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The Haunted 5K, 10K, & 13.1M in Charlotte is a fall running race starting at 2229 Tyvola Road, near Marion Diehl Adaptive Field. Participants can select a 5K, 10K, or half marathon, with all distances beginning in the morning. Registration is exclusively via RunSignup; no on-site signups are available. Packet pickup occurs on race morning shortly before the start. The courses are straightforward out-and-back routes, making the format clear before race day. The 5K covers the route once, the 10K covers it twice, and the half marathon completes the out-and-back course four times. The race has a 3 hour 30 minute time limit, offers finisher medals, awards, US Road Running series points, and a best costume award aligned with the Haunted theme.

The Haunted 5K, 10K, & 13.1M is a Saturday morning race in Charlotte, North Carolina. It begins at 8:30 AM next to Marion Diehl Adaptive Field on Tyvola Road. Participants select a 5K, 10K, or half marathon. Advance registration is required via RunSignup; no on-site registration is available. The 5K and 10K follow an out-and-back course, with the 5K completed once and the 10K twice. The half marathon is also out and back, repeating its course four times, making it a lap-style race. The time limit is 3 hours and 30 minutes. Finishers receive medals, awards are presented, and the event contributes series points. The Halloween theme is most evident in the best costume award.

The Medal Madness race in Charlotte begins next to Marion Diehl Adaptive Field at 8:30 AM, offering participants a 5K, 10K, or half marathon. It is a standard road race with registration exclusively through RunSignup; no race-day registration is available. Packet pickup is open from 30 minutes before the start until 10 minutes prior to the gun. The 5K and 10K follow an identical out-and-back course. The 5K is completed once, and the 10K is completed twice. The half marathon also uses an out-and-back format, repeating its loop four times. Participants should anticipate a course with repeated segments rather than a point-to-point tour of Charlotte. All finishers get medals, awards are presented, series points are tallied, and a Best Costume award is included, adding a fun Medal Madness element to the standard race format.

The Gobbler 5K, 10K, and Half Marathon is a running event in Charlotte, North Carolina. All three distances start at 8:30 AM near Marion Diehl Adaptive Field. Participants can select from a 5K, 10K, or 13.1-mile half marathon. All runners must register in advance via RunSignup; no race-day registration is available. The 5K and 10K courses follow a single out-and-back route, with the 5K completing it once and the 10K completing it twice. The half marathon also uses an out-and-back format, repeated four times, making it a predictable, looped course. Packet pickup is available 30 minutes prior to the start and concludes 10 minutes before the race. The course time limit is 3 hours and 30 minutes.

The Springmaid Trail Race takes place in Fort Mill, South Carolina, at Anne Springs Close Greenway. The event offers a trail half marathon, 10K, and 5K/Dog Jog. This fall race begins early in the morning on challenging single-track trails alongside the lake, distinct from urban road races. Participants can select a longer trail run or a shorter distance suitable for families. Dogs are included in the 5K/Dog Jog. Awards are given to top finishers in each race, and a special award recognizes the fastest dog. Proceeds benefit the Mary Warner Mack Dog Park, aligning with the event's family and dog-friendly theme.

This US Road Running holiday race in Charlotte begins at 8:30 AM next to Marion Diehl Adaptive Field. Runners can choose from 5K, 10K, and half marathon distances, all held on the same morning. Registration is exclusively through RunSignup; plan ahead as no on-site registration is available. Packet pickup is limited to the 30 minutes before the start and closes 10 minutes prior. The 5K and 10K follow a 3.11-mile out-and-back course. The 5K is one loop, and the 10K is two loops. The half marathon uses a distinct 3.28-mile out-and-back course, repeated four times, making pacing and lap management key. The event has a 3 hour 30 minute time limit, offers finisher medals, awards, series points, a shirt and gear shop, and a best costume award fitting the holiday theme.

The Beast of the East 100 takes runners through the entire trail network of Crowders Mountain, located near Kings Mountain, North Carolina, close to Charlotte. This December trail race features ultra distances, primarily the 100-miler, with additional shorter distances like the 100K, 50-mile, marathon, or 25-mile, varying by edition. The 100-miler is designed for those seeking a demanding mountain challenge lasting a day and night, with a cutoff time in the low-30-hour range. The shorter races also have strict time limits. The course begins at the Wolf’s Den aid station and crosses trails including Fern, Turnback, Pinnacle, Ridgeline, Boulders, and Crowders. Participants will ascend to the Pinnacle Mountain Summit, pass aid stations such as 161 and Boulders, and ultimately traverse both primary peaks of Crowders Mountain. Those who finish receive distinctive buckles or medals, reflecting the race's direct character. While this event is a local trail gathering for the Charlotte area, it demands significant effort from participants for every mile completed.

The Charlotte Craft Beer Half Marathon, Relay & 5 Miler begins at Brixham Park in Charlotte's Ballantyne area, operating as a spring event focused on running and the local craft beer community. Participants can select the half marathon, the 5 miler, a relay for teams of up to three, or virtual options for the half and 5 miler. Pacers are also available for the race. The half marathon route divides equally between greenway and road sections, featuring miles on North Charlotte greenway paths before transitioning to paved streets. This event has sold out each year, indicating strong local interest and the importance of early registration. Ivy Rehab sponsors the race, and its craft beer theme contributes to a more social Charlotte atmosphere compared to a standard road race.