Rota周辺の10Kレース

Cross del Mosto is a local running event in Trebujena, Cádiz province, Spain. The 10K race begins and ends in Plaza de España. It takes place in autumn and includes shorter youth races (2.4K, 1.2K, and 0.8K) for runners under 16, 14, 12, and 10 years old. The 10K course spans 10,000 meters within the municipality of Trebujena, making it a town race. The Trebujena City Council’s sports department organizes it. Both federated and non-federated runners are welcome, and athletes from across Cádiz province are invited. This event is in its thirtieth-plus edition, with race rules, live tracking, and a runner’s bag included.

Trail Parque de las Aguilillas is a trail running event in Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz, Andalusia. It is scheduled for a Sunday morning in early November, starting at 09:00. The event is also known as Trail Las Aguilillas or II Trail Las Aguilillas. Runners may select between 10 km and 5 km distances, with non-competitive options available for both. The available race information offers limited course specifics, but the structure suggests a short, local trail event rather than an extended mountain race.

The Doñana Lentisco Trail begins and ends at the Salinas de Bonanza in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, located on Spain’s Atlantic coast near the Guadalquivir estuary. This trail race takes place in November and is organized by the Municipal Sports Board of Sanlúcar de Barrameda, offering a main distance of 22 km alongside a 10 km race on the same day. The route crosses Doñana National Park, with the appeal lying in the protected marshland environment near Bonanza as much as the distance itself. The primary race includes a 2 hour 45 minute time limit, aid stations positioned along the course, and required checkpoints, establishing it as a structured trail event. Now in its eighth edition, the race is a well-established local competition.

Carrera Popular Puerto Menesteo is an annual 10 km road race in El Puerto de Santa María, Cádiz, run on a fast urban circuit. Club Atletismo Alcanatif organizes it with the Ayuntamiento de El Puerto de Santa María, and the race starts and finishes at Ciudad Deportiva Rafael Sánchez. It is a popular city race rather than a trail or mountain event, with limited entries and a morning start. The route is built for quick running through town, so it suits club runners chasing a personal best as well as local runners who want a familiar, community race. The event has reached at least its twenty-ninth edition, which gives it a long place in El Puerto’s running calendar. Runners can bring non-perishable food for Fundación Adra, adding a local charity element to race day. Awards go to overall winners and category finishers, with a special mention for runners from the area.