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Herbstlauf is an autumn running event on the Rennsteig, centered on a traditional 20-kilometer cross-country race that utilizes sections of the spring Rennsteiglauf Marathon route. The concept is straightforward: runners receive a demanding autumn run on a genuine part of the marathon course, serving either as a standalone challenge or as early preparation for the subsequent Rennsteiglauf. The standard distance is 20 kilometers, with a 10-kilometer option designed particularly for less experienced runners and a 33-kilometer trail for those seeking extended time on more rugged terrain. The longer trail deviates from the main ridge path onto side trails featuring significant ascents, while all distances are made more demanding by the course's profile and autumn weather conditions. Each finisher is awarded a medal, a certificate, and an individual finish-line photograph.

La Vengeance du Castor is a muddy trail race held in the Puszcza Piaskowa forest near Police, close to Szczecin. The name translates to “The Beaver’s Revenge,” a fitting title given the terrain. The route features beaver-shaped obstacles, fallen trees, streams, wet ground, and numerous uneven sections, making it feel more like a survival challenge than a simple road race. The course navigates the forest’s secluded ponds, modest hills, natural obstacles, and muddy stretches that challenge balance and pace equally. It is designed for participants who appreciate nature, accept soiled footwear, and value the overall experience alongside their finish time. Post-race, participants convene at the finish line for hot cauldron soup and anecdotes about lost shoes in the mud. Those with remaining energy can venture into nearby Szczecin for a local pasztecik szczecinski or a frytburger.

The Course de l'Indépendance à Police is a running race in Borzytuchom that takes place on Polish Independence Day. It commemorates Poland's independence anniversary and offers local and visiting runners a community-focused race, distinct from a purely competitive event. Approximately one thousand runners participated, drawing individuals from various regions of Poland and different age brackets. The Talex Borysław Borzytuchom club organizes the race, with Talex serving as its gold sponsor since its inception. The event's core principles are promoting physical activity and maintaining a visible connection to patriotism through sports.

Goleniowska Mila Niepodległości is a street race series in Goleniów, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland, held on National Independence Day. Organized since 1989, it transforms the holiday into a day of races for children, youth, and adults. The program includes a 300 m preschool race, a 550 m children’s race, youth miles, an Open Mile (1609 m), and a 10 km road race. Organizers state the event is open to nearly all, with age categories from very young children to older adults. A typical edition attracts over 3000 runners and several thousand spectators. The races take place on asphalt city streets, starting from Szczecińska Street and the Siostra Maria Matijczuk roundabout, finishing at the main gate of the OSiR stadium. The 10 km course consists of several loops through town, while shorter races focus on age-group starts and the mile distance that names the series. Each part of the program has participant limits, with large fields for children and youth, a smaller Open Mile, and a larger 10 km field. OSiR Goleniów organizes the event, featuring electronic registration, chip timing in race numbers, start-package verification, and medical support.

Pyrzycka Szybka Dycha is a street race held in Pyrzyce, located in Poland’s West Pomeranian region. It offers both 5 km and 10 km race distances. The event is organized by K2 Partners and incorporates Bieg Smoka, a children’s race, adding a family-friendly aspect beyond just adult competitors focused on speed. The primary races take place within Pyrzyce. Live tracking is provided for participants, and results are published on timing platforms like Enduhub and Domtel-Sport. All finishers are awarded medals. Specifically, the children’s Bieg Smoka features a unique red, dragon-shaped medal, a notable element of the race’s character.