Courses de 5K près de Goshen

The Heartline Donut Dash Walk/Run for Life is a community 5K in Warsaw, Indiana, held in October starting at the Health Services Pavilion on Provident Drive. Participants cover 5 kilometers, with packet pickup in the morning and the race beginning at 10:00 am. The event benefits the Heartline Pregnancy Center, with all net funds supporting its free services and programs for clients. The route follows the Lake City Greenway and finishes back at the Health Services Pavilion start area. All finishers receive a medal, and winner’s medals are awarded by gender and age group. Fundraising is integrated into the race: participants can donate during registration, solicit donations as individuals, or form or join a team. The fundraising goal is $30,000, with registration refunds offered to fundraisers who reach $200.

The Community Health Clinic 5k: Walk for Rare, Run for Hope begins and ends at the clinic on East North Street in Shipshewana, Indiana, adjacent to the Pumpkinvine Trail and the Cove youth center. The primary event is a 5k run or walk along an out-and-back course, featuring a clock for participants who wish to monitor their own times. The morning also features a Kids Big Wheel Race for ages 3 to 7, with big wheels supplied. All funds raised support patient care at the Community Health Clinic, centering the event on a local health-care cause instead of a large race production. Participants receive a water station and complimentary snacks, with bake sale items available by donation. Medals will be awarded to the top three male and top three female finishers in the 5k. Registration is open on the day of the event, though shirts cannot be guaranteed for those who sign up late. Parking is available in the clinic lot, with additional space across the street by the dog park.

The Sandhill Crane All Trail Half Marathon/10K/5K takes place at Dr. T. K. Lawless County Park, an 820-acre park in Vandalia, Michigan. The event features a half marathon, 10K run/walk, 5K run/walk, and a 1K kids fun run, all utilizing unpaved park trails. The half marathon is a 13.1-mile non-repeat route, ensuring runners experience new terrain throughout. The course winds through forest and field, alongside streams and small lakes, with six bridge crossings. It is not flat, starting around 900 feet and climbing to a high point near 1,000 feet, incorporating hills into the trail running. Sandhill cranes are common in the area, inspiring the race's name and offering participants a chance to spot one. The event is limited to 500 participants, uses chip timing, and provides fruit at the finish. Finishers get custom long-sleeve performance shirts, top finishers receive laser-cut wood awards, and second and third place finishers in each age group receive medals. Proceeds benefit Dowagiac Rotary charities and Cass County Parks.

Le Haunted Halloween Hustle, c'est une journée de course à thème Halloween qui se tient à Abshire Park, à Goshen, Indiana. La course propose quatre distances : le Monster Mile, le Frightening 5K, le Terrible 10K et le Haunted Half Marathon. Les courses plus courtes et le half marathon démarrent le matin. Le Monster Mile est une option sans chrono et plus relax. Cet événement est vraiment pensé pour les coureurs et les marcheurs qui cherchent une course d'automne où tu peux venir déguisé, plutôt qu'une simple épreuve sur route avec un titre juste "effrayant". Chaque parcours emprunte le Pumpkinvine Trail et est en format aller-retour, donc le tracé est super simple à capter avant de t'élancer. Le sentier est sans circulation, avec la police et des bénévoles présents aux traversées de route, et des toilettes mobiles sont dispo sur le parcours. Tous les finishers reçoivent une médaille, et des récompenses au scratch et par catégorie d'âge sont prévues pour le 5K, le 10K et le half marathon. Les déguisements, c'est le cœur de l'événement : on t'encourage à te déguiser, il y a des prix pour les meilleurs déguisements dans huit catégories, et la parade Monster Mash, c'est l'occasion de montrer ta tenue !

