Courses de 10K près de Cortlandt

Ryan's Run offers participants a choice: the Superhero 5K, the Villain 10K, or the free Kids Fun Run. Hosted by the Eastern Dutchess Road Runners Club in Pawling, New York, the children's race begins at 9:30 a.m., followed by the 5K and 10K at 10:00 a.m. The primary route is a 5K circuit within the Town and Village of Pawling; the Superhero 5K covers one circuit, and the Villain 10K covers two. The children's race follows a brief out-and-back path in the park. A comic-book theme adds to the enjoyment, with participants encouraged to wear costumes as heroes or villains. All funds raised support the Ryan McElroy Foundation.

The Riverdale Temple FALL OF LOVE 5K/10K Run/Walk is a Bronx race held at Riverdale Temple on Independence Avenue, offering 5K and 10K distances for runners and walkers. The main races begin at 8:43 AM, preceded by a free Toddler Dash at 8:00 AM. This event is in its early stages, with the upcoming edition marking the third running. The course winds through the rolling hills of Riverdale, presenting a challenging route rather than a flat path. Riverdale Temple welcomes runners, walkers, volunteers, newcomers, and experienced participants. Race-day registration opens early, parking is available at the venue, and packet pickup is available on Friday and Saturday prior to the event.

The Clinton Road Zombie Run takes participants down one of New Jersey's most discussed haunted roads, offering three options: a costumed Zombie Crawl, a 5k run, and a 10k run. This road and trail event is themed around Clinton Road's eerie reputation, incorporating its dark woods, misty sections, and zombie volunteers into the race day. The Zombie Crawl is a walk/run for those prioritizing the theme over intense competition, with costumes recommended. The 5k is the shorter, quicker run through the haunted woods, while the 10k provides the full endurance challenge. Along the route, volunteers in zombie costumes interact with participants through chasing, cheering, and startling, and even the aid stations are given a haunted theme.

The Tarrywile Half Marathon is a November trail race held in Tarrywile Park, Danbury, Connecticut, featuring exclusively unpaved park trails. The event includes a 10K, half marathon, and marathon, all utilizing a consistent hard loop structure: one loop for the 10K, two for the half, and four for the marathon. This course is not a road race with some dirt; it consists of Northeast single track, rocky and rooty sections, and sufficient climbing to significantly slow runners compared to their typical road pace. The 10K involves approximately 1,500 feet of climbing, the half marathon around 3,000 feet, and the marathon reaches about 6,000 feet of elevation gain. Participants gain viewpoints over Danbury and the park's lakes, though these require navigating technical, hilly trails. Hikers and walkers are permitted in the 10K and half marathon provided they can finish within the seven-hour time limit. The event maintains a small scale with a 250-person limit. The half marathon also features a standing cash challenge: bonuses are awarded to the first man finishing under 1:45 and the first woman under 2:00, with the prize pool increasing annually until claimed.

The Westchester Turkey Trot is a Thanksgiving morning 5K and 10K run/walk held at Westchester Community College in Valhalla, New York. The main races begin in the morning, offering timed and untimed 5K options, a 10K, and virtual participation for those preferring to run independently. Northwell Orthopedics sponsors the event, with official information available on TriStateRuns.com. The race is designed for families and regular runners alike. Children 11 and under can enter a 5K Kid's Division Fun Run, which includes an untimed bib and a donut at the finish line. Younger children, 8 and under, can participate in a free 100-meter dash held earlier. Participants are invited to share race-day photos using #TurkeyTradition, reflecting the event's place as a local holiday tradition before Thanksgiving festivities commence.

La Merry Christmas Run, c'est une sortie groupée sur le thème de Noël qui se passe à Central Park, New York City. Tu peux choisir entre un 5K, un 10K, un half-marathon, ou même une Family 1 Mile Fun Run. Ça démarre le matin et c'est ouvert aux coureurs comme aux marcheurs. L'organisation est simple : pas de chronométrage par puce, pas de matos obligatoire, et si tu veux, tu peux te suivre avec des applis comme Strava, RunKeeper, ou Nike Run. Le parcours commence et finit à l'intérieur de Central Park, le tracé exact est donné aux participants. C'est une course plus petite, privée, avec des vagues limitées, donc les inscriptions ferment dès que chaque vague est pleine. Si tu rates le coche, tu peux t'inscrire sur liste d'attente ou faire la course virtuelle. C'est ouvert à tous les niveaux et tous les âges, par contre, les mineurs doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte. L'inscription comprend du matos de la course, comme un t-shirt pour les participants des U.S., une médaille de finisher, et une serviette ou un truc du genre en cadeau.

SERIES: Squatchy Hooky: Lake to Summit (US) Deux aventures différentes t'attendent. Une option, c'est une boucle goudronnée super roulante et panoramique autour de Rockland Lake, avec des vues bien dégagées et un terrain facile. L'autre, elle t'emmène sur le Long Path, bien rocheux et accidenté. Tu grimpes à travers la forêt et sur des dalles de pierre jusqu'au sommet de Hook Mountain, avec une vue à 360° sur le Hudson River. Le lac en contrebas, la montagne au-dessus, et en plus, une petite fête sur le trail !