Courses de 10K près de Placerville

The Heart of Cool Trail Run takes place in Cool, California, a small Sierra Foothills town of approximately 4,000 residents. It provides 5K, 10K, and half marathon distances, all run on unpaved local trails. The race headquarters is located at 860 Cave Valley Road. This event occurs in the fall and began in 2016. It features a low-profile course: the start is at about 1,500 feet elevation, and the highest point reaches approximately 1,550 feet. The race is designed for families and trail runners alike, offering walk-friendly shorter distances and family pricing for the 5K and 10K. Paid child care is available for young children. Proceeds benefit youth programs within the Black Oak Mine Unified School District, supporting areas such as agriculture, engineering, and visual and performing arts. Additionally, some funds contribute to a Camp Taylor scholarship for a child with heart disease. Situated near Gold Rush historical areas, the run incorporates a local history theme alongside its Sierra Foothills trail setting.

The California Gold Rush Trail Run - Fall takes place in Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park in Coloma, approximately 40 miles from Sacramento. Participants can select from a Kids Run, 5K, 10K, 15K, or half marathon, accommodating families and runners seeking a challenging, hilly long-distance run. The location is historically significant as the site of the 1848 gold discovery, situated along the South Fork of the American River in the Sierra foothills. The courses incorporate a blend of singletrack dirt paths and some paved segments, featuring switchbacks, undulating terrain, level areas, and moderately technical ascents and descents. The 5K route follows the Monroe Ridge Trail, ascending about 500 feet above the meadows. Longer races involve loops and include a steep half-mile fire road. Elevation gain increases with distance, ranging from 600 feet for the 5K to 2,493 feet for the half marathon. The event proceeds regardless of weather, with potential for cold mornings. The course is supported by two aid stations and a water stop. Medals are awarded to finishers of the 5K through half marathon, with a 4.5-hour time limit for all participants.

The Acorn Creek Trail Run begins near the Acorn Creek Trailhead at Salmon Falls Ranch, located west of Salmon Falls Road and south of Pilot Hill, California. This single-track trail race unfolds in the Gold Country foothills east of Folsom Lake, with Bizz Running Company managing the event. The course crosses privately owned land cared for by the American River Conservancy, a nonprofit conservation organization. Salmon Falls Ranch is frequented by both runners and mountain bikers. Race proceeds directly support trail work and maintenance in the Acorn Creek and Salmon Falls Ranch areas.

The Day of The Dead 5K & 10K is a Sacramento race held at North Natomas Regional Park. The in-person 5K begins at 9 a.m. A virtual 5K option is also available. Registration costs $40 per athlete and includes a race T-shirt. The race is open to youth, adult, and masters runners, accommodating a wide age range. It is sanctioned by USATF, and registration is managed through RunSignup.

À Roseville, California, tu as le Santa Hustle Roseville, une course de Noël en décembre. Au programme, un half marathon, un 10K, un 5K et même une Kids Dash. C'est vraiment pour tout le monde : des adultes aux enfants, les coureurs qui veulent faire un temps, les marcheurs, les familles, et même ceux qui se lancent pour la première fois. La course joue à fond la carte de Noël, avec de la musique festive, des cannes à sucre et des cookies pour les coureurs. C'est plus une sortie conviviale de fin d'année qu'une simple course sur route. Avec toutes ces distances, les coureurs sérieux peuvent se concentrer sur leur chrono, pendant que les familles peuvent opter pour le 5K ou la Kids Dash. Et les bénévoles mettent la main à la pâte pour que l'événement soit top.

The Chanoko Trail Runs are trail races held in March, centered at Granite Beach in Folsom Lake State Recreation Area, offering 31K, 10K, and 5K distances. The 10K and 5K races begin at Granite Beach. The 31K starts at Auburn Overlook Park; runners needing transport to the start line can use a shuttle from the Granite Beach finish area. The 31K course covers approximately 19.26 miles and includes six aid stations stocked with water, FLUID electrolyte drink, Coke, Hammer gels, chips, trail mix, dill pickles, various snacks, fruit, Vaseline, and first aid supplies. All finishers receive medals. Specifically, 31K finishers are also given a custom long-sleeve hoodie. Champion awards are presented to the overall male and female winners in each race. Additionally, awards for the 10K and 5K races are given to the top three finishers in each age group.

The Mighty Dog Trail Runs take place in March on the trails at Granite Beach, within Folsom Lake State Recreation Area. Runners, walkers, and their dogs can choose from 5K and 10K run options, or dog-friendly walk options. The 10K course consists of two 5K laps. This event is designed for participants running with dogs, not simply for those bringing pets. Dog divisions are based on size, and a Cani Cross category is available for teams using a run harness. The event also features the Mighty Mile for senior dogs. Aid stations are located at the halfway point of each 5K loop, approximately 1.5 miles in. They provide cold water, FLUID electrolyte drink, and Hammer gels for human participants, along with water for dogs. All finishers earn a medal, and dogs receive a tag. Additional dogs can be included in a walking entry and will receive their own tag and a goody bag. The series has been held for over ten years, with rules emphasizing the separation and untangling of teams on the course.

The Wild Flowers 10k is a women-only 10k trail run held in Auburn, California. It begins on Pacific Avenue and utilizes the Auburn trail system. The event is designed for women running or walking with friends and family, including those attempting their first 10k. The run starts at 8:30 AM and concludes in the late morning. The day is structured as a communal gathering rather than a simple race. All finishers receive a Wild Flowers race tee, and participants are provided with a hot breakfast. Live music will be performed before and after the run. The prize offerings are extensive for a local trail event, featuring running shoe raffles and five participants winning a trip to Vigo, Spain. This prize includes entry to a specialized women’s running camp directed by elite runner Aroa Sio.