Lace up your shoes for the Warren County Armco parkrun, a free, friendly, and welcoming 5K event held every Saturday morning at 9:00 AM at Warren County Armco Park in Lebanon, OH. This particular event on July 11, 2026, offers a fantastic opportunity to join a global movement focused on community, health, and well-being. Participants can walk, jog, run, or volunteer, ensuring that everyone, regardless of pace or ability, feels included.

The course at Warren County Armco Park presents a picturesque journey through a beautiful, shaded landscape. Runners will navigate a mixture of permanent paths and trail paths, including a two-lap section on an asphalt dead-end road, a dedicated trail, and a loop alongside the park's 110-acre lake. While specific elevation details aren't provided, the park is nestled among rolling hills, suggesting a moderately varied terrain. Be mindful that after rain, some sections of the course might accumulate mud, leaves, and puddles. Typical race day conditions in July bring highs around 86F and lows near 65F, with about a 17% chance of precipitation, offering warm summer running weather.

Beyond the run, Warren County Armco parkrun fosters a strong community spirit. Being a parkrun, it's entirely volunteer-organized and emphasizes participation over competition. While formal aid stations are not typically provided, participants are encouraged to be self-sufficient and considerate of other park users. Following the 5K, many participants gather for a post-parkrun coffee at The Coffee Shop located at the Otterbein Senior Life Center, a cherished tradition for swapping stories and building connections. The park itself boasts a rich history, with a past tied to Native American earthworks and a Shaker religious community, adding a unique cultural layer to your running experience. Remember to register online once and bring your scannable barcode to get your official time.