Courses de 10K près de Ralston

Run the Platte is a fall race series in Springfield, Nebraska, offering a half marathon, 10K, and 5K on the same morning. The half marathon begins at 8:00 AM, followed by the 10K and 5K at 8:15 AM, allowing participants to select between a longer road run and a shorter local event. Registration includes professional timing, a long-sleeved shirt, a custom finisher medal, and overall awards. A notable detail is the pumpkin pie, which provides the event with a distinct autumn character beyond the standard shirt and medal offerings.

The Spooky Sprint - Omaha is a Halloween-themed running event in Omaha, Nebraska, offering distances for nearly all types of participants: Kids Dash, 1 Mile, 5K, 10K, Half Marathon, plus a virtual option and a Volunteer then Run entry. The in-person races feature chip timing, live results, awards, free participant photos, a designer shirt, and a custom medal. The 1 Mile and Kids Dash are untimed and low-pressure. The event is part of the local Bodies Race Series, known for family-friendly races with ample race-day giveaways. Children 10 and under can participate in the Kids Dash with a mini bib, youth shirt, and medal, or join the dash for free without these items. The 5K and 10K provide youth pricing for runners 12 and under, and the finish line offers treats post-run. Those unable to attend in Omaha can still enter the virtual race, run from their chosen location, and receive the event giveaways.

The Yippee-Ki-Yay Races take place in Council Bluffs, Iowa, offering 50K, half marathon, and 10K distances along the Wabash Trace Nature Trail. All three races commence and conclude at Iowa West Foundation Trail Head Park, structuring the event around a single starting point instead of a point-to-point course. The 50K is designed for runners seeking their first ultra-marathon or a swift trail run, with organizers noting it as one of Iowa's quickest 50K courses. The course follows a rails-to-trails path, utilizing a former rail corridor. The half marathon provides views of the countryside through the Heartland and has quickly become a popular choice within the event. This series is in its second year, and participation is capped. Post-race, participants receive food at the finish area.

The Hot Cider Hustle in Omaha offers a half marathon, 10K, 5K, untimed 5K, virtual participation, and a kids' 5K fun run. It is designed for runners seeking a standard road-race distance, walkers preferring an untimed 5K, and families with children aged 12 and under. The event emphasizes its autumn theme. Participants receive a race shirt, hot cider, and a caramel apple. Finishers also get a mug. The kids' division includes the same treats and mug but uses an untimed bib, focusing on participation rather than competition.

Turkey Trails - Omaha is a Thanksgiving-themed run in La Vista, Nebraska, offering 1-mile, 5K, and 10K distances. As part of the local Bodies Race Series, it caters to families, casual runners, and mixed-ability groups rather than a strictly competitive field. The event includes chip timing, live results, awards, a designer shirt, and a custom medal. Bodies Race Series events focus on family-friendly race days and quality swag. This race incorporates holiday activities alongside the running, making it suitable for first-timers, walkers, children, and regular runners seeking a Thanksgiving run near Omaha.

The Candy Cane Course - Omaha is an annual December running event held at Towl Park in Omaha, Nebraska, featuring a Christmas theme. Participants can select from a 5K, 10K, or 15K race. Shorter options include an untimed 1 Mile walk/run and a Kids Dash for children aged 10 and under. A virtual race option is available for those who wish to receive the shirt and medal without attending in person, alongside a volunteer-then-run option. The event welcomes families and regular runners alike, offering youth pricing for the 5K and 10K, as well as untimed divisions for younger participants or casual runners. Entry into the longer races includes a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal. The race utilizes chip timing with live results and awards. Complimentary photos and post-race treats enhance the holiday atmosphere. This event is part of the local Bodies Race Series, and the Omaha Running Club supports the Candy Cane Run tradition and the broader Omaha running and walking community.