100 - 500 participants January 28,2023
Trail 1mi 5k 10k Fun Run

Kick off your New Year’s Eve celebration by participating in Triple Dare Running’s 10K/5K/1M Resolution Run!  January 28,2023

Our Resolution Run is a fast, flat 10K/5K/1M traversing Kellogg-Zaher Park, the Bonanza Trail, and Bill Briare Park, right here in Las Vegas, just 20 minutes from the Strip! This is a great race for walkers and runners alike, and strollers are welcome. Bring your friends, family, and/or running group! The race begins at 4pm so there’s plenty of time afterward to get ready for the rest of your evening festivities. Finishers will get a shirt and a finisher’s award.

Cap off the old year with a race, and get your New Year off to the

Name: Resolution Run Houston
Date: Jan 1, 2023, 0:00 AM
Events/distances: 5K, 10K, 1mi
Location: 501 Texas Ave, Houston, TX 77002

The Las Vegas Great Santa Run Dec 4, 2021 - Saturday5,000 - 10,000 participantsLas Vegas, NevadaRoad1mi5k  

The Las Vegas Great Santa Run is going virtual! Join thousands of Santas as they complete their 5K or 1-mile distance from anywhere in the country. All proceeds benefit the programs and services at Opportunity Village.

The Run for North Caldwell features two events, a USATF-sanctioned 5K and a 1-mile Color Run, with the net proceeds from each used to improve North Caldwell’s athletic fields and recreational facilities.

Register for either or both events, each of which is open to runners and walkers of all ages.  Participants in the 5K can register for the Color Run for an additional $10 charge.

All online registrations completed by August 27th include a t-shirt. 5K participants will receive a Dry-Fit T-Shirt with the race logo and sponsors. Color Run participants will receive a 100% cotton Color Run T-shirt. If you register for both

Team Parkinson Run - Carnegie Center 5K, 1M Meet Tony, team captain for Team On On at our annual 5K & Fun Run at Carnegie Center. After Tony’s diagnosis, he wanted to do more to raise awareness of Parkinson’s disease and help drive toward a cure. “I can give you plenty of alarming stats to try to get you to contribute, but I won’t. Just please, believe me, it is real. It is omnipresent in the lives of people who have it … and your help is needed.”