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Courses de 10K près de Dalton

6 courses en 2026 prochaine dans 9 jours

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Courses de 10K à venir près de Dalton

JUL 4

Course · road · 10K

Burn Your Half Off, An Awesomesauce Event presented by Run Chattanooga

Chattanooga · à 42 km

Course · road · 10K

Christmas in July

Chattanooga · à 44 km

Course · road · 10K

Rome · à 60 km

Course · road · 10K

Christmas 5K/10K/Half Marathon in July - Chattanooga

Chattanooga · à 44 km

AOÛ 1

Course · trail · 10K

Still Hollow Trail Race

Chattanooga · à 38 km

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SEP 1

Course · road · 10K

Trash Panda, An Awesomesauce Event presented by Run Chattanooga

Chattanooga · à 44 km

Dalton · 80 km

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Courses de 10K récurrentes près de Dalton

Courses qui se répètent — chaque semaine, chaque mois ou chaque année

Tails, Trails, and Ales

Tails, Trails, and Ales is a dog-friendly trail race day at Reflection Riding in Chattanooga, Tennessee, scheduled for the fall. Participants can choose from a 1-mile Pup Dash, a 5K, or a 10K, with timed and untimed options for those seeking a race effort or a relaxed trail outing with their dog. The event is designed for one dog per person, and all dogs must remain on a 6-foot leash. The race features dog-friendly aid stations, on-site veterinary and first-aid support, finisher awards for humans, pup bandanas, local craft beer, food from breweries and food trucks, pet-friendly vendors, and an option to support a local animal rescue or shelter. Nooga Paws, Bad Beard Events, and Reflection Riding are the hosts, with an anticipated field of approximately 200 human participants and their dogs.

Lula Lake Trail Blazer

The Lula Lake Trail Blazer is a trail-running race series held on Lula Lake Land Trust property, spanning Lookout Mountain. Established in 2019, it provides 10K, half marathon, and 50K distances for participants seeking dirt paths, ascents, and marked singletrack over a road-race format. The routes incorporate Lula Lake trail systems connected to over 40 miles of trails constructed by the land trust, featuring the Moonshine trails, Cloudland Connector Trail, and Durham Mine Trails. Proceeds from entry fees support trail upkeep, new trail development, and the land trust’s conservation efforts. The event also includes food, beverages, live music, a Friday campout with a bonfire and headlamp warm-up run, and a 21-and-over beer mile consisting of four beers and four laps on a gravel-road circuit.

River Gorge Trail Race

The River Gorge Trail Race is a 6-mile point-to-point run near Fayetteville, West Virginia, crossing from one rim of the New River Gorge to the other. Participants begin on the south side of the gorge via Fayette Station Road, descending approximately 800 feet to the river, crossing it, and then ascending roughly 800 feet up the opposing side. The course is primarily on closed roads, with a brief trail section near the finish. Walkers are welcome if they can maintain a 20-minute-mile pace. The path utilizes Burma Road and Ames Heights Road. The steepest ascent reaches a 20% grade, a section the organizers refer to as the “Burma Burn.” Race day commences at Adventures on the Gorge, with check-in followed by a bus transfer to the starting point. The finish line is situated at the resort’s rim-side pool, offering finish-line photos and a post-race brunch with views of the gorge. Active Southern West Virginia organizes the event, with funds benefiting its free community physical activity programs.

Chattanooga Hungry Turkey

The Chattanooga Hungry Turkey is a late-November race in Chattanooga, Tennessee, designed around the post-Thanksgiving concept of running off the holiday meal. It provides a half marathon, 10K, and 5K. The 5K is open to both runners and walkers. The race is centered at Coolidge Park, with the start and finish located on Tremont Street in front of the Chattanooga Theatre. Participants select from three distinct routes, featuring aid stations and restrooms approximately every 1.5 miles. The event accommodates families and adults seeking a longer run. Children 11 and under may participate in the 5K Kids Division Fun Run, receiving an untimed bib and a finisher medal. Post-race traditions are straightforward and food-focused, including a fresh donut and a long-sleeve technical shirt for registrants, along with a medal for all finishers.

2026 Run for the Children 5K 10K and Fun Run

Run for the Children is an annual race morning at Etowah River Park in Canton, Georgia, featuring a 5K run/walk, a 10K run, a Fun Run, and a Santa’s Helper option for those who want to support the event without racing. The Service League of Cherokee County hosts it, with a schedule designed for families as much as runners: the Fun Run starts first, followed by the 5K and 10K together. The event maintains a practical and local format. The 5K and 10K are timed by BT Race Timing, but are not chip timed; finishers submit a card with their name, age, bib number, and gender to appear in results and qualify for awards. The 5K and 10K offer awards for overall winners, masters winners, and age groups from 10 and under through 80 and over, while Fun Run finishers receive a commemorative ribbon. Schools have an additional incentive to bring participants, with a cash prize for the school with the most attendees, and runners receive bananas and water post-race.