The Great Pumpkin Run is a fall 5K in Grandview Heights, Ohio, featuring a free Tiny Tot Pumpkin Trot for children 6 and under before the main race. It starts near Oakland Avenue and West 3rd Avenue in Columbus, designed for runners and walkers of all ages and abilities, not solely competitive athletes. Costumes are encouraged, adding a Halloween atmosphere to the morning, which maintains its straightforward format: a neighborhood 5K, a short children’s run, shirts for early registrants, finisher medals, and prizes for the top male and female runners. The 5K follows a closed-road course through Grandview Heights neighborhoods, beginning on Oakland Avenue between First Avenue and Third Avenue. The children’s run occurs first; the first 100 registered kids get a shirt and goody bag, and the first 400 registered 5K participants receive an official event shirt. Grandview Heights Parks & Recreation organizes the race to benefit local parks and recreation programs, encourage health, and highlight the city’s neighborhoods.

The Dowagiac All Trail Turkey Trot takes place entirely on unpaved trails at Southwestern Michigan College in Dowagiac, Michigan. This November trail race offers 10K and 5K distances that begin simultaneously, along with a 1K children's run scheduled afterward. The event limits registration to 500 participants, employs chip timing with live results, and maintains a practical local-race format: tiered entry fees, finisher shirts for pre-registered runners, and timing services provided by Mac's Sports Timing. The course follows the college's trail system at 58900 Cherry Grove Road, noting an elevation of 761 feet at its highest point. This distinguishes it as a campus-trail run rather than a road race with a minor unpaved section. Southwestern Michigan College supports the event, Ron Gunn of Cairn Stone Adventure Tours oversees its direction, and the race originated in 1967, establishing it as a long-standing Dowagiac tradition. Adults may run or walk the 5K and 10K, and the children's run provides a shorter option for younger participants, awarding ribbons.

The St. Joseph Turkey Trot is a Thanksgiving 5K run/walk in St. Joseph, Michigan. The start and finish are at the Margaret B. Upton Arboretum. This event is designed for runners and walkers, allowing families, friends, and local participants to enjoy a short holiday-morning outing before Thanksgiving activities commence. The route passes local waterfront landmarks such as Silver Beach Pizza, Shadowland, the Carousel, and the beaches near Lake Michigan. The finish area will feature music, refreshments, and awards. Registration is open until race day, with an entry fee of $40.

Le Flannel 5K Run part et arrive à Beutter Park, à Mishawaka, Indiana, et le parcours emmène coureurs et marcheurs sur le Riverwalk de la ville. Ce 5K de décembre propose aussi une option plus courte d'un 1-mile. C'est parfait pour ceux qui veulent un chrono, ou pour les familles et les coureurs moins expérimentés qui cherchent une petite activité. Le 1-mile part en premier le matin, puis le 5K. Les deux courses sont chronométrées par puce. La course joue à fond son thème : on t'encourage à venir en flannel, et tous les finishers reçoivent une médaille. Des récompenses sont prévues pour les meilleurs hommes et femmes sur le 5K et le 1-mile. Les t-shirts sont en vente à part, tant que les stocks le permettent. L'événement s'associe au South Bend Center for the Homeless. Ils organisent une collecte de manteaux, bonnets et gants (neufs ou en bon état) que tu peux déposer chez Fleet Feet Mishawaka ou au Chicory Cafe le matin de la course.

The Frigid 5K and Penguin Plunge takes runners around Utah Lake State Park in Provo on a cold winter morning. The 5K begins first, followed shortly by the plunge. This is a chip-timed 5K with an optional dip into Utah Lake. Participants can register for the run, the plunge, or both. The event embraces the cold: participants receive a beanie and gloves, 5K finishers get a medal, and plunge participants receive a penguin keychain and sticker. A portion of each registration supports Wolfpack Running Club. The 5K course follows the Provo Delta River Trailhead area, with Utah Lake on one side and mountain views throughout the park. Parking is available at Provo Boat Harbor. The aid station provides water, Redmond Re-Lyte, and a first aid kit. Following the finish, participants can take the Penguin Plunge into the lake. The recovery table offers hot chocolate, water, Redmond Re-Lyte, oranges, and bread. Photographers will be present at the start, course, finish, corral, and awards area. Race photos, sized for social media, are included with registration.