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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.

The Winters Spooktacular Fun Run and Costume Contest starts and finishes at Rotary Park on Main Street in Winters, California. This Halloween-season run/walk is hosted by the Winters Runners and Walkers Club Charity as part of the three-day Winters Harvest Festival. It includes a 10K, a 5K, and a 1 Mile Kids Monster Dash and adult run/walk. The 10K starts first, the 5K follows, and the 1 Mile event goes later, allowing for both timed runners and families with children. All routes stay within the city of Winters, making this a local town event. The 5K and 10K are timed, with place awards for the top three men and women in each distance. The 1 Mile is untimed. Finishers receive race bibs, custom tech tees, and medals. 5K and 10K finishers also receive free Hooby's Beverages. Costumes are part of every race, with awards for Best Individual and Best Group in each event. Proceeds support outdoor fitness equipment for Winters Walnut Park, donated to the City of Winters.

The Haunted Sacramento 5K, 10K is a Halloween running event in Sacramento, California, offering 5K and 10K distances. It is structured less like a traditional road race and more like a Halloween exploration using a map, incorporating elements of adventure racing, mixed terrain, orienteering, and road running. Participants navigate East Sacramento's Fab 40s neighborhood, chosen for its streets decorated extensively for Halloween. The event is presented as trick-or-treating for adults and families. It accommodates teams of one to five, making it suitable for solo runners, small groups, and families seeking a race focused on costumes, neighborhood discovery, and Halloween decorations.

The Davis Turkey Trot, held on the Saturday before Thanksgiving in Davis, California, begins at 6th and C Streets for all timed races. It offers participants a choice of distances on one morning: 1 mile, 2 mile, 5K, 10K, and half marathon, along with a children's run. The event typically draws between 1,000 and 5,000 participants, creating a busy, community-focused atmosphere. The courses are noted for being fast and flat, suitable for beginners, families, and those aiming for a consistent pace. The half marathon is not a Boston Qualifier. The event incorporates the holiday spirit through its shirts, post-race activities, and finisher medals for human and canine participants. Packet pickup is offered the day before and on race morning, with parking at Davis High School and bib pickup located near the finish line on race day.

The Thanksgiving Turkey Gobble Trot is a Sacramento run and walk held at Sutter's Landing Regional Park during the Thanksgiving season. Runners and walkers can choose a 5K, 10K, or half marathon, and there is also a virtual option for people who want to cover the distance on their own. The event is built for families and casual participants as much as regular runners, with all ages and paces welcome and under-18s needing a guardian. The setup is simple: pick a distance, bring friends or family, and run or walk before the holiday meal. The organizer leans into the Thanksgiving theme with the line “run so we can feast,” and the event is promoted as a community outing rather than a race that demands special gear or experience. Coordinators are on hand to support participants, which fits the relaxed format and makes the longer distances less intimidating for people setting a holiday fitness goal.

Santa Hustle Roseville is a December holiday running event in Roseville, California, featuring a half marathon, 10K, 5K, and Kids Dash. It accommodates a broad range of participants, including adults, children, faster runners, walkers, families, and first-timers on race day. The race embraces the Christmas theme with holiday music, candy canes, and cookies for runners, creating a seasonal outing atmosphere rather than a standard road race. The variety of distances allows serious runners to focus on their times while families can opt for the 5K or Kids Dash, and volunteers contribute to the event.

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 Running of the Elk is an annual race day in Elk Grove, California, featuring a 5K, 10K, and Kids' Fun Runs. All races start and finish at District56. The event's title sponsor is Kaiser Permanente, and this marks its 15th year. The race emphasizes local participation over a single main distance. Adults can select the 5K or 10K, while children have dedicated fun runs. Entry fees support the Elk Grove Youth Sports Foundation. Participants receive posted results and free photos following the event.