Courses de 5K près de Riverview

Turner’s Trot is a 5K run/walk offered in two formats. One route follows the Charles River in Boston, beginning at the DCR Hatch Memorial Shell with a wave start and concluding with a festival at the same location. Proceeds from the Boston race benefit the Justin Turner Foundation. The Ann Arbor race honors Ryan Turner, a fourth-year dental student who passed away in the city. It generates funds for the Ryan Turner Memorial Scholarship Fund, which supports dental students attending the annual ASDA conference. Consequently, the event attracts dental students, residents, faculty, alumni, University of Michigan students, and local residents. Previous Ann Arbor races have taken place in County Farm Park and Gallup Park, featuring refreshments, breakfast, finisher prizes, raffles, and T-shirts for early registrants.

The Heart Diggity Dog 5K, a dog-friendly run/walk in Midtown and Downtown Detroit, begins at 9am from Brush Mall, near the Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan and the DMC Heart Hospital. This event is organized by the Detroit Police Department and the Detroit Medical Center's Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan. Separate registration is available for participants with dogs and those without. The route commences at 311 Mack Ave., situated between Beaubien and John R streets. It proceeds down Brush toward Comerica Park, circles through the adjacent neighborhood, and concludes back in Midtown. Human runners receive a race t-shirt and a custom medal, while canine participants are given a Heart Diggity Dog 5K bandana. Proceeds from the event benefit the Detroit Police Department.

Forever Home Run combines a professionally timed 5K run/walk with a 1K Dress-Up Dash for children in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. This autumn charity race in Oakland County offers both on-site and virtual participation, generating funds and awareness for Legacy Adoption Services and foster children awaiting permanent adoptive families. The 5K route winds gently through Bloomfield Hills, while the shorter Dress-Up Dash provides a costume-friendly race for children. The event accommodates families, runners of varying paces, walkers, and children, with on-site activities focused on the adoption mission. Now in its twelfth year, the race supports efforts across Michigan to protect children, connect families with resources, and help more children find stable homes.

The Dew What You Say 5K is a Wayne State University Physical Therapy fundraiser held in Detroit, taking place on the school’s Midtown campus around Gullen Mall. Participants can choose between a 5K run/walk or a 1-mile walk for a shorter option. The event begins in the morning with affordable registration and a straightforward setup, functioning as a campus community gathering to raise funds for the physical therapy clinics, rather than a large-scale city event. The funds raised benefit Wayne State’s student-operated pro bono clinics: the SAY Detroit Physical Therapy Clinic and the Diabetes Education and Wellness Clinic. These clinics provide services to uninsured and underinsured Detroit residents. Race proceeds contribute to the purchase of supplies, educational resources, and general clinic maintenance throughout the year. While specific course details are minimal, the location is defined: runners and walkers will assemble near Wayne State’s Biological Sciences Building on Gullen Mall. On-site and nearby parking is available, and the first 100 participants will receive tote bags.

Le Sean Brady Memorial, c'est une course de 5K et une marche/course de 1-mile à Monroe, Michigan, avec le départ au 2770 N Custer Road. Le départ est à 10h00 EDT pour les deux épreuves, et c'est organisé en même temps que le Dave Bork Classic. Les inscriptions, c'est uniquement via RunSignUp ; pas d'inscriptions sur place, attention. L'option 1-mile, elle est pensée pour ceux qui ne veulent pas se taper un 5K, que tu sois marcheur, coureur occasionnel ou même déjà coureur. Cette épreuve, elle est là pour rendre hommage à Sean Brady, décrit dans les documents de la course comme "an exceptional student-athlete, friend, and teammate". Tous les bénéfices iront au fonds de bourses de Sean.

Spooky Sprint - Ann Arbor takes place in October at Kensington Metropark, featuring a half marathon, 10K, 5K, untimed 1-mile, kids' dash, and a virtual option. Bodies Race Company presents this event as part of its Holiday Series, designed for runners aiming for a personal best and families seeking a costume-welcoming fall activity. The longer races use chip timing with live results, while the 1-mile and kids' dash offer a relaxed pace. The half marathon begins in the morning, following park roads shaded by trees and paved trails around Maple Beach. The course has a fast, gently rolling terrain, avoiding steep hills. Costumes are welcome, and finishers will receive Halloween treats. Early registrants get race merchandise, including a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a medal. The kids' dash is open to children aged 10 and under, with a free option that does not include merchandise. Youth pricing is available for the 5K and 10K, making the shorter distances more accessible for families.

The Neighborhood Block Party Run/Walk is a costume-friendly 5K fun run and walk held around Halloween in Sterling Heights, Michigan. It is designed for families and runners alike: strollers are permitted, the distance is manageable, and participants can choose to compete, walk, or simply be part of the neighborhood week it initiates. The route follows paved paths through Farmstead Park and along the Clinton River Trail, with only a few meters of packed dirt. Proceeds support Riverwood’s Neighborhood Block Party, a free Halloween night event serving hundreds of local families, making the race both a morning activity and a fundraiser for the community party.

Le Set the PACE 5K, c'est un événement course et marche qui se tient sur la Detroit Riverwalk en octobre. Tu peux choisir entre une course 5K en présentiel, une marche 5K en présentiel, ou une course/marche virtuelle. La course en présentiel démarre et finit à la Riverwalk, et les fonds récoltés vont à PACE Southeast Michigan, une orga qui aide les seniors à rester autonomes et en sécurité chez eux et dans leur quartier. Le parcours, chronométré, est un aller-retour le long de la riverwalk, et il passe par Milliken State Park. Un ravito est mis en place au demi-tour, à environ 1 mile du départ. Les coureurs partent avant les marcheurs, qui eux s'élancent quelques minutes après ; les inscriptions tardives ne sont pas acceptées. Tous ceux qui finissent auront une médaille. Des prix sont donnés aux premiers hommes et femmes au scratch, ainsi qu'aux meilleurs de chaque catégorie d'âge. C'est la cinquième édition de l'événement. Les animaux ne sont pas autorisés sur le parcours, et la course aura lieu peu importe la météo.

The Frightful 5K and Pumpkin 1K begin at the Troy Community Center, located at 3179 Livernois Road in Troy, Michigan, during the Halloween season. The City of Troy hosts the event, offering an 8:30 am 5K for runners and walkers, followed by a 9:30 am Pumpkin 1K family fun run for children and their families. The 5K follows a USATF-certified route that departs the Community Center, proceeds along Big Beaver, and concludes with a loop around the Troy Civic Campus. Costumes are encouraged, with participants invited to wear spooky, scary, or humorous attire, blending a timed road race with a local Halloween tradition.