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Biegi 10K w pobliżu Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek, OH
12 biegów w 2026
następny za 2 dni
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Nadchodzące biegi 10K w pobliżu Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek, OH
W tym tygodniu 3
4LIP
Bieg · road · 10K
Conquer the Hill 10k Run/4.5 Mile Walk
Cincinnati · 59 km stąd
4LIP
Bieg · road · 10K
Eagle 5K, 10K, & 13.1M, Beavercreek, OH (27)
Beavercreek · 12 km stąd
4LIP
Bieg · road · 10K
Freedom Race 5k, 10k, 15k
Fairborn · 18 km stąd
LIP 2
25LIP
Bieg · road · 10K
ORRRC Wingman 10k
Dayton
25LIP
Bieg · trail · 10K
Red Fox Trail Run 5K/10K/Half-Marathon
Cincinnati · 71 km stąd
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SIE 1
29SIE
Bieg · trail · 10K
Deer Trail Run 5K/10K/Half-Marathon
Cincinnati · 78 km stąd
WRZ 6
12WRZ
Bieg · road · 10K
Golden Harvest Half Marathon & 5k/10k - Cincinnati
Fairfield · 57 km stąd
13WRZ
Bieg · road · 10K
MVOC Grant Park Harvest-O
Centerville · 15 km stąd
18WRZ
Bieg · road · 10K
Air Force Marathon
Dayton
19WRZ
Bieg · road · 10K
2026 Air Force Marathon
Dayton
26WRZ
Bieg · road · 10K
Applefest 5k-10k-15k Run/Walk
Lebanon · 39 km stąd
27WRZ
Bieg · road · 10K
The Run For Your Life 5k Series- The Outbreak
Fairborn · 16 km stąd
Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek, OH · 80 km
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The Run For Your Life 5k Series - The City Collapsed
The Run For Your Life 5k Series - The City Collapsed is a 5k road race in Fairborn, Ohio, held on a fall Saturday with a zombie-apocalypse theme. Participants start as Survivors, wearing flag football belts. The race challenges runners not just to finish the distance, but also to protect their flags from being captured, which would mark them as infected.
Zombies have a distinct role: they remain within designated infected zones rather than completing the full course. Their objective is to remove flags from approaching Survivors. This event is modest in scale, anticipating 1 to 100 participants. It emphasizes costumes, imaginative zombie makeup, speed, rapid decision-making, and composure under duress.
Minster Oktoberfest Classic 10k
The Minster Oktoberfest Classic 10k is a flat, fast road race in Minster, Ohio. It begins at Minster High School on East 7th Street and is held during the Minster Oktoberfest weekend. This race has been contested for decades and is part of the Run Ohio Grand Prix Series. It offers a small-town atmosphere with the competitive spirit of a larger event, evidenced by its course records of 28:18 for men and 31:57 for women.
The course is designed for speed, featuring music and festival energy instead of a quiet route. Runners are incentivized with prize money for the top 10 finishers, awards for Masters, Grand Masters, top local Minster runners, age-group winners, and finishers in the quarter-pack, middle-pack, and three-quarter-pack categories. A 1-mile Fun Run, finisher medals, a budget-friendly entry option, and a virtual race are also available. Post-race, participants can enjoy Oktoberfest offerings like beer, brats, music, and crafts.
The Run For Your Life 5k Series - The Last Escape
The Run For Your Life 5k/10k Series - The Final Stand
Run For Your Life is a charity 5k and 10k fun run/walk held at the PNWU campus in Yakima, Washington, starting and finishing on campus. Organized by PNWU students, the race is combined with a health fair, making the morning suitable for runners, walkers, families, and local residents, not just competitive racers. Check-in is in the morning before a 9:30 start, with participants selecting either the 5k or 10k route.
