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Courses de 5K près de Jacksonville
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Courses de 5K à venir près de Jacksonville
JUL 2
11JUL
Course · road · 5K
Crack Of Dawn Dash
Lenoir · à 60 km
18JUL
Course · road · 5K
Eagle 5K, 10K & 13.1M at Wilmington, NC (29)
Wilmington · à 77 km
AOÛ 1
15AOÛ
Course · road · 5K
Ninja 5K, 10K & 13.1M at Wilmington, NC (33)
Wilmington · à 76 km
SEP 5
10SEP
Course · road · 5K
Lion Pride 5K
Wilmington · à 69 km
19SEP
Course · road · 5K
Mind Over Miles 5k Walk/Run
Jacksonville · à 6 km
Jacksonville · 80 km
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Courses de 5K récurrentes près de Jacksonville
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Movin' Mullet 5k Run
The Movin' Mullet 5k Run is a 5K in Swansboro, North Carolina, timed for the Saturday before the town's Mullet Festival. The race is presented by Marine Chevy and gives the festival weekend an early start, with an in-person 5K, a virtual 5K option, and a free stroller category for children ages 5 and under.
The start is listed around downtown Swansboro, with The Boro Restaurant & Bar on Front Street named as the race start and 106 Church Street used as the event location. The hook is the mullet joke in both senses: the local fish and the haircut. Runners are encouraged to wear fun clothes and show off any version of the style, from a "Kentucky Waterfall" to an "El Camino Headrest," with the race promising business at the start line and a party at the finish medal.
Run for the Ta Tas
Run for the Ta Tas includes a 5K race in Wilmington, North Carolina, held in October. This event is a short road run, suitable for runners and walkers seeking a manageable fall race, rather than a long endurance challenge.
The listing provides the event's location in Wilmington and specifies only the 5K category, without a detailed course map. The race is organized by Run for the Ta-Tas, suggesting a themed community run rather than a typical club competition.
Run for the Ta-Tas 5K - Wilmington
Mumfest MUMosa 5k & Fun Run
The Mumfest MUMosa 5K & Fun Run is a fall run/walk in historic downtown New Bern, North Carolina. It offers a 5K, a 1-mile Fun Run, and virtual options for both distances. The in-person race begins at 210 E Front Street. New Bern Parks and Recreation, in partnership with Swiss Bear Inc., organizes the event. It coincides with Mumfest weekend, meaning participants share downtown with a larger festival crowd, not a standalone road race.
The 5K route partially uses closed streets within the Mumfest festival footprint, guiding runners through the downtown area filled with music, food, arts, and family activities. Mumfest attracts tens of thousands of visitors. The race is intended for casual runners, walkers, families, and local competitors seeking a short event integrated into the festival day. The 5K includes awards for the top three overall male and female finishers, plus age-group awards for ages 10 and under through 70+.
Miles for Mammos 5K Run/Walk
Le Miles for Mammos 5K Run/Walk, le départ est à 9h à Jacksonville Commons, à Jacksonville, North Carolina. Un échauffement collectif est prévu juste avant. C'est un 5K bien plat et rapide, qui soutient le Julie's Pink Warrior Project. Les fonds récoltés servent à financer des mammographies de dépistage gratuites pour les personnes non assurées ou mal assurées dans le Onslow County.
Le parcours est ouvert aux coureurs, marcheurs, poussettes et familles. Il y a de l'eau vers la mi-parcours, et les spectateurs, avec les autres coureurs, t'encouragent sur la dernière ligne droite. L'événement propose un 5K classique, un 5K virtuel, des courses pour enfants (jusqu'à 5 ans) et une catégorie "Breast Cancer Warrior" pour les survivantes et celles qui sont en plein combat. Tous les finishers reçoivent une médaille, il y a un ravitaillement après la course, et les chiens tenus en laisse sont les bienvenus (des bandanas sont dispo contre une petite donation). Cette course compte aussi comme un événement bonus pour la JOSC race series.
Haunted 5K, 10K & 13.1M at Wilmington, NC (42)
The Haunted 5K, 10K & 13.1M in Wilmington, North Carolina, is a US Road Running event with Halloween themes, offering 5K, 10K, and half marathon distances. All races commence at 8:00 AM. Packet pickup is available from 7:30 AM until 7:50 AM. Registration must be completed via RunSignup in advance; no race-day sign-ups will be accepted.
The 5K course involves two repetitions of a short out-and-back section. The half marathon course consists of six repetitions of a longer out-and-back section. This design utilizes a compact, looping format instead of a linear route through Wilmington. The event has a 3 hour and 30 minute time limit. Participants receive medals, and awards will be presented. Series points are awarded, and a best costume prize ensures the haunted theme is integrated beyond just the event's title.
Hallie Elizabeth 5K for Perinatal Loss Awareness
The Hallie Elizabeth 5K for Perinatal Loss Awareness is an annual 5K run/walk in Morehead City, North Carolina. It starts from the CHC Fitness Lot at 3709 Bridges Street and is held in memory of Hallie Elizabeth Daniels, who lived for nine days.
The event honors babies lost through miscarriage, stillbirth, and early infant loss. Runners, walkers, supporters, and volunteers share a day of remembrance rather than a typical race-only atmosphere. Proceeds go to the Carteret Health Care Bereavement Fund and related initiatives that provide care and resources for grieving families.
