Courses de 5K près de Pewaukee

Tu aimes le fromage ? Cet événement à Muskego Park a vraiment de quoi plaire à tout le monde. Que tu sois coureur, marcheur, ou un enfant prêt pour un petit sprint, il y aura ton compte. Tu pourras gagner ton fromage post-course, ou même tester ta force avec un ruck twist. Chaque participant qui finit reçoit un bâtonnet de fromage gratuit, et les enfants ont en plus une surprise fromagère à l'arrivée ! C'est un bon mix de sport et de fun, ça met un peu de peps à ton calendrier de courses.

La 44ème édition du Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon, le plus grand et le plus ancien marathon du Wisconsin, se déroule à Milwaukee, avec des vues sur la skyline de la ville. C'est une épreuve bien établie qui représente un bon défi pour les coureurs du coin, avec une histoire riche le long du Lakefront. Le parcours longe le Lac, avec des points de vue tout au long de la course. Tu passeras sur l'emblématique Hoan Bridge, un point fort du tracé, ce qui en fait un vrai voyage à travers Milwaukee, sur un itinéraire connu pour son tracé particulier.

The Milwaukee Beer Run 5k & .05k begins and ends at The Bavarian Bierhaus in Glendale, north of Milwaukee. This October running event connects to Milwaukee's Original Oktoberfest. It offers a chip-timed 5K for runners and walkers, plus a very short .05K option covering only 54 yards. The 5K follows the Oak Leaf Trail out and back, leading finishers directly into the Oktoberfest festivities at Old Heidelberg Park. Registration provides all-day festival access, a Beer Run sweatshirt, a collector's cup, and a post-race craft beer or root beer from The Bavarian Bierhaus. The event benefits Hunger Task Force via a donation and food drive. Its setup accommodates all ages, including club runners, casual joggers, walkers, families, and those primarily interested in the short dash and the subsequent party.

Race for Open Space on Nantucket offers 5K, 10K, and 2-mile distances, allowing runners, walkers, and joggers to select a distance suitable for their day. The course follows a rolling route through the Middle Moors, an island landscape the event helps protect. The race directly supports the Nantucket Conservation Foundation, with proceeds funding its science, restoration, and stewardship of open spaces on the island. With over two dozen events held, it functions as a local tradition centered on crossing the land it benefits.

Rendez-vous pour le KEYS 33rd Annual 5K Run/Walk un dimanche matin d'automne à Kewaskum, Wisconsin. Le départ est donné à 11h00 depuis le 1510 Bilgo Lane. C'est un 5K sans chichis, ouvert aux coureurs comme aux marcheurs. Tu pourras récupérer ton dossard en amont, devant Kewaskum High School. L'inscription est à 25 $. Cette course est organisée au profit de KEYS, Inc., une association à but non lucratif fondée en 1985 pour offrir des bourses aux diplômés de Kewaskum High School. Au programme : un échauffement Gaining Grit, des annonces, l'hymne national et la remise des prix à 12h15. Attention, il faut être présent pour récupérer ta médaille ! On verra des participants de tout âge, des jeunes enfants aux adultes plus âgés, avec des médailles par catégorie d'âge, des 4-7 ans jusqu'aux plus de 70 ans. Des primes en espèces seront aussi distribuées aux premiers hommes et femmes au scratch. Si tu bats un nouveau record du parcours, tu seras récompensé de 200 $. Les records actuels sont de 17:58 chez les femmes et 15:22 chez les hommes. Après la course, les stands du Kewaskum Booster Club seront là pour soutenir les étudiants de KHS.

National Sweetest Day marks the conclusion of the Wisconsin Trail Assail Series in Nashotah, Wisconsin, coinciding with the National Sweetest Day holiday. This event offers trail running and walking options: 5K, 10K, and half marathon distances, along with a 1K for children under 10. The event typically hosts 100 to 500 participants, taking place within Nashotah Park. The course features wide, maintained trails covered in wood chips. Over 90% of the race unfolds within the park's wooded areas, passing Forest Lake and Grass Lake. The terrain is characterized as fast and flat, suitable for trail runners seeking less technical challenges on longer distances. Families are included, with children in the 1K receiving their own bibs, and this kids' race is complimentary for registered parents.

The Spooky Sprint - Milwaukee is a Halloween-themed race morning at Estabrook Park in Shorewood, offering 5K, 10K, half marathon, 1-mile, and Kid's Dash options. Bodies Race Company organizes the event as part of its local race series, catering to runners seeking chip-timed results and families looking for a low-pressure seasonal run. The courses feature flat, paved loop or out-and-back routes within the park. The 1-mile and Kid's Dash remain untimed. Children 10 and under may enter the dash for free if they forgo the shirt and medal package. Costumes are encouraged, with trick-or-treat aid stations enhancing the Halloween theme. The finish area provides treats, complimentary photos, a DJ, and a costume contest. The 5K, 10K, and half marathon participants receive custom bibs, designer shirts, finisher medals, live results, and age-group awards. Youth pricing is available for the 5K and 10K.

Saukville Scare is a Halloween-themed 5K run and walk held in Grady Park, Saukville, Wisconsin. Participants are encouraged to wear costumes. The event caters to both competitive 5K runners and families attending for the holiday activities. It serves as an annual community fundraiser, with proceeds benefiting the Saukville Parent's Association to support elementary school activities and classroom resources. The 5K race offers cash prizes for the top male and female finishers and awards for winners in each age division. Following the race, Grady Park hosts a costume contest, a pumpkin pancake breakfast, a bounce house, and music by a DJ near the shelter. Children aged 12 and under can participate in a separate Trick or Treat Fun Walk on a shorter course featuring four trick-or-treat stations.

The Tombstone Trot guides runners and walkers through Prairie Home Cemetery, featuring a 5K run, a 2-mile walk, a Kiddos Run, and a 5K ruck. This October community race is organized by Prairie Home Cemetery and Silver Circle Sports Events, centered on the cemetery’s anniversary and its extensive local history. The route remains within the cemetery grounds, making the setting integral to the event. Participants pass a historic Waukesha landmark instead of a typical road course. A portion of the entry fees benefits Friends of Prairie Home Cemetery, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, with funds designated for a monument and flagpole in the newer Veterans section. The event also offers a 50/50 raffle and sells Prairie Home Cemetery history books, contributing to a preservation fundraiser atmosphere rather than a standard 5K.

The Hot Cider Hustle in Shorewood, Wisconsin, offers a half marathon and several 5K race options. Participants can select a timed 5K, an untimed 5K, a kids’ 5K for those 12 and under, or virtual options for the 5K and half marathon. The signature finish-line offerings include hot cider, a caramel apple, and a finisher’s mug for all participants. The kids’ race is untimed, providing the same cider, caramel apple, and mug. The #HotCiderHustle tag serves as a straightforward method for sharing race photos.

The Dia de los Muertos Run/Walk is a 5K run-walk-roll starting at 9 a.m. at Gill Memorial Park in Milpitas, followed by a wellness fair from 10 a.m. to noon. Registration is available for adults and youth, with options including a medal, shirt, and race swag bag, catering to runners, walkers, wheelchair users, families, and kids. The route begins and ends at the park, incorporating the Hetch Hetchy Trail, and can also be navigated on city sidewalks or streets, ensuring accessibility. Following the 5K, the event incorporates Dia de Muertos traditions and community health activities, featuring Mariachi music, Bay Area Aztec dance performances, sugar skull face painting, children's crafts, and wellness resources.