The event originated on PNWU’s campus in Terrace Heights and maintains a student-led, community-health focus. Funds raised support PNWU scholarships, particularly for students from rural and medically underserved areas pursuing health careers. The Community Fair features PNWU student clubs and local health organizations, offering information on topics like heart health, diabetes, smoking cessation, back pain, mental health, therapy services, substance abuse, outdoor recreation, exercise, and sexual health. Race shirts, route maps, parking details, and RunSignUp registration are provided.
MVOC Pumpkin Hunt John Bryan State Park / Camp Birch
The MVOC Pumpkin Hunt takes participants through John Bryan State Park and Camp Birch near Yellow Springs, Ohio, with starts available between noon and 2:00 PM. This event is on the Miami Valley Orienteering Club schedule, not a typical road race, and includes a 10 km course for those seeking a longer run.
The event address is 3790 State Route 370, located at the edge of John Bryan State Park. Larry Berna and Scott Lefgren are the event contacts. The Pumpkin Hunt aligns with MVOC’s tradition of local map-based races in the Dayton and Yellow Springs region.
Got Chocolate 5k/10k
Got Chocolate?! 5K/10K Walk, Run, or Roll starts at Xenia Station in Xenia, Ohio, with both distances using the local bike path. The event is open to runners, walkers, and participants using wheels, and the afternoon schedule starts with registration before the races begin.
The race benefits Family Promise of Greene County, with proceeds helping local displaced families recover from homelessness. Finishers come back to a chocolate-focused post-race party with chocolate donuts, hot chocolate, and chocolate candy, while winners receive awards and results are posted through Speedy Feet as people finish.
Horseshoe Hill Climb
The Horseshoe Hill Climb is a trail race at Marmon Valley Farm near Zanesfield, Ohio, approximately 45 minutes northwest of Columbus. It takes place in November and provides short and longer trail options, with distances noted in recent event information as 5K, 10K, 20K, and occasionally 30K. The race utilizes the farm’s private trail network instead of paved roads, so participants should anticipate dirt, grass, uneven terrain, creek crossings, and mud if conditions are wet.
The course is structured around a 10K loop crossing bridle trails, farm lanes, open meadows, hardwood forest, ravines, fields, creeks, and scenic overlooks across Marmon Valley Farm’s extensive acreage. The event generates funds for summer horse camp scholarships, enabling children from economically disadvantaged families to attend camp; runners can also contribute to this cause by supporting Team Wrangler. Awards are presented to the top male and female finishers in each distance category, and the participants generally consist of trail runners seeking a challenging, unpaved farm course rather than a road race focused on personal bests.
Turkey Trails- Cincinnati
Turkey Trails - Columbus is a Thanksgiving-themed race day in Columbus offering a half marathon, 10K, 5K, 1-mile race, and a kids' dash. The 5K, 10K, and half marathon are chip-timed with live results. The 1-mile race and kids' dash are untimed, suitable for a more relaxed run.
The event encourages family participation, with youth pricing for the 5K and 10K, and a kids' dash for children 10 and under. All finishers receive a designer shirt, custom bib, and medal. For the kids' dash, children get a mini bib, youth-sized shirt, and child-specific medal. Children can also run the dash without charge if they forgo the swag. Awards, free race photos, finish-line treats, and a virtual race option are also provided.
Ezra J. Hartke 5K/10K Race for Hope
The Ezra J. Hartke Race for Hope is an annual November fundraiser offering 5K and 10K races. Named for Ezra J. Hartke, it supports childhood cancer research and care, having raised over $133,000 to date.
The event is presented by The Barry & Denise Johnson Foundation, a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to raising funds and providing support for childhood cancer. Funds from the inaugural race generated $18,000 for Dayton Children's Hospital research into brain tumors. This research included studying how tumor cells resist treatment and how a steroid medication affects stem cells within a tumor. That initial donation contributed to launching a larger project focused on targeting specific cell types in brain tumors to improve therapy effectiveness.
Tipp Turkey Trot
Meyer Brothers & Sons Hamilton Turkey Trot
The Meyer Brothers & Sons Hamilton Turkey Trot is a Thanksgiving-season road race in Hamilton, Ohio, offering 5K and 10K distances. The race starts at Marcum Park, with 116 Dayton St noted as the starting point.
