Tasmania, Australia · 10K

10K Races in Tasmania, Australia

Tasmania, Australia currently has 7 upcoming 10Ks with a confirmed date listed in RaceRove. They take place in Battery Point, Claremont, Devonport and Dover and elsewhere.

Another 2 annual 10Ks are waiting for next year's date to be announced.

Upcoming, date confirmed
7
Active listings
9
Cities with races
9

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Upcoming 10Ks in Tasmania, Australia

All 7 with a confirmed date, soonest first.

Dates come from each race's own listing. Always confirm on the organiser's site before you book travel.

When 10Ks happen in Tasmania, Australia

January
1 upcoming race
February
1 upcoming race
March
1 upcoming race
April
1 upcoming race
May
1 upcoming race
November
2 upcoming races

Tasmania cities with the most 10Ks

Battery Point
1 upcoming race
Claremont
1 upcoming race
Devonport
1 upcoming race
Dover
1 upcoming race
Hobart
1 upcoming race
Invermay
1 upcoming race
Sandy Bay
1 upcoming race

Annual events awaiting their next date

These 10Ks are held every year, but the next date isn't in the listing yet. The month shown is when each is usually held.

  • Coastal Pathway Ultra
    Latrobe, TAS Usually held in October · next date not announced
    10KHalf MarathonMarathon64K Ultra - solo +2 more
  • The Burnie 10
    Burnie, TAS Usually held in October · next date not announced
    Kids' 800m5K10K

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10K Races in Tasmania, Australia: common questions

How many 10Ks are there in Tasmania, Australia?
RaceRove currently lists 7 upcoming 10Ks in Tasmania, Australia with a confirmed date, plus 2 annual events whose next date hasn't been announced yet.
How long is a 10K?
A 10K is 6.2 miles (10 kilometres).
Which Tasmania cities have the most 10Ks?
By upcoming events listed in RaceRove: Battery Point (1), Claremont (1), Devonport (1), Dover (1) and Hobart (1).
What is the biggest 10K in Tasmania, Australia?
By estimated field size, the largest event with a 10K listed in Tasmania, Australia is the Point to Pinnacle & Point to Pub, with about 3,200 runners across all of its distances.