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Spooky Sprint - San Antonio is a Halloween-themed running event in San Antonio, Texas, offering distances for nearly all participant types: a Kids Dash, an untimed 1 Mile, 5K, 10K, half marathon, virtual race, and a Volunteer then Run option. The in-person races use chip timing, live results, and awards, while the shorter untimed options ensure accessibility for children and casual walkers. The event is part of the local Bodies Race Series, which targets families and runners across a wide fitness spectrum. Participants receive race swag including a designer shirt, custom bib, and finisher medal; the half marathon, 10K, 5K, and 1 Mile all include these items. The finish area provides free participant photos and treats, and youth pricing for the 5K and 10K facilitates bringing younger runners.

Monster Dash begins at Comanche Park in San Antonio, centered around Halloween. Runners, walkers, wheelchair athletes, and virtual participants are welcome. The event features a half marathon, 10K, 5K, a 5K wheelchair division, and a 1-mile run/walk/roll, plus a virtual option. It is hosted by the Now You SEE Me Foundation, with proceeds supporting spinal cord injury research and aid for Texas cyclists and runners who have sustained life-altering injuries during training. The longer races and the 5K wheelchair division provide water stops and Gatorade. Overall, masters, and age-group awards are given for multiple distances. The day includes a costume contest for participants, and pets can also compete in the costume contest for an additional fee. All finishers get an event shirt, medal, a Chick-fil-A meal card, Las Palapas breakfast tacos, and post-race drinks from Heineken and Dos Equis.

El Taco Loco is a November trail race held at the Land Heritage Institute near San Antonio, offering distances from 5K to 100 miles. With a runner limit of 500, the event maintains a smaller scale compared to many large urban races, yet its distance options span from a brief trail run to an overnight ultra. Participants in the 100-mile and 100K events begin before dawn, with the 50K, 25K, 10K, and 5K races commencing later in the morning. The course primarily consists of single-track trails alongside the Medina River, featuring varied terrain with soft ground, loose gravel, and open meadow stretches. The 100-mile race is structured around repeating 15-mile loops, supplemented by a concluding 10-mile segment. The 100K covers four loops, the 50K completes two, and the shorter races utilize a single loop. The trails also have a history in horse endurance racing, indicating their nature: runnable, rural, and suited for extended outdoor activity. Fully stocked aid stations, camping facilities, and a costume contest contribute to the weekend's atmosphere, leaning more towards a trail gathering than a standard road race. However, cutoff times are enforced: all participants must finish by Sunday midday, and no new loops can be started after 10:00 am.

Turkey Trails - San Antonio is a Thanksgiving-themed running event in San Antonio offering options for nearly every pace and age: a 50-meter Kids Dash, an untimed 1 Mile, a 5K, a 10K, a Half Marathon, and a virtual race. The 5K is 3.1 miles, the 10K is 6.2 miles, and the Half Marathon is 13.1 miles, allowing families to bring young children while longer-distance runners still have a full race option. The Kids Dash is untimed for ages 10 and under. The main races use chip timing with live results and awards. The event has a casual holiday atmosphere with finisher medals, designer shirts, custom bibs for most distances, free photos, and treats at the finish line. A Volunteer then Run entry allows people to help at the event and still run afterward. Youth pricing is available for 5K and 10K runners age 12 and under.

Jingle Trails is a holiday trail run at McAllister Park in central San Antonio, where runners leave pavement for dirt, rocks, roots, and gravel. The main distances are 12.4 miles, 10K, and 5K. The 20K uses two laps of the Blue Loop, the 10K uses the Blue Loop Challenge, and the 5K uses the Red Trail Dash. This is a true trail event, not a road race, and the technical ground makes it unsuitable for strollers or dogs. The courses share the final stretch back to the finish, bringing runners from different distances together near the end. Distances are estimates, as trail routes can run long, especially with detours or changing park conditions. The holiday aspect is present: runners are encouraged to dress for the season, early registrants receive Jingle Trails beanies, finishers get mugs or medals, and the finish has offered Shiner beer or hot cocoa. Past Jingle Trails events in San Antonio also included 5K and 1K formats at Eisenhower Park, with awards by overall, masters, and age groups, and a charity link to Any Baby Can.

