When is Onekama Days 5K?

Onekama Days 5K takes place on Aug 8, 2026. That's in 2 months.

Where is Onekama Days 5K located?

Onekama Days 5K is held in Onekama, Michigan, United States.

What distances are available at Onekama Days 5K?

Onekama Days 5K offers the following distances: 5K, 1M.

What is the typical weather for Onekama Days 5K?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 60°F and 79°F on race day. There's approximately a 11% chance of precipitation.

Onekama Days 5K (1M-5K) - Aug 8, 2026 | Onekama, MI

Lace up for a picturesque run at the Onekama Days 5K, returning on Saturday, August 8, 2026, to the charming community of Onekama, MI. This beloved event, which also includes a 1 Mile Fun Run, is a highlight of the annual Onekama Days celebration, drawing participants of all ages and abilities. The 5K course is renowned for its flat, paved terrain, offering a beautiful "out and back" journey that meanders along the scenic shores of Portage Lake. Runners consistently praise the friendly atmosphere and efficient organization, making it a truly enjoyable experience for everyone.

The Onekama Days 5K boasts a rich history, with some participants having run it for decades, reflecting its iconic status in the region. Beyond the stunning scenery, every stride you take supports a worthy cause, as the race benefits the Onekama Athletic Boosters, promoting youth sports in the area. Typical race day conditions in early August in Onekama are pleasantly warm, with average highs around 79°F and lows around 60°F, accompanied by a low chance of precipitation, ensuring comfortable running weather.

The race starts and finishes at Onekama Village Park, located on the South Side of Main Street, placing you right in the heart of the Onekama Days festivities. After crossing the finish line, celebrate your achievement with a finisher's medal, water, and tasty snacks, along with a race t-shirt and entry into prize raffles. Join the lively community spirit and discover why the Onekama Days 5K is a cherished tradition for runners and walkers alike.