Corridas de 10K perto de Canby

The 12th Annual race series unfolds across the picturesque landscapes of Barbour Woods and Haystack Mountain, offering a challenging and scenic experience. This trail event provides special access to private paths for its grueling half marathon, alongside options that traverse Beech Hill and wind past the historic Killarney Bridge. Runners will navigate a diverse course featuring a mixture of single and double track, carriage roads, and a flat stretch of railroad bed. Expect intense single track leading to the summit of Norfolk's iconic Haystack Mountain Tower, descending on carriage paths and gladed wetlands like the Swamp Trail. This is a cupless event, and while dogs are not allowed on the course, finishers can enjoy a free slice of pizza and beverages from Norbrook Farm Brewery.

The ORRC Best Dam Run is a point-to-point 10K in Estacada, Oregon, with separate starts for walkers and for runners or run/walkers on race morning. Participants take a bus about 6 miles east of town to the North Fork Lake start, then head back toward downtown Estacada, where the finish is located on 4th Avenue just off Broadway Street. The field is capped at 750 entrants, and the course closes at noon. The route begins at the east end of Faraday Road, follows the Clackamas River for much of its length, connects with Highway 224, and finishes near the post-race food and awards area at SE 4th Ave and Broadway. The initial 4.5 miles are on a private PGE road, and the course provides views of water, forest, geology, bald eagles, osprey, and waterfowl. It is USATF certified, with aid stations offering water and Gatorade at the start and around Mile 3. Overall awards are presented for walking and running, including open and masters divisions for male, female, and non-binary entrants.

The Ann Arbor Turkey Trot is a Thanksgiving Day fun run and walk in Ann Arbor, Michigan, featuring a 5K and a non-timed Tot Trot 1K. The 5K is chip-timed, provides official results and award eligibility, and is suitable for families as well as runners aiming for a specific time. The 1K offers younger children their own short race, ensuring the morning is inclusive for all ages and running abilities. The event embraces the holiday spirit: participants often wear costumes, enjoy hot chocolate and cookies at the finish, and can take photos with Turkey Tom and Santa. Runners, walkers, and crawlers are welcome, reflecting the day's relaxed atmosphere. Each entry includes a finisher medal, and a portion of the entry fee benefits the ChadTough Foundation, with options for additional donations during registration.