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Rootrock Trail Run - 5K/10K/Half Marathon
SAT OCT 17
Rootrock lives up to its name: the trail run sends 5K, 10K, and half marathon runners onto single-track paths covered in roots and rocks at Briar Chapel, south of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. It takes place on a mid-fall morning and utilizes the trail network within a 900-acre green community, featuring forested paths designed for hiking and mountain biking. Great Meadow Park is the start and finish area. Its lawn, stage, and pavilion provide a central gathering point for the race. This run is the first event of the Rootrock Trail Races and is paired with the Rootrock Mountain Bike Race; athletes registering for both receive a discount and a special award. Following the run, the event offers food, music, a kids' treasure race, and an awards ceremony with giveaways.
Cape Fear River Run
SUN NOV 8
The Cape Fear River Run starts and finishes at the Cape Fear Botanical Garden in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The series utilizes the Cape Fear River Trail, a paved greenway alongside the Cape Fear River, and includes a 10K, a half marathon, and the River Rage Double for participants who wish to compete in both distances. The half marathon is Fayetteville's sole half marathon on this trail, while the 10K is open to runners aged 10 and up, and the half marathon to ages 12 and up. The 10K route incorporates a section of the Linear Park Trail before connecting with the Cape Fear River Trail, passes beneath one trail trestle, and features an aid station at the turnaround point. The half marathon course measures slightly over 13.25 miles, with two covered trestles, a waterfall, aid at Clark Park, and an additional aid station at its turnaround. Participants completing the Double receive a bonus challenge medal. The river adjacent to the trail is a 191-mile blackwater river, formed by the confluence of the Haw and Deep rivers, and its basin is the largest in North Carolina.
10th Annual Holly Springs Half Marathon, 10k & 5k
SAT NOV 21
The Holly Springs Half Marathon, 10K & 5K begins near the stadium at Ting Park, within the North Main Athletic Complex in Holly Springs, North Carolina. This annual road race offers half marathon, 10K, and 5K distances, along with ruck divisions for each. The course presents runners with a combination of rolling hills, flatter sections, neighborhood streets, greenway trails, and a run down Main Street, avoiding a monotonous out-and-back on empty pavement. All races start with a descent from Ting Park toward North Main Street, then encounter the rolling hills of Anchor Creek in the initial mile before reaching Middle Creek Greenway. The half marathon proceeds south through Bridgewater, Windcrest, Sunset Ridge, Veterans Park, Jones Park, the historic district, Main Street, and Womble Park. In Womble Park, participants navigate a figure-eight loop before rejoining the greenway around mile seven. The half marathon then follows Middle Creek Greenway for approximately five miles, with turnarounds at both extremities, before returning via Anchor Creek Way for the final mile to the finish. The 10K and 5K share the same initial section and enter Middle Creek Greenway, providing shorter-distance runners a sample of the varied terrain.
Birds of a Feather Trail Trot
THU NOV 26
Birds of a Feather Trail Trot is a Thanksgiving Day trail run at Briar Chapel in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Runners can choose a 2-mile route with paved path, grass, and smooth trail, or go longer on rugged 5K and 10K options with roots, rocks, and rolling hills. The 2-mile distance also has an untimed fun run option, suitable for those who want a relaxed holiday outing as well as those who want to race. The event embraces a turkey-trot feel while not being solely a road race. Families and groups can run together, kids 11 and under participate for free, and everyone can stay afterward for pie. The post-race awards ceremony includes contests and giveaways, contributing to the morning's neighborhood holiday gathering atmosphere rather than a simple start-to-finish run.
Viking Dash - Raleigh, NC
SAT FEB 13
Viking Dash Raleigh is a February trail run held at Harris Lake County Park in New Hill, North Carolina, southwest of Raleigh. Participants can select a 5K or a 10K race. The 10K begins first, with the 5K starting a few minutes after. The event belongs to the Viking Dash series, which emphasizes a Viking theme and refers to the race as a "Viking Challenge." Organizers present it as a trail day suitable for groups, inviting participants to bring friends. The finisher medal is a significant attraction. The published details mention that race information is subject to change, so participants should verify the final schedule on the race website.
UNC Health Southeastern 5K, 10K & Fun Mile (Rumba on the Lumber)
SAT MAR 6
Rumba on the Lumber is a race series held in Lumberton, North Carolina. It features a 5K, 10K, and Fun Mile, all scheduled for the same day in March. UNC Health Southeastern serves as the title sponsor. The start line is located at Chestnut and 4th Streets in downtown Lumberton. The Fun Mile covers 1.6 km, with the main events being the standard 5 km and 10 km distances. This setup accommodates walkers, newer runners, and those seeking a longer road race.
Viking Dash - Pinehurst, NC
SAT MAR 20
Viking Dash - Pinehurst is a trail race held at West Pinehurst Community Park in Pinehurst, North Carolina, offering 5K and 10K distances. The 10K begins at 9:00 a.m., followed by the 5K at 9:05 a.m. Participants should arrive by 8:30 a.m. for check-in. Registration opens on November 1, with entry fees set at $40 for the 5K and $50 for the 10K. The race embraces its Viking theme, referring to participants as warriors and the event as a Viking Challenge. Finishers receive a themed medal. The listing suggests Pinehurst is the year's final opportunity to earn the Viking title and medal, positioning it as a late-season event for those engaged in the broader Viking Dash trail run series.
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Sandhills Miles And Rides

Pinehurst-Southern Pines hosts 7 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 Pinehurst-Southern Pines on sandy soil, greenways, and park loops. The Pinehurst Greenway gives runners a pretty flat 5-mile out-and-back on Linden Road when Z2 is the job. Southern Pines Reservoir Park has a 2-mile loop around a 95-acre lake, so it works for easy miles before intervals. Weymouth Woods Sandhills Nature Preserve covers 900 acres with pine forest feel underfoot. The loop hits 58 km and gains +114 m when locals want longer rolling work. Sandhills Running keeps the scene visible. Sandhills Flyers 5K, Pinehurst Turkey Trot, Viking Dash, and the Sasquatch races give the calendar its anchor event feel.

Rainbow Cycles says the Sandhills Area is a great place to ride a bike, and locals mostly agree after a few base miles here. Southern Pines Greenway Trail keeps rides mellow when the legs need recovery. Governor's Creek MTB Trail gives off-road riders a local singletrack option. Governor's Creek MTB Trail runs 9 mi from Camp Easter Road to McDeeds Creek Road. Horse farm neighborhood roads bring gravel and rollers. The climbs are in the rolling hills, with some descents and climbs but nothing like mountain grades. Pinehurst Triathlon Festival gives cyclists the anchor race name.

Locals train year-round, but the sweet spot is when sandy ground stays firm and the greenways feel easy to stack. Summer puts Reservoir Park, Weymouth Woods, and Martin Dog Park into the rotation because shade, water, and short loops matter. Reservoir Park has that 95-acre lake and a 2-mile loop, so runners can keep things controlled and riders can spin without turning the day into a gran fondo. Winter changes the rhythm more than the terrain. The Pinehurst Greenway stays useful because it is pretty flat and totals 5 miles. Deer show up early, Pinehurst still was not built on a grid, and locals keep routes simple when daylight gets tight.