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Buggy friendly 5K runs in Scotland

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Ready... Steady... GLOW! Expect to be swept away on a distinctly magical 5K experience as dusk falls on the home of two 30-metre high horses.
  • Fri 13 - Sat 14 Mar
  • £26
Grangemouth, Falkirk, UK

Supernova Run Kelpies 5K

Ready... Steady... GLOW! Expect to be swept away on a distinctly magical 5K experience as dusk falls on the home of two 30-metre high horses.

  • 5K run 2
  • Families
  • Venue accessible
  • Recycling
  • Beginner-friendly
  • Fancy dress
  • Urban
  • Free venue entry
  • Sustainability policy
  • Public transport links
  • All ages
This welcoming 5K for runners of all abilities follows a flat route by the scenic River Ness, as part of the awe-inspiring Loch Ness Marathon festival weekend.
  • Sun 27 Sep
  • £18
Inverness, Highland, UK

River Ness 5K

This welcoming 5K for runners of all abilities follows a flat route by the scenic River Ness, as part of the awe-inspiring Loch Ness Marathon festival weekend.

  • 5 km road running
  • Enter online
  • Flat
  • Traffic free
  • Age 1 & over
  • Sat 7 Feb
  • £25-£30
Edinburgh, UK

The Edinburgh 5K, 10K and Half Marathon Winter Warmer Run | 5K

  • 5 km road running
  • Sun 8 Feb
  • £25-£30
Glasgow, Glasgow City, UK

The Glasgow 5K, 10K and Half Marathon Winter Warmer Run | 5K

  • 5 km road running
  • Sun 8 Mar
  • £12
Inverness, Highland, UK

Inverness Half Marathon & 5K | 5K

  • 5 km road running
  • Sat 4 Apr
  • £29.99
Glasgow, Glasgow City, UK

Abbathon 5K & 10K Fun Run | 5K

  • 5 km road running

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