Corridas de 5K perto de Vero Beach

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.

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 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 Trot Against Poverty 5K begins Thanksgiving morning at Riverside Park in Vero Beach, Florida, with thousands of runners, joggers, walkers, families, and stroller-pushers expected. It is a professionally timed 5K, suitable for all ages and paces, accommodating those aiming for a personal best and those preferring a holiday walk before their meal. The race raises funds for United Against Poverty, supporting its Member Share Grocery Programs. The nonprofit's mission is to assist individuals in poverty on their path to economic self-sufficiency. A notable tradition is Turkey Tom, a 25-foot inflatable turkey present before the race, offering participants a photo opportunity. Awards extend beyond standard overall and age-group categories, including prizes for Masters runners, non-binary overall winners, and the fastest stroller divisions.

The Pelican Yacht Club Turkey Trot 5K begins at 7 a.m. EST on Thanksgiving morning on South Hutchinson Island. This public 5K is hosted by the Pelican Yacht Club, which opens its doors to non-members for a holiday run benefiting Jaycee Park and the local running community. The route winds through neighborhood streets, reaches Ocean Boulevard, includes a jog along the jetty, and finishes back at the Pelican Yacht Club in time for Thanksgiving dinner plans. The race, though in its early editions, is capped at 750 participants and has sold out previously. Non-runners can purchase Zero-K passes, support friends and family, and enjoy poolside mimosas, drinks, and snacks post-run.

The unite4answers 5K run/walk at Vero Beach Airport is chip-timed. A free, untimed 1-mile walk is available for those seeking a shorter, simpler route. This event is organized by the Bobby Jones Chiari & Syringomyelia Foundation. A virtual 5K option allows participation and support for the cause remotely. The race focuses on raising awareness and supporting research for Chiari malformation, syringomyelia, and related disorders. The organizing foundation, established in 2007, later licensed Bobby Jones’s name. It reports funding over $6 million for education and research. On race day, 5K participants receive shirts and finisher medals. Fundraisers are eligible for additional prizes, attracting timed runners, walkers, supporters, and families involved with the foundation’s mission.

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.

The Bridge-Buster 5K takes runners and walkers over the South Bridge in Fort Pierce, Florida. The River Walk Center serves as the start and finish line for this annual early-morning 5K run and 5K walk. The event begins at 7:30 AM, with registration available on the day of the race starting one hour prior. The course follows a straightforward path: participants run or walk over the bridge, turn around, and return to the starting point by the river. The Fort Pierce Sunrise Kiwanis Club sponsors the race, which holds significance as the oldest footrace in St. Lucie County. A reduced entry fee is offered to students, and participants receive individual water bottles and snacks at the finish area.

Wagging Tails on the Trails is a 5K and 9K run/walk at Pepper Park Riverside on Hutchinson Island, starting at 8:00 a.m. This event is for participants who wish to bring leashed dogs. Each entry includes a chip-timed bib; shirt and medal options are available based on registration choice. The loop course follows mangroves and coastal hammocks along the Indian River Lagoon. Dogs will have access to water bowls at hydration stations and in the expo area. All dogs finishing the race receive a treat. Children 10 and under can participate in the free Puppy Dash, with each finisher receiving a cupcake.

Chimpathon offers a 5K and 10K run/walk within Save the Chimps, a 150-acre sanctuary typically closed to the public. This sanctuary houses nearly 220 chimpanzees rescued from research, entertainment, and the pet trade. The race provides a unique opportunity to visit their home, alongside being a timed road event. Participants can select the 5K or 10K, with VIP options for fundraisers and a virtual 5K for those unable to attend. The course is flat and chip-timed, utilizing the entire loop of the sanctuary, accessible only on Chimpathon day. Along the path, participants will see all 12 island habitats and might observe chimpanzee families engaged in their daily activities. The event is open to teens and adults, with fundraising integrated into the race. The initial 100 individuals who raise $500 become VIP Chimp Champs, aiming for a total of $50,000, which supports a year of care for two sanctuary residents.

The Crosstown Shamrock 5K is a St. Paddy's Day-themed 5K in Port St. Lucie, Florida, starting and finishing at Manatee Academy K-8 on SW Heatherwood Boulevard. Organized by the PSL Crosstown Running Club, it starts at 7:30 AM, with a Little Leprechauns Dash for kids at 8:30 AM. The race uses a certified, flat, fast course and welcomes runners, walkers, and joggers, so it is built for both people chasing a quick 5K and families joining a local holiday run. Green outfits are part of the day, and the first 550 finishers receive medals. Children in the Leprechaun Dash also get medals, which makes the kids' race more than a side event. Proceeds go to local charities in St. Lucie County, and awards cover overall winners, masters winners, and the top three men and women in each age group. The event also offers a virtual 5K, a no-shirt option, and discounts for PSL Crosstown Running Club and TC Club members.

The Uniquely Autism 5K Run/Walk is a family-friendly 5K held at Tradition Square in Port Saint Lucie, Florida. It includes a Kids Dash and a virtual 5K option. The in-person 5K is open to walkers, runners, strollers, and children, emphasizing families and community support over competitive racing. The Kids Dash takes place on the grass at Tradition Square, followed by an age-group awards ceremony. A straightforward “Going Old School” 5K entry option excludes a shirt and medal. Similarly, the Kids Dash does not include a shirt or medal unless purchased separately at packet pickup or on race morning. Proceeds benefit Uniquely Autism’s programs for youth and teens transitioning to adulthood, covering life skills, job readiness, social groups, and college or career navigation. The Treasure Coast School for Autism also receives support. Vendors will be present, offering information and resources for parents and families of children with autism.