Courses de 10K près de Pompano Beach

The Devil Dog 5K & 10K Run/Walk begins at South County Regional Park, west of Boca Raton in southern Palm Beach County. Participants can choose between 5K and 10K run/walk distances, with additional Kids K and virtual race options available. This variety accommodates competitive runners, casual walkers, families, and those wishing to contribute remotely. The race derives its name from "Devil Dog," a Marine Corps moniker, and is organized by Marine veteran Wade Waddick. The event's primary goal is to benefit the Wounded Veterans Relief Fund, which offers emergency financial assistance to eligible disabled veterans in Florida and addresses gaps in dental care. For nine years, race proceeds have supported this fund. A recent edition raised $104,000, and organizers anticipate over 1,000 participants. Top finishers will receive plaques, merchandise, and shoes from Fleet Feet Delray Beach, while all participants get custom medals. The significant draw, however, is the community's support for local veterans, with friends, families, businesses, and service-oriented runners participating to aid injured veterans during difficult times.

The Haunted 5K & 10K in Hollywood, Florida, begins at 9:00 AM in a park near Cricket Field 2, adjacent to the parking lot opposite the baseball fields. This event, part of the US Road Running series, offers 5K, 10K, and half marathon distances (3.1, 6.2, or 13.1 miles). Packet pickup is available 30 minutes before the start and concludes 10 minutes prior; all participants must register in advance on RunSignup, as no race-day registration is permitted. The 5K and 10K courses follow a short out-and-back route. The 5K is completed twice, and the 10K is completed four times. The park opens at 8:00 AM, parking is $3 per vehicle, and the race has a 2-hour time limit. A best costume award highlights the Halloween theme. Standard series amenities include finisher medals, awards, a merchandise shop, and points towards the US Road Running standings.

Spooktacular is a Halloween-season 5K run/walk focused on costumes, family entries, and short paved courses. One iteration is a night glow run at Campus Park in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin. Participants run 3.1 miles on paved trails following a public Trick or Trunk event, and are advised to wear bright colors and lights. A separate, established version begins at the Whittier Community Center in California. It includes a 5K run/walk, a half-mile Creepy Crawly dash for children 12 and under, and a costume contest post-race. The Mount Pleasant race emphasizes the glow-run theme, encouraging family-friendly costumes. Parking is available within Campus Park, with race-day packet pickup only. Awards are given to the top three men and women, and to age groups in five-year increments. The Whittier event features chip timing, a USATF-certified course, custom finisher medals for all participants, cash prizes for the top overall male and female 5K finishers, DJs along the route, goodie bags, refreshments, and a pancake breakfast for registered runners. Its costume contest requires family-appropriate attire and race participation. Proceeds from the Whittier Community Foundation event support the local community.

The Love in Action Walk/Run takes place on an October morning at Vista View Park in Davie, Florida. A distinctive feature for South Florida is the inclusion of hills on the in-person routes. The series includes a 1K Walk, a 5K Run/Walk, a 10K Run, and a Virtual Run/Walk, catering to families, casual walkers, and runners seeking either a shorter or a more challenging effort. Carmela's Heart Foundation organizes the event, with proceeds benefiting children facing extreme poverty, famine, and disease. The 5K and 10K races begin before the 1K Walk. An after-party with music and refreshments follows later in the morning. The 1K is designed for families; children aged 0-6 participate without charge. The virtual option allows participants to complete their distance wherever they choose. Although the event is in its early stages, with the 5K and 10K in their third year, it has established itself as a charity race in a region known for its flat terrain, offering a hilly park course for participants.

The Gobbler 5K, 10K & 13.1M is a Pompano Beach race offering 5K, 10K, and half marathon distances. Runners begin at 8:00 AM. Registration is handled through RunSignup; sign up before race day as no on-site registration is available. Packet pickup is limited to the 30 minutes before the start, closing 10 minutes prior. The course consists of gravel and crushed stone paths. Parking is located near the start line. All three races are out-and-back, utilizing repeated loops: the 5K completes the loop twice, the 10K four times, and the half marathon six times. The time limit is 3 hours and 30 minutes, making this a suitable event for runners preferring a straightforward, looped course and a simple race morning.

The Liquid Youth Fort Lauderdale Running Festival offers four road race options in Fort Lauderdale this fall: a 5K, a 10K, a half marathon relay, and a half marathon. This variety accommodates first-time racers, those preferring shorter distances, relay teams, and individuals aiming for 13.1 miles, all on the same morning. The 5K and 10K are named the Fort Lauderdale A1A races, connecting the event to the coastal highway recognized by most runners in the city. All finishers receive a medal and a race shirt. Professional timing provides live results, and free race photos are included. Awards are given to top finishers, and the post-race gathering features complimentary beer for participants aged 21 and over with identification.

Flanigan's Rockin' Rib Run 10K is an annual road 10K held at Regional Park in Miramar, Florida, featuring separate men's and women's races. Runner's Depot presents the event, and the Rockin' Rib name provides a distinct South Florida character, setting it apart from a standard park 10K. The results indicate a swift front pack: the men's winner finished in 27:43, with five men under 28 minutes. The women's winner ran 31:31, and the top six women all finished under 32 minutes. The elite field attracts international competitors from Morocco, Ethiopia, Kenya, the United States, Great Britain, Kazakhstan, Bahrain, and Argentina, making the race local in location but international in participation.

Gobble Til You Wobble is a Thanksgiving-themed virtual race series offering 1 mile, 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon distances. Participants can finish their selected distance at their convenience throughout November, from any location, and will get a finisher medal and bib sent by mail. The event is designed for casual runners, walkers, families, and individuals seeking a flexible holiday challenge instead of a set start time. Registration covers shipping, with medals and bibs dispatched prior to November. A minimum of 15% from each registration supports Feeding America, a leading domestic hunger-relief organization in the United States. Official race merchandise is available for a limited time. This marks the fourth year for the event.

The Heroes Run begins at Fisher Family Pier in Pompano Beach, Florida, offering 10K, 5K, and 1-mile races, along with a free kids run. The 10K and 5K commence at 7 a.m., utilizing certified courses for both longer distances. This community benefit race is organized by the South Florida First Responders Foundation. It welcomes runners, walkers, spectators, local running clubs, and first responders from police, fire rescue, ocean rescue, the military, and associated services. The race was established in remembrance of fallen heroes, including Lifeguard Lt. Piotr Zatorsky, Lifeguard Richard Loop, and Lifeguard Jose Antonio Landrua. Proceeds benefit local nonprofits aiding South Florida first responders and their families, with a focus on mental health services. Beneficiary organizations include Stomping Out the Stigma, providing free confidential counseling for first responders and military personnel, and the First Responders Foundation Florida Chapter, which trains shelter dogs as service animals. Additional support is directed to the Broward County Sheriff’s Foundation, Pompano Beach Fire Rescue Benevolent Association, and Pompano Beach Ocean Rescue Benevolent Association.

The Rotary Run for Tomorrow is a December running event in Weston, Florida, organized by the Rotary Club of Weston. It features 5K, 10K, and 21 km distances, allowing participants to select a short community race or a half-marathon-style effort. The race benefits Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital, providing a distinct local charity focus. Also known as the Rotary Club of Weston's Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital Run for Tomorrow, it has been held for 29 editions and emphasizes community participation over an elite-only field.