NOMADIC EVENTS



10th Annual Nomadic 5K

This year marks a decade of trails, laughter, and community! Join us as we celebrate the 10th Annual Nomadic 5K Trail Run, a tradition that started with a simple love of running together and has grown into a community celebration for all ages. This special anniversary event is more than just a run—it’s a day filled with fun, friendship, and the spirit of the Nomadic Adventure Club.

Date: November 8th, 2025
Location: Arbolado Park, Arbolado Dr, Walnut Creek, CA 94596
Check-In: 9:00 AM PDT 
Race Start: 10:00 AM PDT

Event Highlights:

  • Scenic 5K trail through Lime Ridge Boundary Hills

  • Special Edition 10th Anniversary Finisher Coaster

  • Nomadic Feast – delicious food & refreshments after the race

  • Big Celebration – traditional dance, community gathering, and fun for all ages

  • Games & Activities for families and kids

This event is for everyone—whether you run, jog, or walk, you’ll be part of the same spirit of connection, joy, and togetherness. The Nomadic 5K is about moving side by side, sharing smiles, and being part of something bigger than the finish line.

Come feel the energy, make new memories, and help us celebrate 10 incredible years of Nomadic spirit! 💙

Register now and save your spot!

Bring your energy, bring your family, bring your smile. Let’s celebrate 10 years together at the Nomadic 5K!

Want to make it even more meaningful? Support the Nomadic Adventure Club Nonprofit with a donation and help us keep inspiring outdoor adventures for years to come.


2024 Nomadic 5K Annual Run Summary

The 9th Annual 5K Trail Run hosted by the Nomadic Adventure Club was an exceptional day filled with community spirit, culture, and joy. With over 170 runners participating from Ultrasignup.com and walk-in registrations, this year’s event marked the largest turnout in the event's nine-year history. The use of bibs for the first time added a new layer of excitement, enhancing the professional feel of the race.

The post-race festivities were vibrant, starting with a captivating performance by Mongolian dancers showcasing traditional dance. The highlight of the celebration was the hot stone barbecue of a whole lamb, known as "Khorkhog," a cherished Mongolian dish. This meal, accompanied by a variety of side dishes prepared by the talented Nomadic ladies, delighted all attendees. A special thanks goes to the Nomadic men for cooking two whole lambs, ensuring everyone was well-fed. The event provided an incredible spread of food, drinks, and snacks, all free for participants and guests.

The day continued with lively activities, including a volleyball tournament, where winners received REI gift cards. Music, traditional games, and cultural performances added to the day's vibrant atmosphere, making it a memorable experience for families, friends, and new runners alike.

The Nomadic Adventure Club extends its heartfelt gratitude to all participants, volunteers, and donors who made this event possible. We look forward to welcoming everyone back for future events, filled with more adventure, community, and celebration.

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Nomadic mountain run 22.5k

The Nomadic Adventure Club's 10th Anniversary Trail Run was a huge success, attracting a diverse group of trail runners and outdoor enthusiasts from all over the region. The event took place on March 25, 2023, at 9 am, on the scenic trails of Mt. Diablo.

Blazing Racing, Mt diablo 25k, 50k

The Nomadic Adventure Club recently participated in the Blazing Racing event at Mt. Diablo, tackling the challenging 25k and 50k courses with grit and determination. The event was a true test of athleticism and outdoor exploration, attracting some of the most skilled trail runners in the region.

badwater salton sea 130k

The Badwater Salton Sea 130K is widely regarded as one of the toughest ultramarathons in the world. The race covers a distance of 130 kilometers in Death Valley. This year's race was a true test of endurance, with scorching heat and varied terrain presenting formidable challenges for participants. Despite these obstacles, two nomadic leaders from Mongolia, Tuvshintugs and Zagdaa, successfully completed the race in just 25 hours.