DeLand周辺の5Kレース

Sazón & Sneakers 5K is a chip-timed 5K run/walk in Lake Mary, Florida, hosted by Spanish Girls Run, a nonprofit 501(c)(3). The race concludes Hispanic Heritage Month, begins early, and limits participants to 500. It is suitable for beginners, with timing and scoring via a disposable chip on the race bib. The course is USATF certified, described by organizers as fast and flat, ideal for first-timers and those aiming for a faster 5K time. The event offers finisher medals, awards for top overall men and women, age-group awards, a free kids race for ages 10 and under, community vendors, and sponsor activities. Proceeds support Spanish Girls Run programs such as a free Women's Self-Defense Seminar, Miles for Dignity, Meals for the Soul, scholarships for Latina women, and race-fee sponsorships for women running their first finish line.

The Haunted 5K, 10K, and 13.1M is a morning race held in DeLand, Florida. All three distances begin at 8:30 AM. Runners select a 5K, 10K, or half marathon, register in advance via RunSignup, and collect their packets just before the start. The courses consist of repeated out-and-back sections, making it suitable for those who prefer a straightforward path with frequent views of the same locations. The 5K covers its out-and-back segment twice, the 10K covers it four times, and the half marathon uses an extended out-and-back segment six times. The race has a 3 hour 30 minute time limit. Parking at the start is restricted, with additional parking available half a mile away, so early arrival is recommended.

The Ormond Beach Senior Games are a weeklong set of competitions in Ormond Beach and nearby Daytona Beach, Florida, for athletes age 50 and older. This event is in its 40th year and is open to anyone in that age group, with no residency rule, so participants do not have to live in Ormond Beach or Florida to enter. The week opens at the Ormond Beach Senior Center, then spreads across local sports venues. Golf uses Daytona Beach Golf Club, tennis is at Trails & Racquet Club, swimming is at the Ormond Beach YMCA, and basketball is at South Ormond Neighborhood Center. The series is sanctioned by the Florida Sports Foundation and works as a qualifier for the Florida Senior Games, which gives local competition a clear path to the statewide level.

The DeLeon Dash 5K is a run, walk, or jog within DeLeon Springs State Park in De Leon Springs, Florida. Beginning at the park, located at 601 Ponce Deleon Boulevard, the race offers a straightforward 5K through the woods, near one of Central Florida’s historic spring landscapes. The course follows the spring, passes the Old Sugar Mill, and travels under large oak trees. The Friends of DeLeon Springs State Park organize the event, with proceeds supporting their efforts to preserve, interpret, and restore the park’s natural and cultural resources. Participants can enjoy the spring pool, nature trail, wildlife viewing, kayaking, paddleboarding, the visitor center, an eco-history boat tour, and the park’s pancake house after the race.

PawPals 4 Life 5k is an off-road 5k for runners and walkers, with both an in-person race and a virtual option. The in-person field is limited, while the virtual version lets people cover the distance on their own during Adopt a Shelter Dog Month. The race is presented by Pawfields Enrichment Group and supports the ASPCA. Its focus is pet enrichment and shelter-dog awareness, with the organizers framing dogs as family rather than accessories. Human participants receive an official race bib, and the event encourages PawRents and PawPals to gather around socialization, training, and animal welfare.

Spooky Sprint Orlando is a Halloween-themed race at Jay Blanchard Park in Union Park, near Orlando, offering distances for many types of runners. The in-person events include a timed 5K, 10K, and half marathon, an untimed 1 mile, and a kids dash for children 10 and under. It is designed for families and regular runners alike, with youth pricing for the 5K and 10K and a free kids dash option for children not wanting the shirt and medal package. The race setup is straightforward: chip timing, live results, awards, free race photos, and treats at the finish line. The 5K, 10K, half marathon, and 1 mile entries include a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal, while the kids dash comes with a mini bib, youth shirt, and its own medal. A virtual option is available for runners who want the merchandise but cannot attend in person, and a Volunteer then Run entry allows people to help with the event before participating themselves.

Costumes are part of the point at Monster Dash 5K, a Halloween-themed race in Manito Park on Spokane's South Hill. The morning starts with a chip-timed 5K, followed by a Kids' Fun Run with 1-mile, half-mile, and quarter-mile options, allowing families to choose a distance that fits younger runners. The kids' races end with candy goodie bags, and adults may walk or run beside their children for the full route. Many parents run the 5K first and then join their children afterward. Proceeds go to Active4Youth, a local nonprofit that teaches sports and healthy activities to children, including a free elementary running program in Spokane-area school districts.

The United With the Blue 5K begins at Front Running Sports in Lake Mary, Florida, utilizing the Cross-Seminole Trail in Central Florida. This 5K follows a USATF-certified out-and-back course, with participants heading out along the trail and returning via the same path. The event is dedicated to honoring fallen law enforcement officers and supporting individuals connected to that community. The route follows a well-used multi-use trail, familiar to many local runners and walkers. The field includes numerous walkers, not solely those aiming for a fast time. Proceeds benefit Law Enforcement United and Team Blueline. The first 300 registered participants will receive a custom diecast finisher medal. Participants have also enjoyed post-race refreshments.

Central Florida Legends is a race day held at Gemini Springs Park in DeBary, Florida. The marathon, half marathon, and 5K all start and finish in the same location. DeBary is situated between Orlando and Daytona Beach, and the park's proximity to I-4 attracts participants from across Central Florida. The race titles reference Florida folklore: the marathon is the Skunk Ape Marathon, the half marathon is the Mermaid Half Marathon, and the 5K is the Fountain of Youth 5K. The courses follow the Spring-to-Spring and East Central Regional paved trails in West Volusia County, incorporating sections of trails, roads, and parks. Organizers describe the route as flat and fast, winding through the older Florida landscape with local flora, fauna, and parkland, distinct from a dense urban course. West Volusia Runners organizes the series, now in its eighth year. Participants receive a shirt, medal, post-race amenities, and access to a finish-line Legendary Tailgate Party. Virtual options are available for the marathon and half marathon.

The Gobbler at Deland is a morning race series offering 5K, 10K, and half marathon distances, with all events commencing at 8:30 AM. All participants must register in advance via RunSignup, as on-site registration is not available. Packet pickup is brief and scheduled close to the start, opening 30 minutes prior and closing 10 minutes before the race begins. The courses consist of repeating out-and-back sections. The 5K route crosses the same out-and-back segment twice, the 10K covers it four times, and the half marathon utilizes a longer out-and-back course repeated six times. The event has a 3-hour and 30-minute time limit. Parking requires some forethought: the starting area has limited capacity, with additional parking available approximately half a mile away.

The Gobbler 5K, 10K, & 13.1M takes place in DeLand, Florida, offering three race distances: 5K, 10K, or half marathon. The start is scheduled for 8:30 AM. Packet pickup begins 30 minutes prior to the race start. Advance registration is required via RunSignup, as on-site registration will not be available. The 5K and 10K races follow a repeated out-and-back segment, with the 5K completed twice and the 10K completed four times. The half marathon also uses an out-and-back course, consisting of six repeats of its designated segment. This configuration creates a straightforward, lap-based course rather than a point-to-point route. All finishers receive medals, and awards will be presented. Series points are awarded, and a best costume prize adds a festive touch to the event. Parking at the start area is restricted; overflow parking is located approximately half a mile away, emphasizing the importance of arriving early.