Corridas de 5K perto de Homestead

Bubble Run Miami is a foam-filled fun run at Homestead-Miami Speedway in Homestead, Florida. The route is up to 3 miles, but speed is not the point: adults, kids, and people with strollers can run, walk, dance, or play their way through it. Participants usually start in white T-shirts, which makes the colored foam show up fast once they enter the course. The main course feature is a series of Foam Bogs, each filled with a different color of 100% safe foam that can cover runners from head to toe. Bubble-teers are stationed along the way to make sure people get plenty of foam, and the organizers compare the experience to running through Willy Wonka's factory. Starts are managed in waves, with small groups released through each heat, and the event also leans into the costume-and-swag side with merchandise such as T-shirts and tutus.

The Average Joe Run 5K in Miami takes place in Tropical Park, with a route that organizers say follows a beachside path. It is designed for both runners and walkers. The event calls itself the “World’s Easiest 5K,” fitting its relaxed setup rather than a competitive racing format. Fast runners are recognized with awards for the top three men and women overall, and for winners in several age groups. The race’s unique feature is the Average Joe and Average Jane award: the participant finishing exactly in the middle of the pack is honored as the top champion. Each participant receives a personalized bib, a dri-fit event shirt, and a finisher medal. The post-run gathering offers unlimited donuts and coffee.

The Haunted 5K, 10K, and Half Marathon in Homestead, Florida, is a paved road race offering three distances, starting at 8:30 AM. Registration is exclusively online via RunSignup; no race-day sign-ups are available. Packet pickup occurs on race morning, prior to the start. The 5K and 10K share an out-and-back course, completed once for the 5K and twice for the 10K. The half marathon follows a similar out-and-back format, repeated four times, with a 3 hour 30 minute time limit. The 5K and 10K have a 2 hour limit. All finishers receive medals, and awards are presented. The event contributes to series points, and the Haunted theme is most evident in the best costume award.

The Halloween Trick or Trot Run in Miami is a Halloween-themed run on Key Biscayne, starting from Playita. It offers 5K, 10K, and half-marathon distances, along with a 1.6 km option. The first wave begins at 7:30 AM, with each wave limited to 15 participants, creating a more intimate atmosphere than a large city race. Runners and walkers of all paces are welcome; participants under 18 require a guardian. The event's setup is intentionally uncomplicated. There are no timing chips, no pre-race packet pickup, and no special equipment is necessary. Bibs are distributed on race day, and coordinators can assist participants in tracking their times by bib number. Final details and course maps are emailed the Wednesday before the run. Each participant receives a running shirt by mail, and late registrants may wear any appropriate shirt if their official one has not yet arrived. Simple Halloween elements are included: finishers receive candy post-run, can request a medal via email, and gain access to a virtual runner community.

Sofia's Hope Reason to Run 5K is a run-or-walk event held near Miami in the Deering Estate area. The in-person race takes place in early November, with a virtual option available from late October through early November. Now in its 19th year, the event supports Sofia's Hope, a nonprofit dedicated to childhood cancer. It functions as a race, fundraiser, and family gathering, not solely a competitive running event. The route guides participants through the Deering Estate area before leading them to a Family Festival overlooking Biscayne Bay. This festival includes food, drinks, music, activities, prizes for top fundraisers, and a photo wall. Approximately a few hundred participants are anticipated. The first 425 individuals, whether participating in person or virtually, will receive an official medal and shirt. Virtual participants can complete their 5K from any location within the event window and will have their items mailed afterward. Participants have the option to start individual or team fundraisers, with a $100 fundraising total earning a refunded registration fee. Local childhood cancer warriors and their families are invited as guests and are eligible for free registration.

PB&J Fuel Run 5K/10K/13.1 MIAMI is a Miami running event with three distance choices: 5K, 10K, and half marathon. The peanut butter and jelly theme gives the series its identity, and the event leans toward easygoing participation instead of a high-pressure race-day feel. Runners are encouraged to choose their own pace, so the setup fits walkers, casual runners, and anyone using the day for a longer effort. The main hook is simple: pick a distance, keep the mood light, and finish a PB&J-themed run in Miami.

Run MIAMI The Magic City 5K/10K/13.1 Fall is a small group run in Key Biscayne, Florida, offering 5K, 10K, and half marathon distances. It is designed for runners and walkers, not just racers, with a participant limit for each wave. All speeds are welcome, and younger participants may run with a guardian. Timing chips are not used; runners can self-track using apps like Strava, RunKeeper, or Nike Run, submit their time later, or request assistance from a coordinator. The event features a straightforward setup: no packet pickup and bibs distributed on race day. Shirts are mailed to registered US addresses, typically in race week, and medals are sent post-run. The entry fee also includes a finisher towel or giveaway, a training pack, optional online results, and an optional completion certificate. Final course details and maps will be emailed the Wednesday before the race. Late entries are accepted, though shirt delivery might occur after race day.

ZooRun is a Kansas City Zoo race day focused on animals and running. Each year highlights a different species, with that animal featured on the shirt and finisher medal. The event includes a timed 4-mile run/walk and a 1-mile family fun run, available in person and virtually. It takes place in September and benefits the Kansas City Zoo's conservation efforts through race proceeds, registration donations, and participant fundraising. The race has been held for over twenty years, with its conservation focus being practical. A recent event raised almost $40,000. Hornbills are this year's featured species, providing runners with custom hornbill merchandise and free zoo entry on race day. The event accommodates timed runners, walkers, families, virtual participants, volunteers, and those who fundraise with friends and family.

The Gobbler race in Homestead, Florida, begins at 8:30 AM, offering runners four distance options: 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon. This is a paved road race with a straightforward process: registration is handled via RunSignup, packet pickup is available 30 minutes prior to the start, and on-site registration is not offered. The shorter races follow an out-and-back route; the 5K completes it once, and the 10K completes it twice. The half marathon and marathon also use an out-and-back format, repeated multiple times: four laps for the half and eight for the full marathon. The course has a 6-hour time limit, with restrooms located at the parking lot entrance.