Haunted 5K & 13.1M at Raleigh, NC (42)
The Haunted 5K & 13.1M in Raleigh, a US Road Running event, takes place at 9300 Deponie Dr. Both the 5K and half marathon begin at 9:00 AM. This is a Halloween-themed road race on concrete, not a trail run. Participants can select the 5K or the 13.1-mile distance. Packet pickup is available 30 minutes before the start and concludes 10 minutes prior. Pre-registration on RunSignup is required, as there is no race-day registration.
Both distances feature an out-and-back course, designed for simplicity but offering repetition. The 5K completes its out-and-back loop twice, and the half marathon completes it six times, all within a three-hour time limit. Parking and restrooms are located by the playground on the park's north side, with the gate opening at 8:00 AM. Medals are provided to all finishers, and awards will be presented. Series points are awarded, and a best costume prize adds to the Halloween atmosphere.
Mother Earth Brewing Ironclad Half-Marathon & 5k
The Mother Earth Brewing Ironclad Half-Marathon & 5k takes place in October in Kinston, North Carolina. It offers a half marathon for those seeking a longer run and a 5k for a shorter run or walk. Mother Earth Brewing is the title sponsor, and Ironclad Races Inc., a Kinston-based nonprofit, organizes the event. The race attracts a local and accessible field, not a massive one: recent half marathon fields have included just over one hundred runners to slightly more than four hundred, while the 5k has drawn from under one hundred to nearly four hundred participants.
The event aims to draw runners to Kinston and highlight the city's historic and cultural attractions. Its proceeds support local groups such as HOPE Restorations, Hugo Volunteer Fire Department, Mary’s Soup Kitchen, and other community organizations. The race also ties into local environmental efforts through a partnership with Mother Earth Foundation and Sound Rivers to install a Trash Trap on the Neuse River. This provides the weekend with a distinct small-city character: a race sponsored by a brewery, managed by a nonprofit, with funds and focus remaining within Kinston.
Zombie Run
The Barley Chase
The Barley Chase is a USATF-certified 5K and 10K race held in Newport, North Carolina. The race begins at 9:00 a.m. at Shortway Brewing Co. on Chatham Street. This brewery-based road race starts at Shortway, proceeds through the center of Newport, and concludes at the same location.
The event offers two distance options for participants seeking a shorter race or a longer morning run. All finishers get a shirt, a medal, and a wristband for free post-run pints at the after party. The brewery is integrated into the race day from beginning to end.
Let's Make Pink Just a Color
Let’s Make Pink Just a Color is a local annual 5K and 1.5-mile fun run/walk focused on breast cancer support. The race honors Brittany Kelley, the founder, who died after fighting stage 3 triple-negative breast cancer.
Brittany started the event as a community project, and it quickly drew more than 400 participants and raised over $38,000 in its first year. The next edition passed $50,000, with all funds staying local to help patients with practical items such as chemo port access shirts, surgical bras, and drain bulb shower aids.
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Les 'base miles' à Jacksonville
Jacksonville accueille 40 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.
Ici, les coureurs font leurs 'base miles' autour des anciennes routes de Front Gate, du Camp Johnson Scenic Loop, du Riverwalk Crossing Park et du côté New River de la ville. Une boucle classique fait 20 km avec un dénivelé positif de +56 m. Il n'y a pas vraiment de club de course officiel, donc les gens se retrouvent plutôt lors des matins de course ou pour des sorties régulières sur les boucles qu'on connaît bien. Le Running with the Law 5K/10K - Sunset Pursuit emmène les participants sur les quais et dans les rues de la ville au coucher du soleil, tandis que le Beat the Bridge 10k/5k, le Stars & Strides 5k et le YMCA Chevy Shuffle 5k sont un peu les événements phares de la saison.
Il y a un chemin qui fait 2 miles, de Camp LeJeune à Marine Boulevard. La Rails to Trails Greenway, c'est un gros projet pour la ville, avec un réseau prévu de 172-mile qui va se connecter vers le Riverwalk Crossing Park. Pour les cyclistes sur route, la Richlands Loop Bicycle Route offre une belle sortie rurale de 50-mile, et il y a une option plus courte de 20-mile au sud de Gregory Crossroads. Le parc a aussi 2 miles de sentiers de type 'singletrack' pour le VTT et la marche. 9%.
Le printemps et l'automne, c'est vraiment les meilleures périodes pour s'entraîner ici, surtout pour la Richlands Loop et les sorties 'base miles' plus longues. L'été, dans le Onslow County, il fait super chaud et humide, alors les gens courent tôt le matin, font leurs intervalles sérieusement, et les sorties longues à vélo, c'est un vrai calcul de bidons. L'hiver, le temps dans le Onslow County est imprévisible, mais comme c'est plat sur la côte, tu peux toujours faire tes sorties en Z2 quand la météo le permet. Le Riverwalk Crossing Park, le chemin Rails-to-Trails et le Big Branch Bike Park restent pratiques quand tu dois changer tes plans, et des courses comme le White Elephant 5k FUN RUN ou le Turkey Trot motivent toujours les gens.