Holiday Hustle 5K'ish and 10K'ish

Holiday Hustle is a December running event in Dexter, Michigan, featuring a holiday-night 5K, a 1-mile dash, and longer distances within the same festive setting. The short course winds through neighborhood light displays, offering a relaxed route focused on holiday decorations instead of a typical road race. The half marathon and 13.1-mile relay begin and end at Erratic Ale Co., proceeding along the B2B trail through Hudson Mills before returning. Participants finish near a fire pit, with post-race snacks, medals, chip timing, official results, age-group awards, and the option for a drink afterward. The event also supports a charitable cause, aligning with the holiday spirit without a formal or exclusive atmosphere.

Berry Half/10K/5K

The Berry Half/10K/5K takes place in early March on Berry College’s 27,000-acre campus in Rome, Georgia. Participants can select a half marathon, 10K, 5K, or Kids Fun Run, making the event suitable for seasoned runners, families, and newcomers. The campus itself is a key attraction: Berry is noted as the world’s largest campus, featuring extensive woodlands, historic academic structures, open fields, and over 1,200 deer. The race routes are contained within Berry College, beginning and ending at the Mount Berry campus along Martha Berry Highway. This race series serves as the main fundraising effort for Berry College Elementary & Middle School, supporting facility and technology improvements, curriculum development, and scholarships. This school affiliation is evident on race day through the numerous volunteers assisting with packet preparation, runner registration, aid stations, course monitoring, traffic direction, refreshment provision, and medal distribution. The event has been held for almost twenty years, recording over 22,500 finishers and more than 107,000 race miles accumulated throughout its history.

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À propos des courses de 10K à Dalton

Dalton : les base miles et le caractère des montagnes

Dalton accueille 13 courses de 10K en 2026 dans un rayon de 80 km du centre-ville — dates à venir, séries récurrentes et autres courses à proximité, le tout au même endroit.

Les coureurs de Dalton, on a la chance d'avoir un bon mix entre les tours en ville et la terre en montagne. En ville, il y a une piste goudronnée de 4 miles, nickel pour les shakeouts et les premiers intervals. À Lakeshore Park, tu as une piste de marche et une piste en caoutchouc, parfait quand les jambes réclament du plat. La piste goudronnée fait 6 miles de long. Une petite dérivation de 5 miles se connecte à l'itinéraire principal. Le Pinhoti Trail, c'est là que ça devient costaud, à l'ouest et au nord de la ville. Pour les courses sur route, on a le Lance's Legacy 5k and Fun Run et le Dalton Red Carpet Half Marathon, c'est les classiques ici. Et le Kiwanis Club of Walker organise le Miles for Smiles pas loin.

Quand on demande où rouler en VTT à Dalton, on pense direct au Raisin Woods Mountain Bike Park. Là-bas, tu as cinq miles de sentiers sauvages et sept boucles de mountain biking différentes, donc c'est top pour bosser la technique, faire de la Z2 ou des tours à bloc. À Potato Hill Park, c'est les singletrack switchbacks, et ces saletés de lacets en gravel peuvent mettre à mal même les bons rouleurs. Le Mt. Oglethorpe a un sentier de 6 miles pour la rando et le vélo, pas loin de la ville. 82%. Le Pinhoti Trail, c'est là que tu trouves les vraies montées, au nord et à l'ouest, vers les contreforts des Blue Ridge.

L'entraînement à Dalton, c'est le top quand l'air se rafraîchit et que les montagnes restent accessibles. Septembre est important parce que The Georgia Jewel met le Pinhoti Trail sur le calendrier des courses d'endurance. L'été, on a droit à des base miles chauds et humides, des départs tôt le matin, des singletrack ombragés, et on sue pas mal sur des courses comme le Meat Sweats Sizzler Run. Le Red Clay Resort et Haig Mill Lake, c'est sympa pour les jours de récup, c'est juste à côté. L'hiver, c'est plutôt doux à frais, donc les coureurs continuent leurs track work et les cyclistes peuvent rouler à Raisin Woods quand les bois sont fermes. La ville est entre les USDA Hardiness Zones 7B et 8A, et l'hiver ne nous arrête que très rarement.