Fort Carson周辺の5Kレース

The Colorado Springs Marathon begins and ends on Vermijo Street adjacent to the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum, placing the main event in downtown Colorado Springs from the outset. The series takes place each fall, featuring a marathon, half marathon, 5K, and Kids K, with virtual options available for each distance for participants unable to attend in person. This event is family-oriented, including a race expo and packet pickup prior to race day, along with exhibitor booths at the finish line. The marathon route proceeds west on Colorado Avenue, descends into America the Beautiful Park, and then follows the Greenway Trail north through Monument Valley Park. Participants will encounter varied terrain: concrete for the initial mile of the Greenway Trail, followed by hard-packed pea gravel, and then paved paths along the Greenway and Santa Fe trails before returning towards downtown. The courses wind through parks and past historic monuments, with the finish line situated back at the Pioneers Museum. This marks the series' 13th year, attracting participants from across the nation, and has reached capacity in recent years.

The Manitou 5K begins and ends in Fields Park in Manitou Springs, Colorado. The course is flat and accommodates runners, walkers, rollers, and strollers. This community race is in its third year, chip timed by Pikes Peak Road Runners, with all proceeds benefiting the Manitou Springs School District. The route follows the creek and the Creekwalk, passing through parks featuring murals, sculptures, disc golf, and skate areas. Participants have ranged from 4 to 82 years old. Local support is significant: school art students design the shirts, Garden of the Gods Trading Post provides snacks and drinks, an old-time arcade supplies kids awards, Manitou Brewery offers beer tokens, and city staff and the fire department assist with race operations.

Bobcat Trail Races take place in Palmer Park, Colorado Springs. The park's rocky bluffs overlook the city and Pikes Peak. This fall trail event offers 5K, 10K, 25K, and 50K distances, accommodating both short-distance trail runners and ultrarunners on the same race day. The course is 95 percent unpaved, beginning around 6,300 feet and reaching nearly 6,600 feet. The series, established in 2015, aims to showcase Palmer Park’s trail system to runners. It maintains a local feel with a 250-runner limit and no prize money, distinguishing it from large-city road races.

Spooky Sprint - Colorado Springs is a Halloween-themed running event in Colorado Springs, offering a Kid's Dash, an untimed 1 Mile, a 5k, 10k, and half marathon. It is designed for families and mixed-ability groups. Younger runners can do the short dash, walkers can select the mile, and runners seeking a timed effort can use the longer distances, which include chip timing, live results, and awards. A virtual option allows participation from another location while still receiving event merchandise. The race is part of the local Bodies Race Series, which focuses on accessible events and take-home gear. Registration for the 5k, 10k, and half marathon includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The 1 Mile includes the same items but is untimed. The 5k and 10k also provide youth pricing for children 12 and under. Finish-line treats, free participant photos, costumes, and the Halloween theme contribute to a family outing atmosphere rather than a basic road race.

The Colorado Springs Veterans Day 5K is a Veterans Day run held in Colorado Springs, Colorado. It begins at 9:00 a.m. MST and concludes at 11:00 a.m. The primary race is a standard 5K, with a separate 5K available for participants aged 15 and under. The race focuses on honoring military veterans, remembering those who have fallen, and supporting current service members. Packet pickup is available prior to race day at Colorado Running Company. The event is designed as a community tribute, not solely a timed run.

The Candy Cane Course in Colorado Springs, held at El Pomar Youth Sports Park, is a Christmas-themed running event. It is part of the annual Bodies Race Series and offers several distances: a 1-mile run, a 5k, a 12k, and a kid's dash for those 10 and under. The 1-mile and kid's dash are not timed, but the 5k and 12k use chip timing with live results and awards. The event is designed for families and casual runners alongside competitive racers. Registration provides a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal. Participants also receive complimentary race photos and post-race treats. Youth pricing is available for the 5k and 12k, and a virtual option allows participation for those who wish to receive the shirt and medal without attending in person.

The YMCA Jingle Jog 5K is a holiday-themed 5K hosted by the Pikes Peak YMCA. It is designed for families, casual runners, and those seeking a seasonal run over a competitive race atmosphere. A free Kids' Reindeer Romp for children 12 and under is part of the event, with that run beginning at 10:00 a.m. The event accommodates more than just adult 5K participants. Younger runners receive discounted registration fees, and youth shirts are available for separate purchase. Dogs are welcome for an additional fee, which includes a Jingle Jog bandana. Participants who register for the complete three-race YMCA series receive a discount on each race, positioning the Jingle Jog as an option within a broader local race schedule.