10K races near Iowa City
Upcoming 10K races near Iowa City
Recurring 10K races near Iowa City
Races that repeat — weekly, monthly or yearly
Looking for something else near Iowa City?
Other races in the next 90 days
Night at the Oval, July 7
Muscatine Triathlon | Presented by Sqwincher
YMCA of Washington County Triathlon
Iowa State Time Trial Championships
Core4 Gravel
Millstream Gravel Cup 2026
Millstream Gravel Fondo
Iowa City Base Miles
Iowa City hosts 4 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 Terry Trueblood Trail when they want easy Z2 from IC City Park to Terry Trueblood and back. Clear Creek Trail, Willow Creek Trail, Sycamore Greenway, and Court Hill/Scott Park give you lots of paved path with no cars. Iowa River Corridor Trail keeps the long run simple, with a mix of sun and shade and bathroom stops in warmer weather. Corridor Running and Team Breast Friends are names you hear around the start line. Team Breast Friends 5K Rack Run / Family Fun Run, Run for the Schools, Hawkeye Turkey Trot, and Lake Macbride Trail Races work as anchor events. The route is 7 km and gains 187 m.
Locals ride Iowa River paths, Clear Creek Trail, quiet side streets, and Johnson County gravel when base miles need room. Iowa City Cycling Club and Bicyclists of Iowa City keep the group-ride side visible. Sugar Bottom Recreation Area brings the punch, and the Sugar Bottom - Oxford route stacks 743 m over 77.9 km. Dodge St HV to 14 Tunnels Loop connects all 14 bicycle and pedestrian tunnels and climbs 514 m over 60.2 km. The Out to Coralville Dam and back route gains 265 m over 25.8 km. Core4 Gravel, CRANDIC Time Trial, Millstream Gravel Cup, Iowa Gravel Time Trial Championship, and Iowa Gravel Road Race Championship give the calendar real anchors.
May to September is the clean training window, with enough daylight for intervals, gravel, and after-work spins. June is the wettest month on average, and summer has hot days in July with showers and thunderstorms from May through September. Locals still get it done because paved trails stay useful, and the river routes have water and bathrooms in warmer weather. Winter changes the surface more than the habit. January runs cold, snowfall is moderate, and single storms can dump enough snow to make footing and tire choice matter. The Sac & Fox trail keeps a very good surface, except when snow or ice covers it.