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The 10K y 5K Villa de Almoradí is a local road race held in Almoradí, within Spain's Alicante province. It offers participants two clear choices: a 10K race and a 5K race, both put on by Club Atletismo Almoradí Trikilómetros. The race details highlight a practical town-race setup, not a famous landmark course. Timed results, liquid refreshments, bathrooms, cloakroom service, and a runner’s bag are provided. Trophies are given out, and a speaker manages the finish area, giving the event the atmosphere of a community running day with sufficient organization for both casual runners and those aiming for a specific time.

The Carrera Popular de Santomera is a local road race in Santomera for children and adults. The day begins with children's races, attracting dozens of schoolchildren from the town, and concludes with the adult events. Runners can choose between a 5K or 10K race, and the adult program also features a 10K relay. The 5K covers one lap of the course, while the 10K offers a more challenging test for faster club runners and local competitors. The ninth edition saw Nicole Kronsbein and Luis Francisco García Bernal finish as the fastest 10K runners, with times of 39:18 and 33:57, respectively. The relay introduced a team element, with CA Puerto de Torrevieja taking first place, followed by Grupo Alcaraz and Ana y José María.

Cross Urbà El Calvari is a 10-kilometer cross race in Mutxamel, Alicante province, starting at 09:30 with entries from 13€. The event is organized by 15 Cumbres and is the second edition under the name II Cross Urbà El Calvari. The format is broader than a standard running race, including runners, competitive walkers, and hikers, so the field is not limited to fast racers. The listed participation is still small, with 11 registered entrants, giving it the feel of a local event rather than a big-city mass race.

The Ruta de las Canteras begins and ends at the Ermita de San Jeronimo in Capres, a village within the Fortuna municipality of Murcia. This trail event features a long race of approximately 36.5 km through the Sierra de la Pila and a shorter 10 km option circling Capres. The 10 km route accommodates hikers, trail walkers, and runners, making the day suitable for more than just competitive mountain runners. Afarem organizes the race, with assistance from the regional athletics federation, the Fortuna council, and environmental authorities. The event emphasizes its environmental commitment, operating as a CO2-emission-free, eco-sustainable race. Trees are planted for participants to offset the race's environmental impact. Since its inception in 2019, over 6,000 trees have been planted, with local schoolchildren participating in the planting. This integrates the race into a community conservation effort alongside the sports event. It also encourages outdoor family sports in rural settings, while maintaining a competitive element through prizes for the top three finishers in each category.

The Desafío Cimas de Blanca Trail begins and ends in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento in Blanca, Region of Murcia, Spain. Runners start in the morning, with the last finishers anticipated around noon. This mountain trail event is organized by Club Deportivo Blanca Telecanal2, with assistance from Blanca Town Council and the regional athletics federation, FAMU. Participants can choose from four options: competitive 25K, 16K, and 10K trail races, and a non-competitive 10K walk for those who prefer the route without the race element. The courses traverse the hills, paths, and viewpoints surrounding Blanca, offering vistas of the Segura River and the vicinity of Azud de Ojos. The 25K serves as the primary long-distance event, the 16K maintains a technical mountain character in a reduced distance, and the 10K provides a more approachable choice for less experienced trail runners. Approximately 600 participants took part in one edition, even with rain before the start and again towards the end of the morning. Luis Morata and Lucía Franco were the winners of the main race. Accounts from the event highlighted the demanding ascents and the mutual encouragement among runners when facing difficulties.

The Carrera Popular Joaquinesca is a Christmas-season road race held in Bigastro, offering 10k and 5k distances on an urban circuit. The race begins at 10 AM, starting and finishing at the Municipal Auditorium Francisco Grau, which is also where participants collect their bibs. The primary circuit measures 5,000 meters. 5k participants will run one lap, while 10k participants will complete two laps. This event marks its 13th edition and is part of the town council's Christmas program. Additionally, there are short races for children: 100 meters for toddlers, 400 meters for younger children, 800 meters for children, and 1,200 meters for older children.