Corridas de 5K perto de Jupiter Island

The Healthy Boo-Bays 5K is an annual October 5K held at Tradition Square on Florida’s Treasure Coast, starting at 7:30 AM. Friends in Pink hosts this event, which focuses on breast cancer support. The race proceeds benefit Friends in Pink, Inc., assisting Treasure Coast residents diagnosed with breast cancer with surgery and treatment costs when they have limited or no health insurance. The previous race generated nearly $8,000, and the first 400 registrants will receive participation medals.

Madison's Miracles Remembrance Walk & 5K Run For Babies Gone Too Soon is a Saturday morning run and walk in downtown Stuart, Florida. Check-in begins at 6:30 AM, with the event starting at 7:30 AM. The course begins and concludes by the outdoor amphitheater at Veterans Memorial Park, offering a 5K, a 1-mile option, and a 1.6 km distance. This Martin County Healthy Start fundraiser remembers babies gone too soon. Participants can join in person at the park or remotely via a virtual race option. This year marks the 10-year Madison's Miracles milestone, adding personal significance beyond a typical local 5K.

The AlexTru Foundation race is a Halloween-themed 5K and 10K held at Okeeheelee Park in West Palm Beach, Florida. Participants can run or walk in person, opt for a virtual 5K or 10K, or bring children for the kids' fun run. The event welcomes a broad range of participants, with all ages and ability levels invited, and offers reduced registration fees for those age 65 and older. Costumes are encouraged, positioning the race as a community fundraiser rather than solely a competitive event. Entry fees benefit the Alexander Trujillo Foundation, which raises funds for young adult cancer patients aged 18 to 34. All race proceeds fund the foundation's Grant Program, assisting patients and their caregivers or families with financial needs during cancer treatment.

The Wellington 5k, 10 Miler, and Tower Challenge begin and end at Tiger Shark Cove Park in Wellington, Florida. This fall race series is designed for runners training for longer events, such as half marathons and marathons, offering a 5k and two 10-mile distances. The 5k route runs along Greenbrier Boulevard. The 10 Miler travels through the Wellington Environmental Preserve at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Everglades Habitat. This longer course includes paved paths, shell rock roads, and boardwalks through wetland areas. The Tower Challenge incorporates a run up and down a 5-story tower within the 10-mile race. Now in its 19th year, the series benefits the Kids Cancer Foundation and other local charities.

The United We Run 5K begins and ends at the US Sailing Center, located at 1955 NE Indian River Drive in Jensen Beach, Florida. The race commences at 7:00 AM EDT. Registration opens in May and concludes at 6:30 AM EDT, just before the race begins. The entry fee is $40. The course description is minimal: the US Sailing Center on the waterfront serves as both the start and finish line. Participants unable to attend in person may opt for a virtual 5K run or walk, allowing them to complete the distance from any location. The venue's significance extends beyond race management, as the US Sailing Center provides athletic programs for young people in the area.

The Treasure Coast Endurance Challenge takes place at Jonathan Dickinson State Park in Hobe Sound, Florida, starting on SE Federal Highway. This is a navigation-focused endurance event, not a simple road race. Participants use pre-plotted CalTopo maps to locate checkpoints situated at trail junctions, canals, bays, and wetlands. The event offers a 5K trail run and 4-hour or 8-hour adventure race formats, with distances ranging from 5 km to 38.6 km. The course crosses the park’s trails, waterways, and natural terrain. Racers will trek or trail run, cycle single-track mountain bike paths, travel on dirt and gravel roads with some paved sections, and paddle flat water via kayak or canoe. The 5 km trail run is the most attended choice, but the adventure races are the unique aspect of the series, requiring participants to navigate, change between disciplines, and select their own routes rather than following a marked running path.

The Dolly Day 5K is a 5k walk and run held on the Yakima Greenway at Sarg Hubbard Park in Yakima, Washington. It begins at 10:00 AM, following 9:00 AM check-in, and benefits Dolly Parton's Imagination Library via United Way of Central Washington. The event centers on books alongside running: participants are invited to dress as their favorite Dolly persona. The day features music, prizes, vendors, and a Little Library Exchange for swapping books. Funds and focus are directed toward providing books for local children, making the race suitable for walkers, casual runners, families, and supporters of the literacy mission.

The Gobbler race in Fort Pierce, Florida, begins near the tennis courts at 5990 Emerson Avenue, offering runners four distance options: 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon. The event commences at 8:30 AM, with packet pickup available 30 minutes prior. Registration must be completed on RunSignup before race day, as no on-site sign-ups are permitted. The course consists of asphalt with repeated out-and-back segments, meaning participants will traverse the same path multiple times rather than completing a large loop. The 5K involves one out-and-back, the 10K two, the half marathon four, and the marathon eight, all within a 6-hour time limit. Restrooms are located in the pavilion close to the start. The race provides finisher medals, awards, series points, a gear shop, and a best costume prize.

The Chocoholics 5K: West Palm Beach is a chocolate-themed 5K race held at Okeeheelee Park in West Palm Beach, Florida. This is the second year for the event, which features a main 5-kilometer run and a short 400-meter Kids Choccy Dash for younger participants. The race begins at Okeeheelee Park on Forest Hill Boulevard. Participants will race within one of West Palm Beach’s large public parks, not on a city-street course. All finishers receive free chocolate, a custom shirt, and a limited-edition chocoholic medal. A local DJ will provide music, and an awards ceremony will recognize the fastest runners.

The Centennial Athletics December Dash is a December 5K run/walk held at St Lucie West Centennial High School in Port Saint Lucie, Florida. The primary race begins at 8:00 a.m. Eastern. An Old Skool option is available at a reduced price, omitting the shirt and medal, and a virtual 5K allows participation from any location. The course begins and concludes in the rear school courtyard, situated before the gymnasium. This format makes it a community race centered on the school campus, rather than one crossing the town. Funds raised benefit the school's athletics department and contribute to facility improvements for student athletes. Awards are presented to overall winners, masters winners, and the top three male and female finishers in age categories ranging from 10-and-under to 60-and-over.

Kaitlin's Angel Run is a 5K starting at 7:30 a.m. from Downtown Abacoa in Jupiter, Florida. The event is based at Abacoa Town Center, located at 1200 Town Center Drive. This venue offers a town-center setting with shops and streets in close proximity, differing from a remote park or trailhead. The listings indicate this is an established local race, with previous editions held and a future listing described as the 11th annual event. RunSignup manages registration and race details. The event is also listed on the Sunny 107.9 events calendar, suggesting a community race connected to local media and the Jupiter running scene.