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The Tunnel to Towers Climb in Tampa is an indoor stair climb at Tampa City Center, starting from 201 N. Franklin Street. Instead of a road course, runners and walkers head upward: 861 steps toward the 41st floor, with the route finishing on the roof. Official timing stops on the 39th floor, and participants continue two more flights to reach the top. The event is part of the national Tunnel to Towers Run, Walk & Climb Series, which honors Stephen Siller, an FDNY firefighter who ran through the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel toward the Twin Towers and died in the World Trade Center attacks. The Tampa climb supports first responders and military members, and registration categories include adults, first responders and military, youth ages 13 to 17, and children 12 and under. Participants receive a T-shirt and race swag.

Race to Cure Sarcoma Tampa is an annual charity race and walk held at Perry Harvey Sr. Park in Tampa, Florida. The event offers a 5K, a 1 or 2 mile walk/fun run, and virtual participation options. Separate adult and child entries are available for the shorter distance and virtual race. The morning schedule accommodates both runners and walkers. Families, first-timers, and those connected to sarcoma can participate without needing a full race goal. The event gathers hundreds of people affected by sarcoma. The Sarcoma Foundation of America utilizes the Race to Cure Sarcoma series to raise awareness and fund research nationwide.

The Howl-o-ween 5K is a Halloween-themed 5K run/walk held at Gadsen Park in Tampa, Florida. It is designed for runners, walkers, and dogs, with the event benefiting animal shelters instead of prioritizing finish times. The race features chip-timed bibs, live results, and official timing and scoring provided by J3 Timing, with results published by J3 Timing post-race. Registration includes a short sleeve shirt and a finisher medal, and the finish line offers treats for both participants and dogs.

The Spooky Sprint in Tampa is a Halloween-themed running event offering 5K, 10K, and 15K distances. It caters to a wide audience, not just competitive runners, featuring youth pricing for the 5K and 10K and a family-friendly atmosphere centered on the holiday. Participants who run in person will receive chip timing, live results, awards, complimentary race photos, and post-race refreshments. All distances come with a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal. A virtual option allows participants to run their chosen distance from any location and still receive the event's merchandise.

Finn's Fighters Superhero 5K and Family Fun is a chip-timed 5K in Tampa, Florida, now based at Al Lopez Park near 4810 N Himes Ave. The fifth annual event starts at 9:00 AM sharp, runs rain or shine, and includes a family stroller roll alongside the main race. FIT4MOM and Tampa Lung present the event, which raises money for Finn's Fighters programs supporting pediatric cancer awareness and families facing a pediatric cancer diagnosis. Runners are encouraged to wear an ugly sweater, and the lineup keeps strollers, walkers, and dog owners toward the back for a smoother start. Finn's Fighters also works with St. Joseph Hospital Foundation to help fund a dedicated therapist for the hospital's hematology/oncology department.

The Great West Chase is a race series in the Tampa area, based at West Park Village Town Center, which serves as the start and finish for all events. It features a USATF/RRTC nationally certified 10K, a certified 5K run/walk, and a Fun Run. The 10K begins at 7 a.m., followed by the 5K at 8 a.m., and the Fun Run at 9 a.m. The event, hosted annually since 2002, attracts over 1,300 participants across its three races. Runners, walkers, families, and children travel from across Tampa Bay. The day combines competitive running with a fundraiser for a local school. WOW magazine organizes the race, with all net proceeds benefiting math and literacy programs at elementary schools in the area. Packet pickup is available at the Westchase Recreation Center. Registration can be completed online, by mail, in person, or on race day.

St. Pete Run Fest to trzydniowy festiwal biegowy w listopadzie w St. Petersburg, Florida, z certyfikowanym half marathonem, 10K, 5K (bieg/spacer), spacerem z psem i biegami dla dzieciaków. Całość jest pomyślana jako taki pełny weekend biegowy, a nie tylko jeden start. Do tego jest muzyka na żywo, piwo kraftowe, wino i lokalni wystawcy, wszystko obok biegów. Half marathon to 13.1 miles przez centrum St. Pete i wzdłuż nabrzeża. 10K ma 6.2 miles i prowadzi przez centrum, nabrzeże i St. Pete Pier, a 5K to krótsza trasa 3.1 miles dla biegaczy i spacerowiczów, też wzdłuż tego samego nabrzeża. Peli Kids Youth Runs są dla dzieciaków w wieku szkolnym i są częścią programu biegowo-spacerowego, który zachęca do aktywności. Festiwal organizuje Good Sweat Foundation Inc., czyli fundacja non-profit z Florida, a kasa ze wpisowego idzie na pokrycie kosztów imprezy.

The Veterans Run starts and finishes at Ben T. Davis Park in Tampa, using the paved trail on the south side of the Courtney Campbell Causeway for all distances. Runners may select a 5K, 10K, half marathon, or 15.5-mile race; the 5K and half marathon also offer virtual participation. The event focuses on honoring and supporting America’s veterans, with certified timing for all in-person distances, accommodating both those seeking a personal best and those participating for the cause. All in-person courses are out-and-back routes along the Causeway, with Tampa Bay alongside the trail for most of the run. The longer races include the route’s notable Florida feature: a climb to a locally high point offering an overlook across the bay. Only the 15.5-mile race covers the Causeway’s full length. The race resumed after a two-year hiatus due to hurricane damage and city restrictions. The setup includes aid stations with water and electrolyte drinks, plus additional nutrition for half marathon and 15.5-mile runners.