カーソンシティ, NV周辺の10Kレース

The 17th annual Polio Purple Pinkie Trail Run at Washoe County's Rancho San Rafael Park. The Rotary Club of Reno Midtown hosts this run/walk to support a good cause and enjoy the trails.

The Lions Run is a race fundraiser held at Empire Ranch Golf Course in Carson City, Nevada. It features a half marathon, 10K, 5K, Family Fun Run, and a unique 0.0 None Run. For the None Run, participants need only a lawn chair; the objective is relaxation, not exertion. The running routes are situated on and near the golf course grounds. Aid stations are available along the courses, and registered runners receive precision timing. This is a new event designed to foster a community atmosphere. Participants receive a swag bag, a race shirt, finish-line photos, and access to a festival following the races.

The Lake Tahoe Marathon Events span three days around Lake Tahoe, typically in October. The weekend accommodates various participants: runners can race, jog, or walk, drawing thousands of athletes and visitors to the lake annually. Races utilize locations around the lake, such as Homewood on the California side. The events range from the kids' Pumpkin Run to the 72-mile Midnight Express, covering family activities, standard road races, and an extended overnight challenge.

Reno's Wobble Before You Gobble 10K / 5K is a Thanksgiving Day run in Reno, Nevada, offering 10K and 5K distances. It is scheduled for November, providing a holiday-morning option before the meal suggested by its name. The listing provides basic details: the event is part of a race series, hosted in Reno, and includes separate 10K and 5K categories. The title itself is the main tradition, linking the run directly to Thanksgiving rather than a specific course feature or extensive history.

The Great Ski Race is a nordic ski event in North Lake Tahoe, held at Tahoe Cross Country Center in Tahoe City, California. It takes place during the winter and serves as the primary fundraiser for Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue, an all-volunteer group that aids in rescues within the Sierra backcountry. Participants can compete seriously or enjoy the day as a long tour, choosing between a 26 km main course and a 10 km option, both starting and ending at Tahoe XC. The 26 km course ascends from the Tahoe Basin, crosses Starratt Pass, and follows the 74 road, known as the Fiberboard Freeway. It circles through 4 Corners before heading back toward Carnelian Bay and the Blue Trail at Tahoe XC. This route includes 1,636 feet of elevation gain, presenting a significant climbing challenge, though the event maintains a festive atmosphere with a soup station offering complimentary snacks and beverages. The 10 km route remains at a lower elevation on the rolling trails of the nordic center. An untimed Tour Wave is available for those wishing to ski the full 26 km distance without official results. Both distances conclude with food and live music at the finish line.