Courses de 5K près de Nazareth

The Sterbenz Run for the Pickles is a local running event in Washington, New Jersey, offering a 5K race and a 2K option. The event begins at Warren County Community College. The 2K is designated as the Pup Strut & Stroll, incorporating dogs into the activities. The race structure allows participants to select the 5K run or the 2K Pup Strut & Stroll, suitable for walkers, families, and dog owners. The event is also listed as the Sterbenz Run for the Pickels 5K/2K Pup Strut and Stroll, using that specific spelling.

The Harvest Hustle 5K begins and ends at Kennesaw First Baptist Church, located on North Main Street in Kennesaw, Georgia. This 5K road race is the third event in the Kennesaw Grand Prix Series, a collection of short races held in North Georgia. The course consists mainly of asphalt, featuring a flat, fast layout suitable for runners aiming for a personal best or those seeking a simple community event. The church's location offers proximity to central Kennesaw, avoiding trail or park settings.

The Scarecrow Shuffle takes place at Peddler's Village in Lahaska, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, beginning near Rt 202 and Street Road. Scoogie Events hosts the event, offering four distances: an 8K run/jog, a 5K run/jog, a 2-mile run/jog, and a 1/4-mile kids' run. This variety allows adults, children, walkers, joggers, and faster runners to participate together. The scarecrow theme is central to the day. Participants are encouraged to wear scarecrow or fall costumes, with dressed-up runners eligible for the Scarecrow Shuffle Costume Contest. The race connects with Peddler's Village's Annual Scarecrows in the Village competition, where attendees can view large scarecrow displays post-race. Proceeds support the Bucks County Opportunity Council.

The Knights 5K is a run/walk held at Warren County Technical School in Washington, New Jersey. The course starts and finishes at the school on Route 57, utilizing Warren Tech's cross-country 5K route. This setup offers a feel closer to a school cross-country meet open to the public rather than a large road race. The event begins in the morning, is hand-timed, and maintains a straightforward format: no age-group or gender-group awards, only a marked course and a recorded finish time. The route incorporates both grass and pavement, featuring a few moderate inclines. A water station is positioned near the halfway mark. Both walkers and runners are welcome, and the entry fee is reasonable, with a reduced rate for advance registration compared to race-day sign-ups. A shirt is assured only for participants who register by the specified deadline. All funds raised benefit Warren Tech's cross-country team, providing the race with a distinct local objective beyond the 5K itself.

Tolino Vineyards hosts its Halloween-themed Run the Vineyards event, featuring a chip-timed 5K alongside autumn scenery of the Pocono Mountains. The 5K begins at 10 AM, followed five minutes later by a one-mile non-timed walk, allowing runners, walkers, families, and children to participate together. The race provides a water stop, water at the finish line, bananas, snacks, a custom tech shirt, and a souvenir wine glass. Participants aged 21 and over with valid ID can redeem their wine ticket. The post-race gathering includes chocolate, live music, and a costume competition with awards for top male, female, and team costumes. Trophies will be presented to the fastest male and female runners, overall top finishers, and age-group competitors, including a youth division for those 14 and younger.

The Racin’ Bacon 5K is a morning 5K race in Easton, Pennsylvania. It starts at 9 a.m. near the amphitheater at Riverside Park. The race is linked to PA Bacon Fest, and embraces the theme: registration includes a long-sleeved shirt, bacon, and beer. The route starts and finishes by Riverside Park’s amphitheater. There is no special race parking, so runners should plan around festival crowds. A unique feature is the chase: three mascot pigs get a 30- to 60-second head start, and anyone who passes all three wins a special prize. Awards are presented on the Hog Wild Stage, with overall prizes and age-group awards for participants 19 and under through 60+.

