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Courses de 5K près de Huntsville

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Courses de 5K à venir près de Huntsville

Cette semaine 4
4JUL
Course · road · 5K
Freedom 5K
Huntsville · à 7 km
4JUL
Course · road · 5K
Firecracker 5K & 1 Mile Fun Run
Huntsville
4JUL
Course · road · 5K
Firecracker Crunch
Fayetteville · à 46 km
4JUL
Course · road · 5K
Run for Joe
Decherd · à 71 km
JUL 2
18JUL
Course · road · 5K
13th Annual Nicholas Fillinger Memorial Run
Cullman · à 65 km
+16 autres courses de 5KAfficher moins
24JUL
Course · road · 5K
Shot in the Dark Fun 5K
Snead · à 69 km
AOÛ 4
7AOÛ
Course · road · 5K
Hot Summer Nights 5K
Huntsville · à 5 km
14AOÛ
Course · road · 5K
Run to Rescue 5K - Glow Edition
Huntsville
22AOÛ
Course · road · 5K
Firehawk 5k & 1 Mile
Pulaski · à 67 km
29AOÛ
Course · road · 5K
Running of the Bulls 5K & 1 Mile Fun Run
Huntsville
SEP 11
7SEP
Course · road · 5K
Race For Justice
Huntsville · à 3 km
12SEP
Course · road · 5K
Taco Trot 5k
Guntersville · à 49 km
12SEP
Course · road · 5K
Trailhead 5k
Huntsville · à 11 km
12SEP
Course · road · 5K
9/11 Heroes Run - Huntsville, Alabama
Madison · à 14 km
12SEP
Course · road · 5K
Clift Farm Classic
Madison · à 16 km
20SEP
Course · road · 5K
Pulse Walk: Penny Per Step Challenge
Huntsville
20SEP
Course · road · 5K
Conquer the Cave 5K
Woodville · à 38 km
26SEP
Course · road · 5K
THE F5 Half Marathon, 5K & 1 Mile
Huntsville
26SEP
Course · road · 5K
Fiddlers 5k, Kids Fun Run, and Family Fun Day
Athens · à 36 km
26SEP
Course · road · 5K
PGB 5K ALOHA Run
Huntsville
26SEP
Course · road · 5K
PGB 5K ALOHA Run - Huntsville
Huntsville · à 16 km
Huntsville · 80 km
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Courses de 5K récurrentes près de Huntsville

