Courses de 5K près de East Liverpool

Run for Hope + Miracle Mile is a 5K road race and 1 Mile Fun Run held at Peace Valley Park in Chalfont, Pennsylvania, starting from Sailor's Point. The event is set for a morning start in late May, organized by Bold Hope, with Pretzel City Sports managing the timing. The course details are not provided, but the race utilizes the Sailor's Point area within Peace Valley Park, located at 759 New Galena Road. The shorter race is named the Miracle Mile, and the 5K is part of the Run for Hope series, accommodating both road runners and those seeking a straightforward one-mile fun run.

The FAAP Fall Classic is a trail race and walk held in North Park, near Pittsburgh, offering 5K, 10K, and 20K distances. The event limits participation to 400 runners. The course is predominantly off-road, with approximately 95% of the route on unpaved trails. It is scheduled to coincide with the beginning of fall colors in Western Pennsylvania, providing participants with an early-season run through foliage instead of a typical park loop. The course incorporates a section of the Rachel Carson Trail, establishing a local trail-running identity for the event beyond the park's boundaries. The race has been held for almost twenty years and supports an orphanage in the Philippines. Participants who finish are awarded handmade bamboo medals. Top finishers are eligible for cash prizes, and there are also awards for Parent-Child teams. A folk dancing performance concludes the event, adding a community tradition that distinguishes it from a typical trail race morning.

The Marigold 5K Run traces the edge of North Park Lake in Allison Park, Pennsylvania. Runners and walkers convene at North Park, near 303 Pearce Mill Road. This is a morning 5K connected to Día de los Muertos, starting at 9 a.m. with a noon finish window, and it generates funds for the Latino Community Center. The race is open to families, walkers, new runners, and community supporters, not exclusively competitive 5K runners. A 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk, Pasito a Pasito, offers younger children and shorter-distance participants a separate option. The finish area features music and children's activities. The event originated as an LCC fundraiser, later expanded to its third annual occurrence, and all proceeds aid programs that empower and celebrate Latinos in Allegheny County.

Le T-Town Turkey Trot, c'est une course ou marche annuelle de 5K à Toronto, Ohio, qui part à 8h du mat' du 408 N. River Ave. C'est une "fun run" sans chrono, donc c'est parfait pour les marcheurs, les familles et ceux qui veulent juste une sortie le matin de Thanksgiving, plutôt qu'une vraie course chronométrée. Le parcours longe l'Ohio River, et l'événement récolte des fonds pour la banque alimentaire Helping Hands of Toronto. Des médailles sont données aux trois premiers hommes et femmes à l'arrivée, une tombola est sponsorisée par J.E. Foster Funeral Home, et des remises de pièces se font juste après la course. Le Turkey Trot fait aussi partie du Gem City Quadfecta Challenge.

The Bobcats Turkey Trot 5K is a Thanksgiving morning run and walk organized by the Beaver Bobcats Girls Basketball program. It offers two choices: a chip-timed 5K for those seeking an official result, and an untimed 5K Fun Run/Walk for families, walkers, and participants treating it as a holiday outing. The event is in its 10th year and uses Wolf Creek Race Management for timing. Runners can pick up packets at Beaver Area High School before race day or on the morning of the event. Early registrants are guaranteed a moisture-wicking technical shirt in adult or youth sizes. The timed field starts first, followed a few minutes later by the untimed group.

Twas the Night Before 5K is a holiday-season 5K held in Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens. The start and finish are located near the Queens Theater. The main race follows a USATF certified 5-kilometer course. Families can also include a free Kiddie Dash for younger participants. A virtual 5K option is available for those preferring to run on their own schedule rather than in the in-person event. The course consists of one loop through the park, passing the Unisphere twice and circling the Fountain of the Planets. This route offers participants two views of a prominent Queens landmark. Finishers will receive a medal ornament and a "Twas’ the Night" shirt, adding a seasonal element to the race. The format remains straightforward: a park 5K, a kids’ dash, hydration at the finish, sponsor refreshments, and essential race-day support near the finish line.

The YMCA Santa Run 5k & 10k Run is a holiday-season run in Beaver, Pennsylvania. The start is beside the Beaver Fire station on Market Street, and the finish is at Irvine Park. It includes a timed 5k Santa Run, a 10k Santa Run, and a One-Mile Fun Run, suitable for runners seeking a full effort and families wanting a short December outing in Christmas attire. The 10k follows the same loop twice, while the shorter events are simpler and accessible. Roads are not closed for the race, so participants should expect an open-road community run, not a sealed-off course. Proceeds support youth feeding programs in Beaver County, and the Santa hats and Christmas outfits provide the local holiday atmosphere.

Le Pat Campbell Fighting Cancer 5K, c'est une course et marche qui se fait le week-end de la Saint-Patrick à Toronto, Ohio. Le départ est sur North River Avenue, pas loin de l'Ohio River. La course démarre un peu avant la marche, et tu peux t'inscrire le matin même de l'événement. C'est vraiment fait pour tout le monde, coureurs et marcheurs, pas juste les compétiteurs. Ça soutient les patients atteints de cancer qui ont des besoins non couverts dans toute la Ohio Valley, et tous les fonds récoltés aident directement les personnes et les familles qui suivent un traitement contre le cancer. Le parcours longe l'Ohio River, il est certifié USATF et chronométré par des pros. Donc, c'est parfait si tu cherches à faire un bon 5K rapide en début de saison, ou juste pour soutenir la cause. N'hésite pas à venir en vert ou en kilt, c'est la tradition ! Il y aura l'hymne national en direct, une garde de couleurs, de quoi manger, de la musique et une tombola "Irish Blessings". Des prix sont remis aux premiers hommes et femmes au scratch, et aussi aux meilleurs de chaque catégorie d'âge. Tous les participants de 12 ans et moins reçoivent une médaille. Depuis 2010, la course a déjà reversé plus de $273,000 au Ohio Valley Fighting Cancer Fund, une association caritative 501(c)(3) enregistrée.

Tu vas te frotter au parcours mythique du Last Trail Standing, mais cette fois-ci couru à l'envers. Attends-toi à environ 99% de sentiers dans les bois, avec des rochers, des racines et du terrain vallonné, de quoi bien tester ton mental, ton endurance et ton cœur. Les sentiers sont costauds, techniques et exigeants, ils sont vraiment là pour te mettre à l'épreuve. Sur le parcours, tu passeras par Rilyn’s Way, un endroit qui invite à ralentir et à prendre le temps de réfléchir. Les sentiers sont bien balisés et il y aura des ravitos, ce qui rend l'événement assez facile pour les spectateurs.