United States
- Alabama 101
- Alaska 11
- Arizona 126
- Arkansas 73
- California 486
- Colorado 125
- Connecticut 96
- Delaware 60
- District of Columbia 55
- Florida 598
- Georgia 277
- Hawaii 11
- Idaho 31
- Illinois 345
- Indiana 233
- Iowa 90
- Kansas 63
- Kentucky 169
- Louisiana 76
- Maine 52
- Maryland 123
- Massachusetts 190
- Michigan 376
- Minnesota 133
- Mississippi 55
- Missouri 159
- Montana 36
- Nebraska 34
- Nevada 49
- New Hampshire 58
- New Jersey 224
- New Mexico 45
- New York 484
- North Carolina 281
- North Dakota 12
- Ohio 457
- Oklahoma 84
- Oregon 83
- Pennsylvania 461
- Puerto Rico 8
- Rhode Island 29
- South Carolina 116
- South Dakota 18
- Tennessee 170
- Texas 485
- Utah 55
- Vermont 30
- Virginia 244
- Washington 176
- West Virginia 47
- Wisconsin 224
- Wyoming 6
Walking Events Calendar United States 2026-2027
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Explore the best walking events in the United States for 2026-2027! Our updated list features 7963 great walks across the country. Find your next walk in the United States below and join the walking community at these great events!
November 2026
Walkers have an untimed 1 Mile Walk Roll at the Waterfront event at 420 Cornelia Ave, Staten Island NY. The event welcomes participants of all abilities including wheelchair users and offers personalized bibs if registered three weeks in advance..
Walk options include 5K and 10K courses plus a free Community Fun Walk, held at Lonnie C. Miller Regional Park in Jacksonville, with a Health and Wellness Village.
Two day foot event in central Pennsylvania with trail and optional off trail navigation; Day 1 15± to 30± miles, Day 2 10 to 20± miles, midcamp camping, must carry food and gear.
Walkers are welcome on the Stanislaus River Trail at Mavis Stouffer Park in Ripon with 5K or 10K course options alongside the running races; packet pickup is available.
A community 5K walk around Lake Baldwin from Harbor Park in Orlando, with packet pick up available at 150 W. Michigan Street.
Walkers can complete the 5K course at Blue Jacket Park in Orlando alongside runners, with fundraising, vendors, family friendly activities, and event day check in.
Walkers can complete a 5K at Central Park Rancho Cucamonga (11200 Base Line Rd) amid the Fall Fair with vendors and seasonal activities, with free onsite parking and no official race timing.
Walkers can choose the 2 mile course or the wheelchair friendly 10K, starting at Altona Middle School on a scenic course alongside the running races.
Walkers follow a 5K 3.1 mile park course at Cloverdale Park in Montgomery with water stations, accessible routes for walkers rollers and pushers and running buddies provided.
Walk the 5K (3.1 miles) at East Tennessee State University with start and finish on the intermural fields beside the Center for Physical Activity; accessible course includes running buddies, water stations and campus parking.
The 5K (3.1 miles) course at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana in Baton Rouge is accessible for walkers with free on site parking, water stations and running buddies.
Walkers follow the 5K (3.1 miles) course at First Tee Monterey County on an accessible route with water stations, running buddies and designated parking.
The event offers a paved 3.1 miles course at BridgeWay Station in Simpsonville, accessible for walkers, strollers and wheelchairs, with race bibs required, 5K buddies and parking.
Walkers follow the 5K (2.9 miles) accessible course at Lincoln Land Community College, with on course water stops and first aid, designated parking and family friendly activities at the event site.
Walkers gather at William R Mason Regional Park for a community MMRF walk supporting multiple myeloma research; fundraising includes a $100 shirt reward.
An untimed 1 Mile walk in Griffith Park runs alongside the 5K races and virtual options. The community event raises awareness and funds for sarcoma research.
Walkers can enter 10K or Half Marathon at Tarrywile Park Danbury on technical single track near 3K elevation with lake views, aid stations and cupless hydration.
The event starts and finishes at Heritage Park on the Santa Clarita bike path and paseos with gentle rolling hills and no auto traffic. Walker distances include 5k and 10k and the course is mostly flat with plenty of water stations.