Bad Ems周辺の5Kレース

The Zeller Adventslauf is a December road race held in Zell an der Mosel, a wine town situated on the Moselle River in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. The event centers on a quick 5 km race, complemented by a distinct 5 km run for "Genießer" participants seeking a more relaxed pace. The program also features a relay, youth races approximately 1 km in length, and a short Bambini run of about 200 m, catering to a wide range of participants from young children to competitive club runners. The primary focus is speed, with the 5 km race recognized as one of the quickest in Germany. Recent results indicate participation from clubs originating in Rheinland, Hessen, Nordrhein, and neighboring Moselle towns. The event's origins trace back to Zell in the early 2000s, later adopting the Adventslauf name. Raiffeisenbank Zeller Land has served as the title sponsor for numerous editions. Ruderverein Zell and Läufergruppe TSV Bullay-Alf are the organizing bodies, offering modest entry fees, complimentary participation for Bambini and relay runners, and registration options both online and on the day of the event.

The Hohenloher Silvesterlauf, a New Year's Eve run in Germany's Hohenlohe region, begins and concludes at the SpVgg Hengstfeld-Wallhausen e.V. clubhouse in Hengstfeld. The event commences at 13:00, providing two straightforward options: a 5-kilometer hobby run and a 10-kilometer main run. The race serves as the initial event in the 4-Jahreszeiten-Laufcup, connecting the year-end run with a larger four-season series. Its 40th edition signifies established local tradition, and the format is suitable for a diverse group of club runners, recreational joggers, and novices seeking a final run before the new year.