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2026 Spooktacular 5K & Monster Mile
SAM OCT 31
The Spooktacular 5K & Monster Mile begins at 101 Church St SW in Huntsville, Alabama, offering families two straightforward running choices: a 5K for general participants and a one-mile fun run for children. Fleet Feet Huntsville/Madison organizes this event during the Halloween season, giving it a festive, Halloween-morning feel rather than a competitive road-race atmosphere. The distances are clear: 5 kilometers for the 5K and approximately 1.6 kilometers for the Monster Mile. A key attraction is the race-day costume contest, where participants can wear Halloween costumes and vie for prizes.
Spooktacular Storybook 5k & 1 Mile Fun Run
SAM OCT 31
The Great Pumpkin Run 5K - MTNA-Rainsville
SAM OCT 31
The Great Pumpkin Run is an annual 5K and Fun Run in Rainsville, Alabama, based at 189 RTI Drive. It is a Halloween-season community race rather than a large destination event, with a 5K for the main field and a separate Fun Run for children ages 9 and under. All proceeds from the 5K go to the DeKalb County Children's Advocacy Center, supporting abused children in DeKalb County. Overall male and female winners receive cash prizes, and the event keeps registration simple: pre-registration is cheaper than race-day sign-up, which closes early in the morning.
9th Annual KofC Tootsie Roll 5K & Fun Run
SAM NOV 7
The KofC Tootsie Roll 5K & Fun Run is an annual Madison race featuring a USATF-certified 5K, a shorter fun run, and a sleep-in shirt option for those who wish to support the cause without participating in the run. It is organized by Knights of Columbus Council 10232 and Council 17519, with all proceeds benefiting Madison City Schools for students with special learning needs. The race begins and ends at Madison City Stadium, adjacent to the Madison City Schools administration building, and proceeds through downtown Madison. Its purpose aligns with the Knights of Columbus nationwide Tootsie Roll campaign, with a local focus on Madison schools' intellectual disabilities programs. The city permits the road event, and the Madison Police Department's support facilitates the downtown course.
Thankful 4... 5K and Fun Run
SAM NOV 14
The Thankful 4... 5K and Fun Run is a Thanksgiving morning race series. Its original four-mile run is based at NorthWood High School in Nappanee, Indiana, starting at 8:00 AM. This flagship event has drawn crowds of nearly 1,000 runners. A Colorado edition also runs at 8:00 AM from Golden High School in Golden, Colorado, attracting local friends and families annually. The series originated as I’m Thankful Four and evolved into a Thanksgiving gathering honoring Kelsey Mikel after her passing in a car accident. All event proceeds support the Kelsey Mikel Memorial Foundation, which grants scholarships to high school students. The foundation has awarded 39 scholarships totaling over $111,000, making the race a holiday run and a fundraiser with a distinct local mission.
Plainview Turkey Trot 5K
JEU NOV 26
The Plainview Turkey Trot 5K is a Thanksgiving morning 5K in Rainsville, Alabama, hosted by Plainview Cross Country. Runners start and finish at the Dekalb County Schools Coliseum, with the race built around a simple pre-dinner idea: get in three miles before the turkey and dressing. The event is in its 24th annual running and keeps the competition easy to understand. Medals go to the top three overall women and men, plus the top three finishers in each age division, with groups running from 12 and under through 70 and up.
New Balance RunningLane Huntsville Cross Country Championships
SAM DÉC 5
The New Balance RunningLane Cross Country Championships gather high school cross country runners at John Hunt Park in Huntsville for a fast late-season meet in cool December weather. The event is structured around championship-style racing, featuring separate Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Blue divisions for boys and girls. Additionally, there is a 2 Mile race for 1st-8th graders and a Community Race. This is a significant event, attracting athletes from 44 states, Washington, D.C., and Canada, with participants holding sub-15 and sub-17 credentials. The course at John Hunt Park is a key factor in drawing serious competition, as runners anticipate fast times on a layout that favors speed. The largest contingents of athletes hail from Georgia, Florida, Indiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Texas, Colorado, Arkansas, and Mississippi. Further entries come from states like California, New York, Washington, Hawaii, and British Columbia. Awards are presented for the youth race and the main divisions, and live results alongside a Milesplit stream allow families, teammates, and coaches to follow the races remotely.
Rocket City Marathon
SAM DÉC 12
The Rocket City Marathon is a race weekend in Huntsville, Alabama, centered on a Sunday marathon concluding inside the Von Braun Center. The Huntsville Track Club has organized this event for over forty years. It also offers an early-start marathon for participants anticipating a finish time of six to seven hours, a half marathon, a 10K, a 5K, and a 1 Mile Family Run/Walk.
Huntsville City FC Holiday 5K and 10k 2026
DIM DÉC 20
The Huntsville City FC Holiday 5K and 10K is a December running event in Huntsville, Alabama. Both races begin at 4 p.m. at Wicks Family Field at Joe Davis Stadium. The event is managed by Fleet Feet and offers 5K and 10K distances. A walking option is available for those seeking a holiday outing without a timed competition. The finish provides the event's soccer-club atmosphere, as runners conclude on the pitch inside Joe Davis Stadium. This is the race's fourth annual running. Packet pickup is at Fleet Feet in Jones Valley. Participants receive finish-line refreshments, and food and drinks are available afterward for those remaining.
Race to Space Marathon & Half Marathon
SAM MAR 20
The Race to Space begins and ends at Bridge Street Town Center in Huntsville, Alabama. The event includes a marathon, half marathon, and a Saturn "V" 5K. All races commence at 7:00 AM CDT. This road race features chip timing at the start and several pacing groups. The typical spring weather for the event ranges from approximately 44F to 67F. The course winds through Cummings Research Park, the second-largest research park in the U.S., reflecting the race's Huntsville space-and-technology theme. The 5K is described as flat and fast, with a loop designed for high energy and crowd support. Following the race, participants can enjoy a post-race gathering with numerous vendors and live music. The 5K is suitable for a broad age range, from children to seniors, while the marathon and half marathon offer longer-distance challenges starting from the same Bridge Street location.
First Priority Decatur 5k and 1 Mile Fun Run
SAM AVR 10
Le First Priority Decatur 5k and 1 Mile Fun Run, c'est un samedi matin. Le départ est à la Decatur Baptist Church sur Danville Road SW à Decatur, Alabama. Il y a un 5k classique et aussi une option plus courte d'un 1 Mile. La fun run démarre une fois que le 5k est terminé. L'inscription n'est pas chère, avec des tarifs différents pour le 5k et le mile. Si tu t'inscris tôt, tu auras un T-shirt de la course. L'événement soutient les ministères universitaires First Priority / Clothe Our Kids, qui aident les étudiants dans les comtés de Morgan, Lawrence, et Cullman. Le retrait des dossards est aussi à la Decatur Baptist Church, là où les participants récupèrent dossards, T-shirts, et le matériel des sponsors. Une carte du parcours téléchargeable est dispo, et il y aura des bénévoles tout le long du tracé pour encourager les coureurs à chaque virage.
Run The Rolling Hills Trail Race
SAM AVR 24
The Rolling Hills Trail Race begins near the Campbellsville United Methodist Church pavilion in Campbellsville, Tennessee. This community is located north of Pulaski on Highway 166. It is a yearly trail and grass-surface race held on the last Saturday in April, featuring a 10K, a 5K, and a Kids 1 Mile Run. Race-day registration is available in the morning; the children's race starts first, followed by the 10K and 5K which begin concurrently. The courses traverse the rolling countryside of Giles County, avoiding pavement. The 5K consists of a 1.32-mile out-and-back segment and a 1.78-mile loop. The 10K follows the same route and includes an additional turnaround loop distinct from the finish. The Kids 1 Mile Run is a straightforward out-and-back course. Awards are presented after the children's race and again after the 10K and 5K. The event is structured for local runners, families, and participants seeking a brief yet uneven trail challenge.
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Huntsville, entre Base Miles et Jambes de Montagne

