Courses de 5K près de Harmar Township

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.

Finishers at the FAAP Fall Classic receive handmade bamboo medals after a trail race or walk based at North Harmar Pavilion in North Park, near Pittsburgh. Runners can choose 5K, 10K, or 20K distances, with staggered morning starts and a field capped at 400 participants. The race runs in early fall, timed for the first fall colors in Western Pennsylvania. About 95% of the route is on unpaved trails, including a section of the Rachel Carson Trail, and each distance starts and finishes at North Harmar Pavilion. The event has run for almost twenty years and raises money for an orphanage in the Philippines. Top finishers can earn cash prizes, Parent-Child teams have their own awards, and a folk dancing performance closes the day.

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.

RiverBOO! Park 5K, c'est une course/marche de 5K au coucher du soleil qui se déroule à Riverview Park, du côté Northside de Pittsburgh. La course commence et finit au Riverview Park Activities Building, sur Riverview Avenue. Organisé par le City of Pittsburgh Office of Special Events, c'est un événement convivial pour toute la famille. Les 200 premiers inscrits recevront des t-shirts, et la course a un thème Halloween bien marqué, avec un concours de costumes pour les jeunes. Le parcours serpente à travers le parc, en passant devant l'Allegheny Observatory sur Observatory Hill, ce qui permet aux participants d'avoir une vue sur un des points d'intérêt de Riverview Park. Attention, le finish est un bon challenge, car le dernier mile est majoritairement en montée. Les enfants de 0 à 15 ans peuvent participer au concours de costumes. Des partenaires locaux proposeront des activités de saison. Pour le parking, on vous conseille d'accéder au parc par le côté Woods Run, car Riverview Avenue pourrait avoir des restrictions le jour de la course.

Le Pittsburgh Undy Run/Walk, c'est un 5K et une course/marche fun d'un mile. Le thème ? Les sous-vêtements ! C'est pour soutenir la Colorectal Cancer Alliance et sensibiliser au cancer colorectal, en mode "famille". Le 5K, il part à 9h00, et juste après, tu as l'option d'un mile si tu préfères un truc plus court et moins exigeant. L'événement est ouvert à tous les niveaux, que tu sois marcheur, coureur occasionnel, en famille, survivant ou simple supporter, tout le monde peut participer ensemble. Les chiens sont autorisés, les enfants de 5 ans et moins peuvent s'inscrire gratuitement au parcours d'un mile, et les survivants ont aussi l'inscription offerte. Après les courses, au programme : une reconnaissance des survivants et une remise de prix. L'idée, c'est de se concentrer sur les patients, les familles, les soignants, la prévention et le financement de la recherche, plutôt que sur les chronos.

The LECOM Costume Caper 5k Family Fun Run/Walk is a 5 km run and walk in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where costumes are welcome. It begins on the Pittsburgh Riverfront Trail in the Strip District. Participants can choose to race, jog, walk, or stroll along with family at a relaxed pace. Costumes are central to the event, with participants encouraged to wear creative, humorous, or distinctive outfits. The event welcomes all ages and fitness levels, from competitive runners to leisurely walkers. Wearing a costume may provide participants with additional items and benefits a charitable cause.

The Preston Park 5k & 10k is a fall race held at Preston Park, 415 S. Eberhart Road in Butler, Pennsylvania, beginning at 9:00 a.m. The Friends of Preston Park Foundation sponsors this event, and walkers are welcome to participate with runners. The 5k course is runnable and not technical, making it suitable for first-time participants and experienced runners alike. Many participants have discovered Preston Park, a location referred to as “Butler County’s hidden gem.” Awards will be presented after the race, BiGGz BBq will offer food on site, and participants wearing a mask will receive a treat in observance of the Halloween spirit.

The Run For Your Life 5K is a run/walk held at Bradley Lake Park in Puyallup, Washington. The 5K distance is open to both runners and walkers. This event centers on recovery, welcoming individuals facing a hurt, habit, or hang-up, as well as their family members and friends impacted by these challenges. It also functions as a fundraiser, with proceeds benefiting Calvary Celebrate Recovery and other Celebrate Recovery ministries in the Puget Sound region. Participation is possible in memory of someone lost to addiction or in honor of someone who has overcome a hurt, habit, or hang-up. The race provides youth pricing, group discounts, shirts, and medals. Packet pickup is available before race day or on race morning. The event prioritizes offering a public, shared avenue for marking grief, recovery, support, and hope over competitive racing.

The Raible Run to Remember is a Steel City NROTC event featuring an in-person 5K run/walk, an in-person ruck, and a virtual 5K run/walk/ruck. It honors Lieutenant Colonel Christopher "Otis" Raible, focusing the day on community participation, health and wellness, patriotism, and the values of duty, bravery, and sacrifice. The format offers several ways to participate: race the 5K in person, carry weight in the ruck, or complete the virtual option from elsewhere. Gingerbread Timing, a veteran-owned timing service in Western Pennsylvania, will manage results using RFID bib timing, an LED leaderboard at the finish, and live results posted online.

The South Park 5K, also known as The Loop 5K, is a spring road race in Charlotte, North Carolina, taking place in the SouthPark area. The course follows The Loop, a 3.1-mile urban trail designed to link various points within the neighborhood, making it a community-focused run rather than a race through a remote park. Participants will run along the tree-lined streets surrounding SouthPark Mall, navigating a moderately challenging course with rolling hills. The event attracts competitive runners, families, and casual joggers. The finish line opens into a block party featuring music, food, and local vendor stalls.

The SKECHERS Wicked Wine Run Pittsburgh takes place during the Halloween season at Hartwood Acres Park in Allison Park, Pennsylvania. Participants can choose between a 5K run/walk or a 1K tasting walk. The 1K route features three wine stops along the way, with a final pour in an included wine glass at the finish. The 5K offers a more competitive experience, including a bib, event shirt, finisher medal, access to the after-party, and a wine glass filled at the finish. The event combines racing elements with a festival atmosphere. Runners and walkers will find aid stations before finishing to a selection of wine, food trucks, sampling stations, music, games, a merchandise tent, and race bag pickup. Costumes are encouraged, and the schedule includes dance and costume contests. Spectators can attend with a tasting ticket, which provides an etched wine glass and a wristband for purchasing wine on-site.