La Crosse-Onalaska · United States

10K races near La Crosse-Onalaska

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Upcoming 10K races near La Crosse-Onalaska

JUL 5
11JUL
Run · road · 10K
Catfish Days 5k & 10K Run
Trempealeau · 26 km away
16JUL
Run · road · 10K
2026 Heartland Series - Day 6 (WI)
Sparta · 39 km away
18JUL
Run · road · 10K
Storm the Farm
Winona · 41 km away
18JUL
Run · road · 10K
11th Oakdale Fun Day 5k 10k Run/Walk
Oakdale · 72 km away
25JUL
Run · road · 10K
Holly's Heart and Sole Family Fun Run
Monroe · 51 km away
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SEP 1
6SEP
Run · road · 10K
Home Run for Recovery
La Crosse · 3 km away
La Crosse-Onalaska · 80 km
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Recurring 10K races near La Crosse-Onalaska

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Black River Trail Classic
SAT OCT 17
The Black River Trail Classic is a fall trail race held on Smrekar Road in Black River Falls, Wisconsin, offering 10K, 25K, 50K, and 85K distances. All courses are on unpaved trails, making it a true dirt-and-woods event, distinct from road races with brief trail segments. The race began in 2017, and its entry fees are reasonably priced for trail ultras, with early registration at $65 and late registration at $85. The long course is designed to be point-to-point, avoiding out-and-backs and repeated sections while remaining within the local trail system. The initial portion is characterized as smooth and runnable, transitioning to a hillier second half featuring ridge views and autumn foliage. Participants receive handcrafted wooden medals, and all registered runners get a Black River Trail Classic beanie. Those completing the 85K distance accumulate a collection of sweatshirts and patches, earning one of each for their first finish and an additional patch for subsequent finishes. The post-race atmosphere is understated and functional, providing hot food, pies, and chapstick.
Call of the Wilds Mountain Fest
SAT OCT 24
Call of the Wilds Mountain Fest is a fall trail running event in Pennsylvania's Waterville and Lock Haven area, offering 25K and 50K distances on rugged state-forest trails. The races have an ultra feel even at the shorter distance: the 25K gains over 5,000 feet and the 50K gains over 8,000 feet, with approximately 95% of the route on unpaved surfaces. Organizers caution that these are not courses for novice trail runners, warning entrants to prepare for some of Pennsylvania's most challenging trails. Both courses incorporate sections of the Mid State, Spiked Buck, Tiadaghton, Panther Run, and Torbert trails. The 25K also uses Huntley. The 50K begins at the park, proceeds north to Panther Run, ascends to the Mid State Trail, and then follows a significant portion of the original COTW Marathon route. Torbert Trail presents a late challenge with about 4 miles remaining, before runners descend to the finish on Panther Run. Hikers are welcome but must complete the course within 7 hours. Each distance is limited to 200 runners, Falcon Timing manages the finish line, and post-race food and beverages are provided.
2026 Hixon 50
SAT OCT 24
The Hixon 50 is a trail race series in La Crosse, Wisconsin, held within Hixon Forest. Participants can select from a kids race, 5K, 10K, 25K, or 50K, accommodating first-time trail runners, mid-distance racers, and ultra-distance athletes. The River City Running Club organizes the event, and the variety of distances welcomes children, casual runners, club members, and those seeking a demanding day on technical trails. The 5K route crosses rolling forest paths. The 10K begins with that loop and incorporates additional trail segments, featuring banked turns, prairie sections, and singletrack. The 25K consists of approximately 23K of singletrack with about 4,000 feet of elevation gain, including the Kwik Trip Klimb challenge. The 50K completes the 25K loop twice for a 50K course over rugged terrain, technical running, nine aid stations, and another attempt at the Klimb.
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Bluffs, Trails, And River Miles

La Crosse-Onalaska hosts 9 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 the La Crosse Marsh Trails, Hixon Trail, Halfway Creek Trail, Riverside Park, Myrick Park, and the bluff routes when they want honest legs. River City Running Club keeps the week full with five group runs, including Monday road options, Wednesday out-and-backs up to 6 miles, and Hixon trail runs on Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday. The route covers 96 km and gains 104 m, so it works when Z2 turns into work. EMS Week 5k Run/Walk, Hixon Trail Series, 2026 Festival Foods Turkey Trot Home Edition, Hixon 50, Jack’s Jog 5k, Hixon4est RUD run, and YMCA Maple Leaf Walk Run anchor the calendar.

La Crosse is kind of a dream if you’re into bikes. Locals ride the Great River State Trail, La Crosse River Trail, Three Rivers Trail, La Crosse River State Trail, Great River Road, Goose Island Spin, Grandad Bluff Loop, Grandad Bluff to Riverside Loop, and Winona Connector. Wednesday Night World C-Team meets at 5:30 PM at Weigent Park and rides 25-35 miles with one bluff climb, usually with 30-40 riders. EMAG, TNWC, LaxCycling, Smith's Women's Road, World Famous Donut Ride, Smith's MTB group ride, Women's Wednesday MTB ride, and Coulee Region Ladies Rides keep the bunch moving. Grandad Bluff, Main Street, Bliss Road, Hixon Forest, and the La Crosse Blufflands hold the climbs, singletrack, and cyclocross legs.

Fall is the best stretch, because the air is crisp, the bugs are gone, and the Driftless Region puts on color. Local riders call it the sweet spot between summer heat and winter snow, especially on the tree-lined, flat La Crosse River State Trail. Summer puts River City Running Club at Rudy's Drive-In on Mondays and Upper Hixon on Thursdays, while the World Famous Donut Ride runs Saturdays from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Winter moves Monday runners to Howie’s, keeps base miles simpler, and makes both runners and riders work with crisp air, snow, and shorter light.