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Get ready, San Diego! We invite you to join us for our inaugural event in one of San Diego’s beautiful park. Cruise along the lake, feel the cool ocean breeze, and soak in the scenery as you run, jog, or walk with our community. This is more than a race—it’s a celebration of movement, connection, and good vibes.

🏁 San Diego Neighborhood Run/Walk

📍 De Anza Cove Park

3000 N Mission Bay Dr, San Diego, CA 92109

With a lowrider-inspired theme and a welcoming atmosphere, this event brings together fitness, culture, and community. Friends and families are encouraged to come out and enjoy the day—everyone is welcome!

Whether you’re a seasoned runner, casual jogger, walker, or cheering from the sidelines, there’s a place for you here.

Come cruise the course and celebrate in-style.🔥 Lowrider fans—this one’s for you! Cross the finish line strong. We cant wait to see you.

Let’s cruise together! 💖✨Earn your medal.

🗓️ Event Details

⏰ 6:30 AM – Registration Opens

🏃‍♂️ 7:30 AM – 10K Starts

🏃‍♀️ 7:45 AM – 5K Starts

🏆 9:00 AM – Awards Ceremony

⏱️ 10:00 AM – Event Closes

🗺️ Course Instructions

5K:

• Out-and-back course

• Complete the route 1 time (1X)

10K:

• Follows the same 5K route

• Complete the course 2 times (2X)

Please follow all course signage and volunteer directions for a safe and smooth race experience.

⏱️📸 Timing, Results & Photos

• This event is gun-timed

• Race bibs are not chip-timed

About the Event

Enjoy a beautiful morning run on a 5-mile loop course around a serene urban lake. All paces are welcome. See what you can do in 6 hours! Each lap is chip-timed, and in the last 30 minutes if you arrive at one of the remote aid stations you'll be credited for this additional mileage. In addition to the hydration, fuel and encouragement you'll get at the 4 aid stations, you'll be able to leave your own gear/nutrition in a secure area so you can reach for it on each lap. The race is sponsored by the Sri Chinmoy Races and sanctioned by USATF.

About the Course

For the duration of the event, athletes will run/walk on the 5-mile loop around the lake, moving in a clockwise direction. Chip timing will track each 5-mile lap; complete as many as you like. Also, in the final 30 minutes of the race, if you reach one of the three outpost aid stations, you'll be credited for this additional mileage. You'll need to walk back (or forward) to the Start/Finish staging area. For a course map (and further details), see race website.

Features

The course is an asphalt loop circling the serene lake--mostly flat but with a few gentle hills. Athletes will move in a clockwise direction around the 5-mile perimeter. There is plenty of room on the footpath, and pedestrians and bicycles traveling in the opposite direction are required to stay in a separate lane. Four aid stations will offer fuel and encouragement--and you'll be treated to a hearty lunch at the conclusion of the race! There are multiple restrooms along the course (4 permanent restrooms at one location plus several portable sani-huts along the course). Laps and mileage are counted via chip. Athletes will receive a t-shirt, medal, and Certificate of Achievement. Awards are given in the Open division (49/under), 50-59, and 60-69 age categories.

Entry Information

The 2025 race is limited to 75 participants. Please enter early to ensure your spot! You can enter through UltraSignup or call the Race Director at 619-251-6321 to sign up via phone. Alternatively, you can download the printed race entry form from race website and mail it in with a check (see directions on race website). Entries close at 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5 OR whenever the 75-person limit has been reached--whichever comes first.

Aid Stations and Restrooms

The course features four aid stations: one large one with lots of hearty race food and drinks at the main staging area plus three smaller ones along the course with drinks and simple food items. At the main area, you can keep your own gear, drinks and supplements nearby. There are four permanent restrooms near the main parking lot (near bait shop and boat ramp) as well as multiple portable toilets on the course. A medical doctor will be on site to address issues that require non-emergency medical attention. For emergencies, we will call 911. We trust that you can manage your own blister care and minor aches/tiredness.

Transportation and Parking

As Lake Miramar is a popular place for recreation, the Parks Department does not allow special event parking on weekends. Race participants will need to park off-site. But don't let this deter you! There are multiple parking/transportation options very close to the lake entrance, and the staging area is only about 1/3 mile from that point. (See race website for more details.) Closer to the day of the race, all registered participants will receive detailed driving and parking instructions via email.

Race Staging Area

The main staging area for the race is on the dam at the WEST end of the lake--about 1/3 mile from the driveway entrance to the lake on Scripps Lake Drive. This staging area contains the Start/Finish line, the main aid station, medical table, and athlete gear area.. Please allow enough time to walk to the staging area and still have time to check in, get your race bib, store your gear, etc. The race begins promptly at 7:00 a.m.

Sponsored by the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team

This 6-Hour Race is sanctioned by USATF and sponsored by the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team (SCMT), well-known across the globe for an excellent standard of organization and enthusiastic athlete support. The international SCMT offers hundreds of races each year from weekly 2-mile fun runs to the world's longest sanctioned footrace of 3,100 miles (in New York). The team encourages people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds to challenge themselves and to experience joy and community through sport. This San Diego event is organized by the local chapter, officially known as Sri Chinmoy Races.

Event's current local time: 2:02 AM PT

Registration has moved to

sd.milesformigraine.org

Miles for Migraine will host its 8th annual 2-mile Walk, 5K Run and Relax San Diego event on Saturday, November 7th at Balboa Park. This event is a fundraiser for Migraine & Headache Awareness, Treatment & Research. It's more than a walk/run - come connect with your local migraine & headache community, listen to our speakers & visit sponsors in the festival area.

The 5K run is professionally timed. The Walk and the Relax events are free, but donations are encouraged. All walk and run finishers receive a finisher medal.

Dress up in your best purple flair for a chance at a fun prize!

Funds raised will benefit Miles for Migraine free programs & services as well as UCI Health Headache Center to support local migraine research and fellowship training programs.