Courses de 5K près de Maplewood

Pour sa 45e édition, le Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon Weekend te propose un super parcours urbain. Ça part de Minneapolis pour arriver à Saint Paul. On dit souvent que c'est "le meilleur week-end de l'année" grâce à son ambiance de folie et l'opportunité unique de courir en plein cœur de ces deux villes du Minnesota. Chaque automne, cette course bien installée rassemble une grosse communauté de coureurs. Avec plus de 10 000 participants, le parcours t'offre une expérience vraiment à part, qui serpente à travers les paysages variés qui relient Minneapolis à Saint Paul. Tu vas sillonner les rues de la ville et des portions plus bucoliques, en ressentant l'énergie des Twin Cities du début à la fin. La course se termine à Saint Paul, pour une arrivée mémorable à cet événement annuel très attendu.

Spooky Sprint St. Paul offers multiple running distances on Halloween: 5K, 10K, half marathon, 1 mile, and a Kid's Dash for children 10 and under. The 5K, 10K, and half marathon are chip-timed with live results and awards. The 1 mile and Kid's Dash are untimed, providing shorter, less pressured options. The event emphasizes family participation. Participants receive a designer shirt, custom medal, bib, free photos, and finish line treats. Kid's Dash entries include a mini bib, youth-sized shirt, and a specific medal. Youth pricing is available for the 5K and 10K. Children can join the dash for free on race day without receiving swag. A virtual option allows participation from any location while still receiving event gear.

A Western theme is present throughout this fall Minnesota race series, influencing the aid stations, food, music, and finisher prizes. Gear West offers two distances: the Gear Western Country Half Marathon and the Borton Volvo 5k, allowing participants to select either a longer country-road race or a shorter option on the same day. The course incorporates quiet country roads, rolling hills, lakeside sections, autumn foliage, and crushed limestone trails. This event is designed for families and friends, permitting strollers and welcoming leashed dogs. Participants can find warmth inside the store before the start and linger post-race for live music, warm refreshments, awards, and a finisher campfire cup. The crew neck sweatshirt, previously earned by past runners, is now an optional purchase following a reduction in the entry fee.

The Anoka Halloween Gray Ghost Run is a downtown Anoka 5K and one-mile fitness walk connected to the city’s Halloween Grand Day Parade. The 5K begins in the early afternoon and uses chip timing, with a virtual option allowing runners to submit results anytime in October. The first mile follows the parade route, where an estimated 25,000 spectators are already gathered for Halloween festivities. Walkers finish near the parade route's end, while 5K runners continue onto residential streets. At the finish area, participants receive shirts, refreshments, and can stay for performance awards, age-group awards, and a costume contest. Each participant gets a shirt and medal, with Gray Ghost running socks available as an add-on, and the event benefits a designated cause.

Turkey Trails St. Paul is a Thanksgiving-themed running event held at Como Regional Park in St. Paul, Minnesota, offering distances suitable for most participants. Runners can select from a half marathon, 10K, 5K, or 1 mile. Younger children have a Kids Dash option for ages 10 and under. The 1 mile and Kids Dash are untimed events. The 5K, 10K, and half marathon utilize chip timing, providing live results and awards. The event is designed to be family-friendly, with youth pricing available for the 5K and 10K. Children can participate in the Kids Dash without charge if they forgo the event merchandise. Most registrations include a custom bib, a designed shirt, and a finisher medal. Participants in the Kids Dash receive a mini bib, a youth shirt, and a medal designed for children. All finishers are provided with complimentary race photos and refreshments at the finish line. A virtual participation option is also available, allowing individuals to run at their own location while still receiving the event's merchandise.

The Woodbury Wobble 5K is a community run in Woodbury, Minnesota, designed to encourage activity before a large meal. As a 5K, it accommodates walkers, casual runners, families, and individuals seeking a shorter distance over a long-distance event. The course follows a paved trail, offering consistent footing and ensuring accessibility for a wide range of local participants. A portion of the race's proceeds benefits Woodbury's local food bank, linking a straightforward pre-meal run with support for the community.

The Chanhassen Turkey Trot 5K is a Thanksgiving Day run and walk in Chanhassen, Minnesota. The main event is based at Chanhassen High School on Lyman Boulevard. The race series centers on a 5K Run/Walk, with a virtual 5K option for those who want to cover the distance elsewhere. The family aspect is built into the schedule: children 11 and under can enter a 5K Kid's Division Fun Run with an untimed bib, and children 8 and under can join a free Kids Dash. The finish-line tradition is simple and specific to the event: everyone receives a donut, including the children in the 5K division.

The Candy Cane Course St. Paul is a Christmas-themed running event in St. Paul offering multiple distances: 5K, 10K, 15K, 1 Mile, Kids Dash, and a virtual option. It is designed for families and regular runners alike, featuring youth pricing for the 5K and 10K and an untimed Kids Dash for children age 10 and under. The timed races provide chip timing, live results, and awards. The 1 Mile and Kids Dash are untimed for a relaxed experience. In-person participants receive race items including a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The Kids Dash also includes a mini bib and youth-sized shirt. Finish-line treats and complimentary photos enhance the holiday atmosphere. The virtual race allows participation from any location while still receiving event items.

The Reindeer Run Minneapolis takes runners around Lake Harriet during the Christmas season, offering 5K, 10K, and 15K distances, along with a 0.4-mile children's run. This holiday road race incorporates costumes, attracting participants in festive attire, families, walkers in the 5K, and runners aiming for age-group awards. The event has been a fixture in Minnesota running since 1987. The course is set around Lake Harriet, with the longer races beginning before the 5K to accommodate the 15K's 12-minute-per-mile pace requirement. The event embraces the holiday spirit through photos with Mr. and Mrs. Claus and Rudolph, complimentary hot chocolate and coffee provided by the Salvation Army, a race-day kettle for donations, and a toy drive for new, unwrapped gifts. Participants who finish receive a medal, and single-wide strollers are permitted in the 5K only.