Camisano Vicentino周辺の10Kレース

Maratonella di Campalto is a trail running event held in Campalto, on the mainland side of Venice, near the lagoon city. The main race covers 30 km, accompanied by shorter non-competitive options: a 6 km Family Fun run or walk, and 10 km and 15 km ludico-motoria routes for a more relaxed outing. It takes place in early October and is now in its sixteenth edition. The routes guide participants through woods and parks surrounding Campalto, with organizers highlighting both challenging sections and open views toward Venice. The event accommodates a broad spectrum of participants, from seasoned trail runners to families and casual walkers. It also features local race traditions, including the Trofeo Marco Cavaldoro, the Coppa Rosa, an Albo d’oro roll of honor, and a Villaggio Expo integrated with the race schedule.

StrArzignano - Trofeo AutoVega is a 10 km road race in Arzignano, Veneto, with the start and finish in Piazza Liberta. The competitive race sits on the national FIDAL calendar and uses a homologated 10 km distance, so it is aimed at runners who want an official road result. The event is run in early October and also gives walkers, families, and casual runners three non-competitive options of 3, 7, or 12 km. The day is built around local sport as much as racing: school groups and sports clubs get dedicated initiatives and incentives, and the organizers keep changing rooms, showers, and bag storage in the setup. Atletica Arzignano and Atletica Ovest Vicentino organize it with the Municipality of Arzignano, and around 200 volunteers help run the event. AutoVega gives its name to the trophy, while the race pack and prize pool add a practical draw for entrants beyond the town-center course.

The Maratona di Venezia, also known as the Venicemarathon, is a 42.195 km road race held annually in October, typically on the fourth Sunday. The course begins near Padua in Stra, a town associated with Villa Pisani, and concludes in Venice at Riva dei Sette Martiri. The event was established by Piero Rosa Salva, Stefano Fornasier, Fernando De Pieri, Claudio Zamengo, and Francesco Uguagliati. It was the first Italian marathon recognized by AIMS and was also included in the IAAF international calendar. The route crosses the Riviera del Brenta, passing through Fiesso d'Artico, Dolo, and Mira, featuring Palladian villas along the way before reaching Mestre and San Giuliano Park. From Mestre, participants cross the Ponte della Liberta into Venice, navigating the city's canal bridges towards the finish. A distinctive aspect of the race is the temporary bridge constructed across the Grand Canal, connecting Punta della Salute to San Marco. The initial winners included notable Italian athletes like Salvatore Bettiol, Paola Moro, Orlando Pizzolato, Gelindo Bordin, and Laura Fogli, with the field later expanding to include competitors from Portugal, Brazil, Ethiopia, Kenya, Algeria, France, Spain, Slovenia, and Belarus.

La 1° Run del Parco della Pace is a 10 km race in Vicenza, taking place in November. This is the first edition, and the name directly indicates its location: Parco della Pace, a large green area within the city. The race is organized by VI626, with Barbara Lah as the contact. The available details suggest a run centered on the park, offering participants a chance to challenge themselves while enjoying time in one of Vicenza’s natural open spaces.

The Prosecco Run, held in late November in Treviso, Veneto, Italy, offers running events ranging from 10 km to a full marathon. The road race program features a Marathon, Half Marathon, and the Bollicina 10Km. The festival also includes an Ultra Trail event. The marathon covers the standard 42.195 km, the half marathon is 21.0975 km, and the 10 km race is the shortest road option. The half marathon follows one full loop. The city routes pass notable monuments. Among the road races, the marathon is the most popular choice.

La 10 di Malo - Trofeo Sacme is a competitive 10 km road race held in Malo, province of Vicenza. It takes place in late November and follows a straightforward format: a single, measured 10 km race for participants seeking a timed, competitive run, distinct from a casual fun run. The event is linked to the Trofeo Sacme. VI660 is listed as the organizer, with Riccardo Solfo as the contact. The route details are sparse on the published page, suggesting a local Veneto 10K focused on competition, organized at a club level, and offering a trophy for runners aiming to compete seriously over a familiar distance.