The My Resolution 5K & 10K is a New Year's race held at Arena Park in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, offering 2K, 5K, and 10K distances. It accommodates both walkers and runners; the shorter distance is suitable for families or casual participation, while the 5K and 10K provide a flat course for those aiming for a fast time. The course is contained within Arena Park and extends onto the LaCroix Trail, with the start and finish located at 410 Kiwanis Drive. The event benefits myTEAM TRIUMPH, contributing significantly to funding fitness opportunities for local individuals with disabilities. All participants who finish will receive medals, age-group awards will be presented to the top three in each category, and a virtual option allows participants to run or walk remotely and receive a medal by mail.

The Gingerbread Lane 5K & 10K in San Antonio is a holiday running event held at McAllister Park Pavilion #5. The event includes a 5K, a 10K, a 1-mile run, a 50-meter Kids Dash, a volunteer-then-run 5K option, and a virtual run option for remote participation. The race takes place in Texas park and greenbelt areas, distinct from a typical downtown road course. It accommodates families and friends, offering shorter distances for children and novice runners alongside the main events. A holiday atmosphere is maintained with music by DJ Sasquatch, post-finish cookies and milk, themed medals, race shirts, and a costume contest awarding prizes for originality and spirit.

Each wave of the New Year's Run 5K/10K/13.1 SAN ANTONIO is limited to about 15 to 20 people, making it a small, private run instead of a large city race. It takes place in San Antonio around the New Year and includes 5K, 10K, and half-marathon distances. Runners and walkers are welcome, all paces are accepted, and participants under 18 require a guardian. Waves begin in the morning, and late arrivals can still participate while coordinators are present. The event maintains a simple setup: race bibs are distributed on race day, and there are no timing chips. Coordinators can assist in tracking a participant's time using their bib number upon request. The organizer sends final details and course maps via email before the race, and shirts along with other merchandise are mailed to each participant. Finishers may request a medal post-run, and the virtual option includes text support from a coach. A discount is available for those entering multiple races, and completing three runs results in a custom runner's trophy.

The La Llorona 10K Trail Run is a 10K trail race held at McAllister Park in San Antonio. Runners begin and end at Pavilion #2. Huarache Turbo organizes this event as an accessible trail race for participants new to trails, road runners looking to try dirt paths, and anyone seeking a themed race. It includes chip timing, tech shirts, customized bibs, cash prizes, hand-made awards, and a costume contest. The course follows McAllister Park trails, featuring cactus-lined paths. Runners might see deer or armadillos during the race. The theme is drawn from La Llorona, the Mexican legend of the Weeping Woman. This story, a common childhood tale, concerns grief, guilt, and a ghost searching for her children. The organizer stated that nostalgia and a fondness for Mexican culture motivated the event.

The Apex Health Run is an annual San Antonio event held at O.P. Schnabel Park, beginning in the De Zavala Road area. Participants can choose from three options: a Kids Fun Run for children 10 and under, a timed 5K suitable for runners and walkers, and a timed 10K for those seeking a longer distance. Organized by Apex Healthcare, the race benefits Meals on Wheels. The 5K and 10K include race shirts, official bibs, and finisher medals. Children also receive a finisher medal. The top three male and female finishers in both timed races are awarded placement pins. The run proceeds regardless of weather conditions.

The SARR Fiesta Mission Run is a San Antonio race series focused on the city’s historic Spanish missions. Each edition highlights one mission, with Mission Concepción featured this year. Distances include a Kids 1K, 5K, 10K, and half marathon, welcoming both runners and walkers. The event began as a 10K-only race and is now the longest-running event organized by the San Antonio RoadRunners. Its 10K holds the distinction of being the oldest 10K in San Antonio. The designated charity partner is Ainsley’s Angels of America, an organization that enables individuals with disabilities to participate in endurance events through community support and inclusion.