Navarre周辺の5Kレース

The CMSAF Binnicker Memorial Run takes place in Shalimar, Florida, during October. It features a 9K run, a 5K run, a 5K walk, and a 1 Mile Fun Run. The 9K and 5K events begin at 8:00 a.m. CDT, with the fun run starting 30 minutes later. Virtual options for the 9K, 5K run, and 5K walk are available for those unable to attend in person. The event commemorates CMSAF James C. Binnicker and supports the memory care wing at Hawthorn House, located within the Air Force Enlisted Village's assisted living facility. Hawthorn House provides care for military widows, retirees, veterans, and their family members affected by Alzheimer's and dementia. All proceeds from the race are directed toward the care and support of these residents. The first 300 participants registered for the 9K and 5K will receive a race shirt and a challenge coin. The morning concludes with music from a DJ, food, beverages, and an awards ceremony.

Run for the Reef is a race morning at Navarre Beach, Florida, featuring a 10K, a 5K, and a One Mile Fun Run. The event begins at the Navarre Beach boat launch parking lot, with race day registration available at Windjammers on the Pier. The course follows a straightforward out-and-back route along Gulf Blvd., with runners heading out along the barrier island road and returning the same way. The race supports the Navarre Beach Marine Sanctuary and its artificial reefs, aiming to help “Make Navarre Snorkelicious.” Windjammers on the Pier also hosts the awards ceremony for this, the 17th running of the event.

The Pensacola Half Marathon & 5K is part of the RunPensacola race series on Florida’s Gulf Coast. It is organized from Gulf Breeze by Gulf Coast Event Group. The series offers road races for different ability levels, including a half marathon for a longer effort and a 5K for a shorter race-day goal. RunPensacola emphasizes local runners and a community-style event over an elite-only field. Adam Guess founded the organization, BJ Price directs the races, and Nathan Swafford handles timing. Entries can be transferred to another person or deferred to a similar race if arranged at least two weeks before race day. Events proceed in rain, but lightning or extreme weather may alter plans, with updates posted on the series Facebook page.

Pink Pirate's 5K for Breast Cancer is a 5K run and walk in Navarre, Florida. The race begins at the Navarre Beach boat ramp parking lot on Gulf Boulevard. This breast cancer awareness event is organized by Pink Pirates, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and has been held annually since 2013. The event accommodates both runners and walkers, catering to those who wish to race the distance and those who prefer a steadier pace to support the cause. The race supports a specific local purpose: funding mammograms for individuals unable to afford screening. Since 2013, Pink Pirates has generated over $180,000 for this initiative. Additionally, the event features a virtual 5K option, allowing supporters to participate remotely if they cannot attend in person on race day.

The Semper Fi 5K is a Pensacola-area charity run with Marine Corps origins, held annually for over four decades. It started as The Beirut Relief 10K Run, established to support children and families of Marines and Sailors lost in the Beirut barracks bombing. Over 500 military and civilian runners participated in the inaugural event, which raised more than $4,000 for a Marine Corps scholarship fund. The published course information only specifies the greater Pensacola area, meaning the participants and purpose reveal more than a notable route. Local active-duty military units and high school JROTC groups run in formation with civilian participants. Marine 1stLt Chris Holzworth initially proposed the race, MATSG-21 adopted it, and the Marine Corps League later took it over with TEL Staffing & HR as a partner. Proceeds now benefit local children's nonprofits and other Pensacola-area charities, having raised nearly $725,000. Each year's race honors a distinguished veteran, maintaining the event's connection to Marine Corps service and local philanthropy.

The SKECHERS Wicked Wine Run Pensacola is a Halloween-themed night race in Pensacola, Florida, offering 5K and 10K distances. This event is part of the Wicked Wine Run series, known for its costume-friendly format across various locations, and is listed on the Run Pensacola race calendar. Runners and walkers of all abilities participate in a festive evening, not a competitive, elite-focused race. Costumes are encouraged, the race concludes with wine tasting, and the event supports a local charity through partnerships. It is produced by Running Wild, the Pensacola running store that also organizes Run Pensacola, with races developed by local organizers and connected to the area's running community.

The Pensacola Beach Turkey Trot is an annual 5K on Pensacola Beach, Florida, run on Thanksgiving Day. It is a short road race tied to the holiday, with a beach setting and a field that is large for a local 5K. More than 1,000 runners and walkers participate each year, including people from across the United States. The event is family-friendly but still allows for competitive racing, and its proceeds support brain cancer research through the Robert Tisch Tumor Center at Duke University.

The Pensacola Turkey Trot 5K begins and ends at Seville Square in downtown Pensacola, Florida. This Thanksgiving morning 5K offers both a run and a walk, commencing at 8:00 a.m. CST and concluding by 9:30. RunPensacola, organized by Gulf Coast Event Group, presents the event, with Adam Guess as founder, BJ Price as race director, and Nathan Swafford managing timing. The course crosses Downtown Pensacola, returning to Seville Square. This configuration keeps the race focused on a historic public space. Walkers are eligible for awards along with runners, with prizes for overall, masters, grandmasters, age-group, and top walking finishers. The post-race gathering remains at Seville Square, featuring food, refreshments, an awards ceremony in the pavilion, and a BYOM tradition for participants to bring their own drink for the post-run celebration.

The Navarre Jingle Bell Run starts and finishes at the Navarre Main Fire Station, behind McDonald’s on Highway 98 in Navarre, Florida. It is a relaxed holiday 5K run/walk with shorter options, built for families, walkers, kids, strollers, and leashed pets rather than racing for times. The event is non-scored, has a one-hour course limit, and supports the Navarre Chamber Foundation’s Community Projects. The route goes through the residential streets of the Town Center on a very flat course, with “Shortcuts to Grandma’s House” for people choosing less than the full 3.1 miles. Each participant gets a jingle bell, holiday costumes are encouraged, and the most festive participant gets a special prize. The first 200 registrants get long-sleeve shirts, and the Fire Station also hosts packet pickup, post-race refreshments, and door prizes.