Registration for our 11th annual Gobble Wobble is live! Join us on Thanksgiving morning to celebrate running and community.
A Runner’s Mind, the Bay Area’s local run specialty store, is proud to present the 11th annual Gobble Wobble.
Join us at Coyote Point Park in San Mateo on Thanksgiving morning for a 5K and 10K celebrating friends, family, and community as we ARM up and give thanks!
Sign the little ones up for the Kids’ Dash; money raised from the $5 registration fee will support NAMI San Mateo County.
📸 Lindsey Pfeiffer
Packet Pickup
We’ll host Packet Pickup on Wednesday November 26th at A Runner’s Mind in Burlingame from 10am – 4pm.
You’ll also be able to get your bib and race shirt the morning of the race.
Race Courses
5K Course
10K Course
Race Day Schedule
6:00 Parking opens
6:30 Check-In Opens
8:00 Parking Closes/National Anthem
8:05 10K Race Start
8:20 5K Race Start
8:40 Post Race Festival and Pancake Breakfast Opens
9:15 Kids Dash
9:30 Awards Ceremony
Results/Awards
Awards will be presented to the Top 3 finishers in each Division (Non-Binary, Woman, and Man). First Place for each age group (ten year age categories) will also be awarded a prize.
Kids Run and Beneficiary
Every year at Gobble Wobble we host a Kids’ Dash. Any and all kids 8 years old and under are encouraged to participate in the Kids’ Dash. Our Kids’ Dash has always served as a way for us to raise awareness and funds for a local beneficiary. Beginning in 2025, we’re partnering with NAMI San Mateo County as our beneficiary. NAMI provides compassionate support, education, and advocacy, to enhance the quality of life for individuals and families affected by mental illness. We chose NAMI San Mateo County as our beneficiary in honor of one of our team members in San Francisco, Emily, who fought a courageous 15-year battle with mental illness that began in her adolescence. She pursued every avenue available (therapy, medication, even cutting-edge treatments) with unwavering grit, honesty, strength, and determination. But some cases, like Emily’s, are tragically resistant to the treatments we currently have available. Despite her relentless efforts, we lost her to suicide in September 2024. It was, and continues to be, heartbreaking. Yet we remain incredibly proud of the strength she showed throughout her journey, and we are committed to sharing the vision of NAMI: a stigma-free world where individuals, peers and families affected by mental illness and addictive disorders experience healing, recovery, and empowerment enabling everyone to thrive.
Volunteers
If you’re interested in volunteering or know someone who is, please see here: Volunteer Signup
📸 Lindsey Pfeiffer
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Thanks to our 2024 Sponsors:
Silver Level
URTZ Family
Community Partners
