Belpre周辺の5Kレース

The MHS Fund Run Glow 1 Mile & 5K is an evening glow run on South 8th Street in Marietta, Ohio, with both distances starting at 6pm EDT. Runners and walkers can choose either the 1 mile option, about 1.6 kilometers, or the 5K option, about 5 kilometers. The event is organized by the Marietta Health Foundation and is free to register. It is set up for both running and walking, so it suits people who want a short community mile as well as those who prefer the standard 5K distance.

The Memorial Health System Fund Run GLOW is an evening charity race in Marietta, Ohio, beginning at 300 East Eighth Street. Participants can choose between a one-mile walk/run, a 5K walk/run, or a 10K option. The shorter races accommodate both walkers and runners. Funds are raised through the Memorial Health Foundation to support local healthcare efforts, such as stroke rehabilitation, diabetes education, bariatric health initiatives, and the Bridges Forward Stroke & Brain Injury Support program. The race features a glow theme, with participants encouraged to wear lights, neon, or other glowing accessories. A prize is awarded for the most luminous participant. Prior to the main events, Memorial Health System providers compete in the Provider Power Dash, a 50-meter exhibition race. This event allows attendees to support their favorite provider while generating additional funds for healthcare initiatives. The race has a history spanning over ten years, with a recent edition attracting approximately 160 participants and raising over $10,000.

The Hearts and Hands 4 Paws 5K begins at Muskingum Park in Marietta at 2:30 p.m. Participants can run or walk the 5K, with or without a dog. Registration costs $25, and the event benefits Hearts and Hands 4 Paws. The organization assists pet owners with costs for spay and neuter procedures, veterinary care, grooming, food, and behavior training. This allows animals to remain with their families rather than entering shelters. The race's dog-friendly nature aligns with this goal, attracting individuals seeking a relaxed 5K while supporting local animal welfare.

The Burlington Turkey Trot 5K Run/Walk is a Thanksgiving morning race in Burlington, Wisconsin, starting from 400 McCanna Parkway. It is built for runners and walkers, with a family-friendly setup rather than a race aimed only at fast competitors. The route is a 5K through Burlington, giving local families a simple way to move before the holiday meal. The event is presented by Thrivent Shoreline Group and Southern Lakes Area Love Inc., and it also includes fundraising, with donations counted toward a stated goal.

The Parkersburg Turkey Trot is a Thanksgiving morning run or walk held in Parkersburg City Park, beginning at 9:00 AM at 1920 Park Ave in Parkersburg, West Virginia. Established in 1979, the race centers on a straightforward holiday concept: encouraging families, friends, walkers, and runners to be active before the rest of Thanksgiving Day commences. The course remains within City Park, offering a local and manageable route instead of a point-to-point road race. Dr. Gary Ogilvie initiated the event, with Joe Corra subsequently guiding its progression. The top male and female finishers each receive a fresh turkey and a Turkey Trot hoodie, and all registered participants are entered into drawings for 50 door prizes awarded post-race. Packet pickup is available at the Wood County Rec Building on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving and on race morning.

The Mistletoe 5K Run/Walk is a December 5K held in St. Marys, West Virginia, offering both running and walking divisions. The course begins and ends at Pleasants County Park on Cherry Street, utilizing measured city streets for the race. Participants can select between a run/run-walk entry or a walk-only entry, accommodating racers, casual joggers, and dedicated walkers. The awards recognize the top three overall male and female finishers in the running category, along with age-group awards. Walkers also receive overall male and female awards and age-group recognition. The first 130 finishers will be given participant medals. Those who register early benefit from a reduced entry fee, and preregistered participants are assured a long-sleeve dry-fit shirt, with additional shirts available on race day as supplies permit.

Marietta's largest 5k, capped at 500 participants. The racecourse guides you over and under bridges, through tunnels, and around downtown Marietta, finishing along the paved river trail in Muskingum Park. Awards are given to the top overall males and females, top walkers, and top three in each age group. Kids 11 and under race for free.