25. Kerekdomb Futás

Starting on Munkácsy Mihály Street near the Munkácsy Mihály Cultural House, this 25th Kerekdomb Futás has the character of “a friendly small-town street-and-forest race.” It’s the type of understated local event runners value: engaged organizers, thorough planning, and a place where “the small town pulls together.” The motivation is clear: they organize it “not for the money, but for the joy of movement.” The course combines town streets with forest paths, using lead cyclists and temporary road closures to guide participants. Children, teenagers, adult women and men, and senior runners each have designated categories, making the start area resemble a community gathering more than a specialized club competition. For those who complete their designated category route and remain for the prize drawing, a distinctly local incentive awaits: a free trekking bike raffle for finishers who stay.