Corridas de 10K perto de DeLand

The Haunted 5K, 10K, and 13.1M is a morning race held in DeLand, Florida. All three distances begin at 8:30 AM. Runners select a 5K, 10K, or half marathon, register in advance via RunSignup, and collect their packets just before the start. The courses consist of repeated out-and-back sections, making it suitable for those who prefer a straightforward path with frequent views of the same locations. The 5K covers its out-and-back segment twice, the 10K covers it four times, and the half marathon uses an extended out-and-back segment six times. The race has a 3 hour 30 minute time limit. Parking at the start is restricted, with additional parking available half a mile away, so early arrival is recommended.

Spooky Sprint Orlando is a Halloween-themed race at Jay Blanchard Park in Union Park, near Orlando, offering distances for many types of runners. The in-person events include a timed 5K, 10K, and half marathon, an untimed 1 mile, and a kids dash for children 10 and under. It is designed for families and regular runners alike, with youth pricing for the 5K and 10K and a free kids dash option for children not wanting the shirt and medal package. The race setup is straightforward: chip timing, live results, awards, free race photos, and treats at the finish line. The 5K, 10K, half marathon, and 1 mile entries include a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal, while the kids dash comes with a mini bib, youth shirt, and its own medal. A virtual option is available for runners who want the merchandise but cannot attend in person, and a Volunteer then Run entry allows people to help with the event before participating themselves.

The Gobbler 5K, 10K, & 13.1M takes place in DeLand, Florida, offering three race distances: 5K, 10K, or half marathon. The start is scheduled for 8:30 AM. Packet pickup begins 30 minutes prior to the race start. Advance registration is required via RunSignup, as on-site registration will not be available. The 5K and 10K races follow a repeated out-and-back segment, with the 5K completed twice and the 10K completed four times. The half marathon also uses an out-and-back course, consisting of six repeats of its designated segment. This configuration creates a straightforward, lap-based course rather than a point-to-point route. All finishers receive medals, and awards will be presented. Series points are awarded, and a best costume prize adds a festive touch to the event. Parking at the start area is restricted; overflow parking is located approximately half a mile away, emphasizing the importance of arriving early.

The Gobbler at Deland is a morning race series offering 5K, 10K, and half marathon distances, with all events commencing at 8:30 AM. All participants must register in advance via RunSignup, as on-site registration is not available. Packet pickup is brief and scheduled close to the start, opening 30 minutes prior and closing 10 minutes before the race begins. The courses consist of repeating out-and-back sections. The 5K route crosses the same out-and-back segment twice, the 10K covers it four times, and the half marathon utilizes a longer out-and-back course repeated six times. The event has a 3-hour and 30-minute time limit. Parking requires some forethought: the starting area has limited capacity, with additional parking available approximately half a mile away.

The AdventHealth Moonlight Beach Run is a race held on Daytona Beach as daylight fades and the moon rises over the sand. The event offers a 5K run/walk, a 10K run, and the 15K Bandshell Challenge, which combines the 5K and 10K run on the same day. A virtual option is available for the 5K, 10K, or 15K challenge. All in-person courses are an out-and-back format on the hard-packed sand of Daytona Beach, known as the World’s Most Famous Beach. The 5K is the shorter distance, while the 10K provides more time along the shoreline before the turn-around. The Bandshell Challenge offers an additional incentive: completing both distances earns a third bonus medal in addition to the standard finisher medals. All participants receive a long sleeve race shirt, and all finishers get a medal, contributing to the beach-night atmosphere.

The Spring Rising, organized by the Oviedo Run Club, serves a local purpose: entry fees fund seeds and soil for educational gardens at nearby schools. Race packets contain reusable items and the event shirt. Participants are also encouraged to bring a food donation for local charities. The route uses the historic Cross Seminole Trail, a path once used for transporting watercress and celery. Following the run, the Garden and Plant Expo features local gardening experts offering advice and free cuttings. Finishers receive a locally sourced award. The event also emphasizes sustainability through compostable cups and recycling.