The Lehigh Valley Turkey Trot is a post-Thanksgiving 5K and fun walk held in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. It begins at Luckenbach Mill on Old York Road. The annual event offers a 5K for runners and competitive walkers, alongside a 1.7-mile fun walk for those seeking a more relaxed pace. Starts are staggered: runners depart first, followed by competitive walkers, and then fun walkers. Over 1,000 participants attended the last event, indicating its status as a community-scale race. The course winds through Historic Bethlehem and the Moravian Church Settlements, providing a view of one of the city’s historic districts. Dogs are welcome and participate in a pet costume contest, which is held alongside a general costume contest for runners and walkers in holiday or race-themed attire. Awards are presented for individual and group costumes, with judging criteria including creativity, pet-and-handler pairings, and adherence to the Turkey Trot theme. Proceeds from the race benefit Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites, supporting preservation efforts and educational programs on local history spanning three centuries. Registered 5K participants receive a shirt, refreshments, weekend museum admission, and a shop discount.

The CEA/Johanna Foods Turkey Trot is a Thanksgiving Day race in Flemington, New Jersey, billed as the state’s original Turkey Trot. The event gives people a choice between a 5K run and a 2-mile walk, so it works for competitive runners, casual walkers, families, and neighbors starting the holiday together. The route goes through Flemington’s historic streets, and the field can reach more than 6,000 runners and walkers. Since 1993, the race has raised money for CEA employment programs, which help hundreds of people with disabilities get coaching and support for successful jobs in their communities. Generations of local families return to the trot as part of their Thanksgiving routine, with experienced runners and first-timers sharing the same morning.

Huff and Puff after you stuff/Smiles for Margaret is a 5K run/walk in Hackettstown, New Jersey, held on a Saturday in late November. The 3.1-mile race begins at the American Legion Hall on Willow Grove Street, with sign-in in the morning and a 10:00 AM EST start. The race honors Margaret Walling, a young Hackettstown resident who died after fighting a malignant brain tumor. Smiles For Margaret raises money for local families facing childhood cancer. People can support the cause by running, walking, or donating.

Santa Will Run for Beer 5K-ish is a holiday bar-run on the north side of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Runners and walkers are encouraged to dress as Santa. The event covers roughly 3.1 miles, but it is not a standard road race: participants check in at the Flying Pig and then choose their own route between participating bars, rather than following a marked course. The event includes a tactical element, as the first 24 people to reach each designated bar receive a complimentary drink. Other participants can take advantage of drink specials throughout the afternoon. A portion of each registration fee benefits Toys for Tots, and participants can bring a toy to the start line for a drink ticket. The day concludes at Molly's Irish Grille and Sports Pub, with a final gathering featuring live music.

Le December Ice Scraper 5K, c'est une course hivernale gratuite et sans chichis qui part à 10h du matin depuis le LVRR Clubhouse, à Lehigh Parkway, Allentown, Pennsylvania. Le pointage se fait avant la course, et l'inscription est uniquement en ligne ; pas moyen de s'inscrire sur place le jour J. L'épreuve est ouverte aux coureurs à partir de 10 ans, avec une barrière horaire de 60 minutes, ce qui fait à peu près un rythme de 19:35 par mile. Le parcours, c'est un 5K mesuré avec précision, globalement plat, sur des chemins de cendres et des surfaces pavées, le tout dans le Parkway. Les organisateurs peuvent dévier les coureurs vers les routes principales si la glace rend le chemin habituel dangereux. Cette série de courses a lieu tous les ans depuis 2013, et elle attire les coureurs du coin, que ni le brouillard, ni la neige, ni la pluie, ni le temps gris et froid n'arrêtent. Il n'y a pas de récompenses, mais les résultats sont affichés sur le site du LVRR. Après la course, tu auras droit à des braseros, du chocolat chaud et des petits encas.

The Reindeer Run 5K begins at ShawneeCraft Brewery, leading runners across the historic Shawnee Inn and Golf Course before returning to the brewery. This holiday-themed event features a chip-timed 5K at 10 AM, followed five minutes later by a 1 Mile Walk, accommodating both competitive runners and those seeking a brief, festive stroll. The 5K route crosses a bridge onto the golf course, utilizing cart paths, fairways, and a wooded trail prior to the finish at ShawneeCraft. Awards are presented to the top three overall finishers and the top three in age groups, ranging from under 14 through standard ten-year divisions. Participants receive a craft beer (or soda for those under 21), a custom fleece-lined beanie, and a beer glass. This marks the race's fourth annual running.