When is Run The Plank?

Run The Plank takes place on Jun 27, 2026. That's in 1 month.

Where is Run The Plank located?

Run The Plank is held in Macomb, Michigan, United States.

What distances are available at Run The Plank?

Run The Plank offers the following distances: 5K, 1M.

What is the typical weather for Run The Plank?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 61°F and 81°F on race day. There's approximately a 13% chance of precipitation.

Run The Plank (1M-5K) - Jun 27, 2026 | Macomb, MI

Lace up for the annual Run The Plank, an engaging community event taking place on June 27, 2026, in Macomb, MI. This popular race, fostering community fun and care, offers both a 5K and a 1 Mile Fun Run, catering to runners, joggers, walkers, and even strollers. While the 5K typically winds along the east side of Romeo Plank Road, offering a mostly paved and relatively flat route with a slight net downhill elevation from start to finish, please note that due to scheduled construction, the specific course is currently to be determined, and updates will be provided by the race organizers.

The Run The Plank stands out for its vibrant atmosphere and runner-friendly features. Your registration includes a tech t-shirt, a commemorative medal with a lanyard, and access to a complimentary pasta dinner during packet pick-up on Friday, June 26. Race day culminates in a Family Fun Fitness Fair at St. Peter Lutheran Church, complete with food and beverages for all participants. For the 5K, a convenient shuttle service transports participants from the finish line at St. Peter Lutheran Church to the start at Immanuel Lutheran Church, ensuring a smooth race morning. The 1 Mile Fun Run, ideal for families, starts and finishes directly on the grounds of St. Peter Lutheran Church.

Anticipate typical race day conditions with historical highs around 81F and lows around 60F, along with a modest 13% chance of precipitation. This annual event, collaboratively hosted by Immanuel Lutheran Church, St. Isidore Catholic Church, and St. Peter Lutheran Church, promises a memorable experience for everyone involved, from seasoned runners to those enjoying a leisurely walk with family.