Courses de 5K près de McDonough

The Race offers a half marathon and a 5K, with virtual options available for both distances, accommodating runners and walkers participating remotely. It takes place in early October and has been organized annually since 2018. The event's planning centers on culture, community, wellness, local economic impact, and pride. The course details provided focus on the choice between the half marathon and the 5K. Race weekend also features an expo and a Community Impact Service Day, where volunteers and partners contribute to local neighborhood projects. The event's theme, ROOTED, emphasizes community, culture, and purpose, aligning with its stated mission: created for the culture and powered by the community.

Monster Mash is a running series held in McDonough, Georgia, offering race distances from 1 mile to a full marathon. The event takes place in October and provides five distance options: 1 mile, 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon. The listing also includes a "Participate from Home" option, allowing participation without being in McDonough. TrainerDay is associated with the event, and the variety of distances accommodates beginners, 5K and 10K runners, half-marathoners, and marathoners under the Monster Mash name.

The Winship 5K is an annual 5K run/walk held at McDonough Field on the Emory University campus in Atlanta. It offers both in-person and virtual participation, allowing individuals to join on campus or remotely. The race benefits cancer research at Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University. Participants may register individually or as a team, with a suggested fundraising goal of $250 per person. Recent editions have generated over $1.3 million in a single year, bringing the total raised for Winship cancer research to more than $12.75 million.

The Taco Sloth 1M 5K 10K 13.1 26.2 is a virtual race series centered on tacos, sloths, and a relaxed approach to race day. Participants select a distance—1 mile, 5K, 10K, half marathon, or marathon—and complete it at their chosen location and time within the event year. The theme combines National Taco Day and Sloth Day under the "Tacos & Chill" banner. No specific course is required; runners and walkers may use a neighborhood route, treadmill, park path, or any measured route matching the chosen distance. Registration provides a bib, a medal, and a charity donation, with bibs and medals dispatched soon after registration. The medal is a distinctive feature, handcrafted by the organizers from engraved leather with a wooden backing. A portion of each registration fee supports charity, and the organizers report donating over $1 million across the past 13 years. Participants are advised to email for specific charity details, as a comprehensive list of beneficiaries is not publicly available.

Le ERC Stride 5K for Mental Health Awareness, c'est une course/marche de 5K qui se passe à Shirley C. Franklin/Westside Park, à Atlanta. Ça démarre le matin et ça se termine vers midi. C'est The Empowerment Resource Center qui organise ça, pour qu'on se rassemble tous autour de la sensibilisation à la santé mentale, du bien-être, de la résilience, et pour qu'on parle plus ouvertement des soins et de la stigmatisation. Au programme, il y a un 5K chronométré, des médailles de finisher, du "swag" de la course et des cadeaux. Il y aura aussi le EMPOWERFEST, un rassemblement communautaire avec de la musique, des stands et des ressources pour le bien-être. Les bénéfices iront financer des séances de thérapie pour les personnes à faibles revenus et soutiendront les services de santé comportementale, les programmes de rétablissement de la toxicomanie, des dépistages de santé communautaire gratuits, des événements éducatifs et des soins complets pour un bien-être durable.

Holy Halloween! 5K & 1 Mile "Fun" Run/Walk is CCA's annual Run to Serve event at Blackburn Park's Main Pavilion in Brookhaven, Georgia. It starts at 8:30 AM and offers two simple choices: a 5K run or a 1-mile fun run/walk, with walkers and beginners explicitly invited. The race is built around a Halloween theme and a low-pressure local format rather than an elite field. It is listed on Atlanta Track Club's Community Calendar, but it is organized outside the club by CCA, so race questions go to the event organizer.

Spooky Sprint Greater Atlanta is an annual Halloween-themed running event with a 5K, 10K, half marathon, 1-mile option, and a kids’ dash. It is built for families as much as regular runners, with youth pricing for the 5K and 10K and an untimed dash for children 10 and under. The race offers chip timing, live results, awards, free participant photos, and treats at the finish line. Registrants in the main distances receive a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal, while kids’ dash entrants get a mini bib, youth shirt, and their own medal; children can also run the dash for free without the swag. A virtual option lets people run anywhere and still receive the race gear.

Race for Rest begins and ends at Monday Night Brewing's Garage in Atlanta. The October 5K, starting at 9am, supports the Furniture Bank of Metro Atlanta. This paved, chip-timed race is a Peachtree qualifier, suitable for those aiming for a qualifying time or for participants running or walking with friends. The course follows the BeltLine before returning to Monday Night Garage for awards and an after-party featuring live music and games. All runners receive free coffee, and participants aged 21 and older get a complimentary beer. The event accommodates children, dogs, teams, fundraisers, age-group competitors, masters runners, and top overall finishers.