Kentucky Senior Games 5K
Sat, Aug 15, 2026, 8:00 AM EDT
- Location
- Louisville, KY
- The Parklands at Floyds Fork, Beckley Creek Park 1411 Beckley Creek Parkway, 40245
- Featured distance
- 5K
- Type
- RUN
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At a glance
A qualifying 5K for senior athletes aged 40 and over, offering competitive awards and a path to the National Senior Games.
- Competitive
The Kentucky Senior Games 5K invites runners aged 40 and over to a competitive race experience in Louisville, KY. This annual event serves as a qualifying opportunity for the 2027 National Senior Games. Participants can vie for awards, with the top three male and female runners in each five-year age group receiving recognition. Kentucky residents who break a standing state record for their age group will also be celebrated on the event's website and Facebook page.
What to expect
A competitive 5K race for runners age 40 and over.Qualify for the 2027 National Senior Games.Awards for top 3 male/female finishers in 5-year age groups.
Standout details
- Qualifying race for National Senior Games
- Awards for top 3 in 5-year age groups
- Recognition for breaking state records
- Open to runners age 40 and over
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Vibe Check
Easygoing
warm-day exposure
- Warm season
The course
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From the organizer
Go to our website kentuckyseniorgames.com for more information on or annual Kentucky Senior Games 5K for individuals age 40 and over. This year is a qualifying race year to be eligible for the 2027 National Senior Games to be held in Oklahoma.. The top 3 Male/Female Runners in all 5 year age groups receive an award and those Kentucky residents breaking a standing Kentucky record for their age group will be featured on our website and Facebook site.
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