Huntsville accueille 33 courses de 5K 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.

Huntsville, pour la course, c'est vraiment varié sans se prendre la tête. Ici, on fait nos sorties Z2 en semaine sur les greenways d'Aldridge Creek, Bradford, Indian Creek, Mill Creek et Hays Farm. John Hunt Park, c'est un peu le cœur de la scène avec sa boucle goudronnée de 7 miles et son parcours de cross-country. Et puis, il y a le 5K gratuit sur Elgie’s Walk Greenway. Les clubs comme We Run Huntsville, Fleet Feet Running Club, Huntsville Pub Run, et Huntsville Track Club, c'est nickel pour trouver des sorties en groupe. La Cotton Row Run, le Monte Sano 15K, les Dizzy Fifties et le Rocket City Marathon Race Weekend, ce sont les courses qui comptent chez nous.

Pour le vélo à Huntsville, tu peux commencer sur du plat si tu veux, mais ça monte vite dès que tu pars vers l'est. On fait nos base miles sur des bouts de la Singing River Trail, puis on va chercher le gravel à Wheeler Wildlife Refuge, Arrowhead Landing, Bankhead National Forest, Desoto State Park et Paintrock. Le Cycle Club organise des sorties route et gravel, et Southern Carnage in Mooresville propose des sorties gravel toutes les semaines à Wheeler Wildlife Refuge. Monte Sano, tu y trouves du gravel et des sentiers roulants sur le haut de la montagne. Pour les montées, c'est Rainbow Mountain, Clift's Cove, Stoneridge, Green Mountain, Wade Mountain, Chapman Mountain et Huntsville Mountain qui te les offrent. Le Racin' the Station Duathlon, c'est l'événement incontournable pour les amateurs de multisport.

D'août à octobre, c'est la meilleure période pour s'entraîner ici, le temps est un peu plus sec et il fait assez chaud pour les longues sorties, les intervalles et les journées trail. L'été, les après-midis sont chauds et humides, autour de 32°C, donc on part tôt, on cherche l'ombre à Monte Sano State Park ou sur la Bradford Greenway, et on fait le plein d'eau. De novembre à mai, c'est la saison plus humide, mais l'hiver reste assez doux pour courir et rouler tranquillement. Les maxis en hiver sont autour de 10°C, et la ville passe souvent aux base miles, aux sorties sur greenway, à l'endurance en gravel et au travail en trail quand l'air est plus frais et que tu peux tenir un bon rythme.