ensure the event runs smoothly, including chip timing and aid stations along the course. The Madrid setting provides a dynamic backdrop for the competition, allowing participants to enjoy the city while racing.
Legua de la Mujer
La Legua de la Mujer is a 5,500-meter road race held in Buitrago del Lozoya, Madrid. This event aims to promote female participation in running and takes place on the streets and surrounding areas of the town. The race is designed with an accessible distance to encourage sports participation among women of all levels. The course runs on asphalt, allowing participants to enjoy the scenery of Buitrago del Lozoya while competing. The organization focuses on fostering an atmosphere of camaraderie and personal achievement, inviting the community to join this celebration of women's sports. The race provides essential services to ensure a safe and satisfying experience for all participants.
Carrera Popular Villa de Mocejón
The Villa de Mocejón Popular Race is a 10 km asphalt race held in Mocejón, province of Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha. The course runs through the town's streets, offering an urban running experience. This event is designed for runners of all levels, allowing both beginners and experienced athletes to enjoy the course. The organization provides essential services for participants, including chip timing and aid stations along the route. Bib collection takes place at a designated point, and parking information is available for attendees. The event aims to promote participation and sportsmanship within the local community, combining a competitive aspect with an accessible atmosphere for all.
Carrera Día de la Mujer - Sanse
Solidarity race for Women's Day in San Sebastián de los Reyes, Madrid. The race is 5 km long and takes place in urban areas. The start and finish are at the San Sebastián de los Reyes Fairgrounds (Madrid), Parque de la Marina. The event is charitable, with donations going to various causes. High participation is expected, with a limit of 2500 bibs in some editions.
Carrera Solidaria del Día Mundial del Riñón
The World Kidney Day Solidarity Race is a 5000-meter asphalt road race held in Madrid. This charity event aims to raise awareness about kidney health and collect funds for research and patient support. The course runs through the streets of the capital, offering an accessible route for runners of all levels. The event is characterized by its solidarity atmosphere, bringing together participants who wish to contribute to an important cause while enjoying sports. Registration typically includes basic services for runners, such as a race bib and insurance, and aid stations are expected along the course. Participation in this sporting event in Madrid promotes a healthy lifestyle and directly supports the community affected by kidney diseases.
Carrera Popular San Blasillo
The San Blasillo Popular Race is a 10-kilometer asphalt race held in Ajalvir, Madrid. The course runs through the streets of the Madrid town, offering an accessible running experience for runners of different levels. The organization, managed by the City Council of the Villa de Ajalvir and AD Sprint, aims to promote physical activity and the enjoyment of sport in an urban environment.
Carrera Solidaria Central Óptica
The Carrera Solidaria Central Óptica 2027 is a non-competitive running event scheduled for March 14, 2027, in Guadalajara, Spain. It includes a 5 km race.
Carrera Popular de Hortaleza - RetoDravet
The Hortaleza Popular Race - RetoDravet is a 10-kilometer asphalt race held in the Hortaleza neighborhood of Madrid. This sporting event has a charitable purpose, aiming to raise funds and awareness for Dravet Syndrome, a rare disease affecting children. The event offers a course designed for runners of different levels, with distances including 15K, 10K, and 5K, in addition to children's races and a non-competitive walk. The race starts on Avenida de las Fuerzas Armadas, near the Valdebebas interchange. The event is organized by the Dravet Syndrome Foundation and Eventsthinker. Participants receive a technical t-shirt and a runner's bag, and the top finishers receive trophies. The race is characterized by a family-friendly and festive atmosphere, with entertainment and music.
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About 5K races in Madrid
Madrid Training Notes
Madrid hosts 86 5K races in 2026 within 80 km of the city centre — upcoming dates, recurring series, and other races nearby, all in one place.
Locals run the daily stuff in Madrid Rio, Casa de Campo, El Retiro, Parque del Oeste, and Paseo de la Castellana. Madrid Rio gives nearly 10 km of paths along the Manzanares River. El Retiro has a loop around the whole park, and it is easy to get in a 6-8 km run without seeing the same thing twice. El Retiro has a 2 km running track. Don’t Die Madrid Running Club meets every Sunday. Madrid Runners meet Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. We Run Madrid meets Wednesdays and Saturdays. Parkrun Retiro anchors Saturday with a timed 5K at 9:00 AM. Anchor races include Madrid Marathon, San Silvestre Vallecana, Carrera de la Mujer, Rock 'n' Roll Madrid races, and Vuelta a la Casa de Campo.
Locals ride base miles on the Green Cycle Belt, Casa de Campo, and the Carril bici de Colmenar. Casa de Campo sits on the west bank of the River Manzanares and covers more than 1,700 hectares. The Carril bici de Colmenar takes riders out of Madrid toward the Guadarrama mountain range. Madrid Sierra Cycling Group runs morning weekend rides in the Sierra, with Navacerrada, Rascafria, and Miraflores in the mix. The climbs sit around Puerto de Navacerrada, Morcuera, Canencia, and the Sierra de Madrid. The Miraflores loop climbs Morcuera, drops to Rascafría, cuts toward Lozoya, climbs Canencia, and returns to Miraflores at about 80 km. Anchor events include Bh Madrid-Segovia, La Vuelta ciclista a España, and Circuito MTB 7 Estrellas - Madrid, Ruta de las Encinas - 25km.
April to June and September to October suit both runners and riders in central Spain. Madrid sits at 650 m, so easy Z2 can feel crisp even when the sun is out. Summer gives hot, dry days, and July and August are the months locals try to avoid for bigger rides and long runs. Locals shift intervals, base miles, and steady spins to the early morning or the last few hours of sunlight. Winter brings cool air from December to February, with frequent frosts, sporadic snowfalls, and cold mornings. Winter temps top out around 8°C, so gloves matter for both sports.