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Běh kolem Žabárny is a winter running race held at Žabárna in Rtyně v Podkrkonoší, a town in the Czech foothills below the Krkonoše mountains. It is one event in the Winter Running League, now in its 31st year. The day's schedule prioritizes children’s races, with the main race commencing shortly after the children conclude. The race headquarters and start line are located at Žabárna. Registration closes in the morning before the initial races begin. Entry fees are 50 CZK for children and 100 CZK for the main race. A single runner’s number is valid for the entire Winter Running League series. Parking is available near the cemetery in Rtyně v Podkrkonoší, contributing to the event's atmosphere as a modest local league competition rather than a large urban event.

Běh Velbabou is a winter running race in Úpice, starting and based at the Radeč museum. It is one event in the Winter Running League, a series now in its 31st year, where a single race number is valid for all league events. Children begin at 10:00, with the main race commencing once the children’s categories conclude. The organizers supply route maps for Běh Velbabou, allowing participants to review the course prior to race day. Entry is straightforward and inexpensive: children's entry is 50 CZK, and the main race is 100 CZK, with registration closing at 9:30. Results for the race and the current league standings are posted afterward, enabling runners to track their performance both for the day and within the overall Winter Running League.

Běh po cyklostezce is a running event in Úpice, a town in the Trutnov district of the Královéhradecký kraj region of the Czech Republic. The listing places it on a Saturday in February, offering two race distances: 7 km and 5 km. The 5 km race is named Pětka, Czech for “the five.” The event is modest in scale, with 86 participants listed. The organizer directs runners to maratonstav.cz for details.

Běh Kvíčalou is a 6 km mixed race held in Úpice, at Kvíčala, within the Královéhradecký Region of the Czech Republic. The first category begins at 10:00 AM. The race is open to both adults and children, with entry fees set at 100 CZK for adults and 50 CZK for children. The available details suggest this is a small local race, not a large city event. Karel Šklíba is the listed organizer. Race propositions are published online, providing runners with the practical rules and schedule before they register.