Fillmore-Japantown Find-Your-Way 10K San Francisco

San Francisco, United States • 22 Aug 2026

Event Overview

The Fillmore-Japantown Find-Your-Way is a navigation-based event held in San Francisco, California. Participants navigate through historic neighborhoods and local parks to discover scenery, decor, and regional history. The event utilizes a custom map that guides attendees to various locations across the city.

Course and Navigation

Participants choose between two distances and work to locate up to 30 checkpoints. At each designated checkpoint, individuals or groups must answer a simple multiple-choice question before moving to the next location. The course takes place on the city streets and through public park spaces.

Distances

  • 5K
  • 10K

Participation and Logistics

The event is open to individuals or teams of 1 to 5 members. The starting point is located at 400 Linden St in San Francisco. Following the completion of the navigation challenge, the event provides refreshments and a space for socializing at the finish area. Registration for the event remains open until the day before the scheduled date. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 km
10k
5 km
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