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The Volks- und Feuerwehrlauf Rhede, organized by the fire brigade, takes place in Rhede, North Rhine-Westphalia, every October since 2016. The event caters to a broad range of participants, not exclusively competitive runners. Adults and older teenagers can select between a 5 km or a 10 km road race, and younger children have their own shorter races. The race offerings include a 1.25 km mini run, a 2.5 km children’s race, a 5 km Jedermann-Lauf, and the 10 km Volkslauf. The Rhede volunteer fire brigade and the city fire brigade association organize the event. Online registration is available, and start lists, results, photos, and reports are published post-event.

The Gütersloh Half Marathon takes place in November in Gütersloh, North Rhine-Westphalia, organized by DJK Gütersloh. The event features a measured half marathon, 10 km and 5 km races for teenagers and adults, and short children’s races of 400 m, 800 m, and 1 km. The half marathon course is measured by the DLV to IAAF/AIMS standards, allowing performances to count for official rankings. The event caters to families and regular runners alike: Bambini and school-age races offer awards for the top three boys and girls. Ceremonies are held in a tent after each race, and participants can download certificates from the timing company’s website.

The Westerwinkellauf is a November road running event in Ascheberg-Herbern, organized by SV 1919 Herbern. The program ranges from a 400m Bambini run for children aged five and under to 5km and 10km road races, with walking offered over 5km. The shorter races provide separate starts for children and students. The 2.8km Schlosslauf, 5km, and 10km are open to all age groups. RACE RESULT is used for registration, participant lists, results, and certificates. The organizer publishes course maps and a site plan. Regional partners support the event and assist with participant services on race day.

The AOK Advents-Aaseelauf is an evening run in Münster, Germany, taking place on the first Advent around the Aasee. Participants can select from 3 km, 5 km, or 10 km distances. The shorter races begin in the late afternoon, with the 10 km race commencing after dark. The course is flat, and all distances conclude at the same finish line, contributing to a compact and straightforward event. With results documented across multiple past editions, this event is more than a single winter run; it is a local Münster tradition offering choices for children, novice runners, and those seeking a quicker 5 km or 10 km pace before the Christmas season begins.

The Barbara-Runde Bergkamen begins at the Römerbergstadion in Bergkamen, North Rhine-Westphalia. This winter road-running event features 5 km and 10 km races. The program includes a walking event, a 5 x 2,000 m relay, a 340 m Bambini run, and student races over 800 m, 2,000 m, and 3,000 m. SuS Oberaden Laufbewerbe organizes the race, which started in 1985 and is now in its 36th edition. The field typically numbers a few hundred runners, with event listings indicating participation between 501 and 1,000. One recent return after a long pause drew approximately 300 starters. Results are published via my.race|result, and the event also shares race photos from local photographers.

The Rietberger Adventslauf is a running event in Rietberg, taking place during the Advent season. The race is framed as a way to close out the year on foot. It is a community race, not focused solely on speed, with organizers prioritizing the shared experience. The event welcomes runners aiming for a solid performance alongside those who participate for movement and enjoyment. Its main tradition is the year-end, festive-season setting: people run together before the holidays. The mood centers on participation and togetherness rather than pure competition.

The Weihnachts-Crosslauf Borgholzhausen is a cross-country running event held before Christmas in Borgholzhausen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Participants can select from 5 km, 10 km, or the 16 km main race. Nordic Walking is also offered. LC Solbad Ravensberg is the organizer, and chip timing is used for results. The start and finish are located at Ravensberger Stadion. The course soon transitions to a hilly cross-country path surrounding Borgholzhausen. It has frequent ascents and descents, differing from a flat road-race pace. The event typically attracts between 501 and 1,000 participants, including competitive runners, local club members, amateur athletes, participants of various ages, and walkers.

The Int. Weihnachts-Crosslauf is a cross-country race held before Christmas in Borgholzhausen, starting and finishing at Ravensberger Stadium. Organized by LCS Olbä, the event offers participants multiple race options: a 16 km main race, a 10 km short cross, a 5 km cross, and a 7.5 km Walking/Nordic Walking event. The 16 km race consists of two laps on terrain that is partly hilly, circling Borgholzhausen and including a loop around the Barenberg area, which is traversed twice. This route presents a genuine cross-country challenge with ascents and descents. However, the initial and final segments are on paved surfaces, prohibiting the use of spikes. The event attracts a diverse field, including strong front runners, recreational cross-country runners, older and younger athletes, and walkers, all participating in this late-season competition.

Silvesterlauf Trier runs a 1 km circuit in Trier city center on New Year's Eve, starting and finishing on the Hauptmarkt. Officially named the Bitburger-0,0%-Silvesterlauf after its main sponsor, the event has occurred annually since 1990. It features separate starts for children, youth, women, men, fun runners, club runners, and elites. The main events are the men's Bitburger-0,0%-Lauf der Asse (8 km) and the women's Sparkasse-Trier-Elitelauf der Frauen (5 km). The compact city-center course allows spectators to remain in one location and observe the leaders multiple times, creating a stadium atmosphere. Trier enhances the New Year's Eve setting with samba rhythms, confetti, party whistles, and sparklers. The event is nicknamed "the Sao Paulo of Germany," referencing Brazil's renowned Sao Silvestre race. Its inaugural run had 648 participants in the rain, with thousands lining the course. Notable past participants include Werner Schildhauer, Tegla Loroupe, and Haile Gebrselassie. The current course records are 22:18 for the men's 8 km and 15:15 for the women's 5 km.

Silvesterlauf Werl/Soest is Germany’s largest New Year’s Eve run, with over 4,000 participants annually. The primary event is a 15 km road race from Werl to Soest on December 31, commencing in the early afternoon. The program also features 5 km races, along with walking and Nordic walking categories. The complete route begins at Werl City Hall and concludes at the market square in Soest, allowing participants to transition from one town center to another to conclude the year. The event has been held since 1982, opening with a public hike. Walkers cover the same 15 km distance as runners, with or without poles. The men’s course record stands at 43:33, and Laura Hottenrott holds the women’s record.

The Silvesterlauf des SC Altenrheine is a New Year's Eve road race held in Altenrheine, a district of Rheine in North Rhine-Westphalia. Organized by SC Altenrheine e.V., the event begins before noon with children's races, followed by 5 km and 10 km races. The shortest is a 0.6 km Bambinilauf for children up to age 11, then a 2 km Schülerlauf for ages 6 to 15. The 5 km Jedermannlauf, open from age 12, includes walkers. The 10 km Hauptlauf is for participants aged 14 and older. All distances feature circuit courses within Altenrheine, utilizing paved paths and the sports park. The routes are officially measured, making the 5 km and 10 km suitable for those seeking an accurate time. This event, held since 1988, attracts a diverse local field: children, school-age runners, walkers, club athletes, and adults concluding the year with a final race. Youth races have no entry limit, but the 5 km and 10 km races are capped at 400 participants each. With over 1,000 online pre-registrations, these races can sell out days in advance. Refreshments are provided in the finish area.