Milliken周辺の5Kレース

PRA Miner Gold Rush is a school-year kickoff race and fall festival at Prospect Ridge Academy, featuring a 5K on campus in the morning and a 1-mile fun run afterward. The 5K corrals at 8:30 a.m. and starts at 9 a.m.; the shorter run begins at 10:30 a.m. The schedule shifted earlier due to afternoon thunderstorms impacting past events. The race day centers on the PRA community, drawing over 1,000 people to campus in a recent edition. The 5K also serves as a BOLDERBoulder qualifier, making it more than a casual school run for those aiming for a seeded start there. Following the running events, the Fall Festival takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the grass soccer field, offering ticket packages, family sponsorship levels, business sponsorships, and early festival access for families purchasing a sponsorship package.

The Lafayette Music Fest 5K/10K is a run-or-walk race held alongside a live-music festival in Lafayette, Colorado. Participants can choose between a 5K and a 10K. Rock for the People, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, organizes the event as part of its mission to foster a more inclusive local music community by providing free and low-cost rehearsal and recording access. Both courses utilize the Coal Creek Trail in Boulder County and are designed as out-and-back routes for simplicity. The 10K features four aid stations approximately 1 to 1.5 miles apart, offering salty and sweet snacks, water, and electrolyte drinks. The 5K includes two aid stations with drinks and a limited snack selection. Awards are presented to the top three female and male finishers in each age group, ranging from 10-20 to 70+. The finish area offers a festival atmosphere with donuts, live music performances, and opportunities to enjoy the musical aspect of the event.

The Long View Marathon runs point to point between Fort Collins and Loveland in northern Colorado. The full marathon begins at Edora Park and concludes at Fairgrounds Park. The same finish area hosts the half marathon, which starts at Fossil Creek Park, and a 5K centered on Fairgrounds Park. The races occur in October, with staggered morning starts for the marathon, half marathon, and 5K. The route incorporates sections of the Long View and Front Range bike paths, meaning the longer races utilize a paved-path corridor instead of a closed downtown loop. Packet pickup is available at Altitude Running in Fort Collins prior to race day and at each race’s start area on race morning, subject to a strict cutoff. Marathon and half-marathon prizes feature custom works by local artist Amy Hayman, gift cards to local businesses, overall awards, and age-group prizes; the 5K offers overall and masters awards.

I Ain't Scared (of 5k) is a Halloween-themed 5k held at Carpenter Park, located near Colorado and 108th Avenue in Thornton, Colorado. The children's race begins at 9:15 AM Mountain time, followed by the 5k at 9:30. The shorter event is a 100-yard fun run for children ages 2 to 7. This race occurs only when Halloween falls on a weekend. Costumes are encouraged, and music and Halloween snacks are provided. All participants receive a finisher medal and a T-shirt printed with glow-in-the-dark ink. The kids' fun run is free, making the event suitable for families as well as 5k runners.

The Louisville Trail Race offers half marathon, 10K, and 5K distances on dirt trails near Louisville Community Park in Louisville, Colorado. It provides a Front Range trail running experience, allowing both experienced and newer trail runners to select a course suited to their abilities. The routes are predominantly flat and dirt, utilizing an out-and-back structure on trails surrounding the park. A challenging hill near the finish offers views of the Flatirons and Front Range mountains. This event, now in its second decade, maintains a family-friendly atmosphere with post-race activities encouraging participants to bring guests.

The Broomfield Turkey Day 5K/10K is a Thanksgiving morning race held in Broomfield, Colorado, offering both 5K and 10K distances. The 10K distance is notable as Colorado's only Thanksgiving Day 10K. This event welcomes a wide range of participants, including runners, walkers, families, teams, younger individuals, and those looking to enjoy a holiday tradition before enjoying pumpkin pie. All finishers will receive a medal. The registration fee is all-inclusive, with reduced rates available for participants aged 16 and under. The race also supports a food drive for Broomfield FISH. Participants who bring five non-perishable food items on race day will be entered into a raffle for prizes from 3W Races and its sponsors.

The Pelican Lakes Turkey Trot is an annual 5K organized by run.Windsor at Pelican Lakes. Runners and walkers share the same family-friendly race, suitable for those seeking a holiday run or families moving at a relaxed pace. The event supports local causes. Athletes In Tandem and the Weld Food Bank benefit from the race, and Windsor Gives is tied to the run.Windsor Race Series. At the finish, participants receive free beer and mimosas, with mimosas donated by High Country Beverage.

The NCMC Turkey Trot begins near North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley, Colorado, on Thanksgiving morning. The CardioVascular Institute of North Colorado organizes this event, offering runners and walkers a USATF-certified 5K and a shorter 2K Gobler Trek fun run. The 5K begins first, with the 2K starting shortly after, allowing families to select between a timed race or a more casual holiday activity. The start is located on the east side of North Colorado Medical Center, and the finish line is on 16th Street directly in front of the hospital. The event attracts participants of all ages and skill levels, with competitive runners positioned at the front, ahead of those with strollers or wagons. It ranks as one of Northern Colorado’s significant holiday gatherings, and its proceeds benefit cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation programs, providing financial assistance to patients unable to afford rehabilitation otherwise.

The Broomfield Turkey Day 5K/10K is a Thanksgiving Day race in Broomfield, Colorado, offering both 5K and 10K distances. The 10K is presented as Colorado's sole Thanksgiving Day 10K, and the 5K provides a shorter option for families and casual runners to begin the holiday. Both runners and walkers are welcome, and the event focuses on the Thanksgiving gathering aspect rather than solely as a competitive race. Registration includes a finisher medal, with options for youth and team pricing. The race also gathers food for Broomfield FISH; participants who bring five donation items on race day are entered into a raffle for prizes from 3W Races and sponsors. The organizer views the event as a family Thanksgiving tradition, aligning with the mix of runners, walkers, children, teams, and individuals primarily participating to earn their holiday meal.