The event benefits YoungLives and promotes a local focus with its motto: “Run Local. Support Local.” The available distances accommodate both holiday runners and those seeking a longer 10K challenge on the same race day.
Candy Cane Course- Cincinnati
The Candy Cane Course Cincinnati is a yearly Christmas-themed race day offering several participation options: 5K, 10K, 15K, 1 mile, Kids Dash, Volunteer then Run, and a virtual race. It is designed for families and mixed groups, featuring youth pricing for the 5K and 10K and a Kids Dash for children age 10 and under.
The longer race distances include chip timing with live results and awards. The 1 mile and Kids Dash are untimed. Participants in the 5K, 10K, 15K, and 1 mile receive a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal. Kids Dash participants get a mini bib, a youth-sized shirt, and their own medal. The finish area provides free participant photos and treats. The virtual race allows participation from any location while still earning event merchandise.
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O biegach 10K w Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek, OH
Dayton: Bazowe kilometry i ścieżki rowerowe
Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek, OH organizuje 26 biegów 10K w 2026 w promieniu 80 km od centrum miasta — nadchodzące daty, cykliczne serie i inne biegi w okolicy, wszystko w jednym miejscu.
U nas biega się po MetroParks, ścieżkach rowerowych i takich spokojnych, porannych pętlach przez Oakwood i Kettering. W Oakwood masz Hills and Dales, Ridgeway Road i podbiegi na cmentarzu Calvary, jak Z2 potrzebuje trochę pazura. Orange Trail w Germantown MetroPark to opcja dla tych, co lubią mocno pobiegać w terenie. Dayton Running Club spotyka się w czwartki na luźne wybiegania, we wtorki na szybkość w Kettering Fairmont High School, a w większość weekendów na biegi po ścieżkach rowerowych. 5 Rivers Running Club startuje w soboty z Oakwood High School na 6-8 mil po górkach. Dayton Track Club dba o to, żeby w okolicy coś się działo treningowo. W kalendarzu imprez mamy Air Force Marathon 2026, Dragons 5K, Warped Wing 5k River Run i ORRRC Possum Creek 5k Trail Race.
Na rowerze u nas najpierw jedzie się po ścieżkach, bo Dayton ma ogromny, dedykowany system, a stan ścieżek jest generalnie super. Great Miami River Trail ciągnie się na północ i południe przez 93 mile, więc nabijanie bazowych kilometrów to bułka z masłem. The Connector ma 1 milę przez Dayton, Kettering i Oakwood, i łączy Iron Horse Trail, Great Miami River Trail i Mad River Trail. The Connector to taki łagodny podjazd w południowe przedmieścia. The Connector wspina się 436 m na 5 km. Iron Horse Trail to 9 km z 261 m przewyższenia. Dayton Cycling Club, Major Taylor Cycling Club of Dayton, Team Dayton Cycling i Colavita Ohio Cycling dbają o to, żeby zawsze było z kim pojeździć w grupie.
Najlepsze miesiące są wtedy, kiedy ścieżki są czyste, w MetroParks jest twardo pod stopami, a my możemy swobodnie przeskakiwać między szosą, gravelem i terenem, nie kombinując za dużo ze sprzętem. Lato to super czas na rower, rekreacyjne jazdy po szosie są mocne w okolicach Centerville, Beavercreek i większości Kettering. Biegacze nadal wolą ścieżki rowerowe w Oakwood, Kettering, Beavercreek i zacienione parkowe trasy, kiedy robi się gorąco na treningach. Zima zmienia rytm w obu sportach. Często biegamy przed wschodem słońca, między 4:15 a 6:00 AM, po dobrze oświetlonych chodnikach głównych ulic, z czołówką i w odblaskach. Rowerzyści wtedy mocniej stawiają na utwardzone ścieżki, trasy dojazdowe do pracy i spokojne dni w Z2, kiedy jazda po szosie staje się mniej przyjemna.