North Bend Old Settlers 5K and 1 Mile Run/Walk

North Bend Old Settlers 5K and 1 Mile Run/Walk in North Bend, Nebraska, United States, on June 27th offers a flat and fast course through the streets of this charming town. The race begins and ends at the North Bend City Pool, with participants setting out from there onto a route that takes them into the outer east edge of town before returning to their starting point.
This event has been running since its inception in 2016, drawing hundreds of runners each year who support local charities through participation fees. The race not only benefits community causes but also provides a unique opportunity for participants to experience North Bend's historic charm and friendly atmosphere firsthand.
The course venue is marked by hard and dry surface conditions typical for early June in Nebraska, with an average temperature around 23.5°C that can feel slightly cooler due to the high humidity at 65.3%. Wind speeds of up to 13.5 km/h might make running a bit challenging but not oppressive given the sunshine duration of over 12 hours and the UV index being in the very high range.
The race offers both a 5K for adults and a Kids K, with distances clearly marked as 5 kilometers and just under that for children respectively. These courses are perfect for those looking to challenge themselves or simply enjoy a leisurely stroll.
Registration can be completed via https://raceroster.com/events/2026/119319/north-bend-old-settlers-5k-and-1-mile-runwalk by June 20th to receive a T-shirt. Packet pickups are available on Friday, June 26 from 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM at the Pavilion in the Park and on race day between 6:45 AM - 7:45 AM.
The start location is North Bend City Pool; participants should arrive prepared with their ID for age verification. Bibs are included but ensure to bring any necessary identification documents along with your personal items, including a water bottle if desired.
North Bend Old Settlers 5K and 1 Mile Run/Walk on June 27th in North Bend, Nebraska, is worth attending not only because of its supportive community spirit but also the opportunity for personal records or just enjoying the scenic routes through this historic town.