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Spooky Sprint - Ann Arbor takes place in October at Kensington Metropark, featuring a half marathon, 10K, 5K, untimed 1-mile, kids' dash, and a virtual option. Bodies Race Company presents this event as part of its Holiday Series, designed for runners aiming for a personal best and families seeking a costume-welcoming fall activity. The longer races use chip timing with live results, while the 1-mile and kids' dash offer a relaxed pace. The half marathon begins in the morning, following park roads shaded by trees and paved trails around Maple Beach. The course has a fast, gently rolling terrain, avoiding steep hills. Costumes are welcome, and finishers will receive Halloween treats. Early registrants get race merchandise, including a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a medal. The kids' dash is open to children aged 10 and under, with a free option that does not include merchandise. Youth pricing is available for the 5K and 10K, making the shorter distances more accessible for families.

The Michigan Monster Dash is a Halloween-themed run and walk held at Kensington Metropark in Milford, Michigan. The start and finish are located at Maple Beach by Kent Lake. Finish Line Runs, a race group from the Detroit/Ann Arbor area, organizes the event, typically scheduled for late October. Participants can select from a 1k Kids Dash, 5k, 10k, or half marathon. A virtual option is available for each distance, allowing individuals to run from home, a treadmill, or a local path. The in-person course winds through Kensington’s wooded area and is described as relatively flat, emphasizing the Halloween atmosphere over a challenging route. Costumes are highly encouraged, contributing to a family-friendly feel across all events, from the kids’ dash to the longer distances. The race supports Make-A-Wish Michigan, with participant contributions exceeding $8,000 for the charity. Previous race perks have included discount coupons from Dick’s in Novi, chocolate milk from Horizon Organic, and jerky packs from Jack Link’s.

Run of the Dead is a fall 5K in Charlotte that sends runners through Historic Elmwood Pinewood Cemetery, a cemetery of more than 70 acres with many notable names from the city’s past. The event also includes a free 1 Mile Kids Fun Run, with registration required, and kids receive their own fun run finisher medal. The course follows the cemetery paths rather than ordinary city streets, so the setting is the main thing that separates it from a standard neighborhood 5K. After the run, participants can stay for a food truck, DJ, awards, and a guided tour, while 5K registration includes an official race shirt, custom bib, and finisher medal.

The Kona Chocolate Run offers 5K, 10K, and 15K races on Belle Isle in Detroit. All three distances feature a flat, traffic-free course, suitable for both new and experienced runners. Participants can choose a shorter run or extend to the 15K, all without navigating city traffic. The course provides views of the Detroit skyline, the Ambassador Bridge, the Gordie Howe Bridge, and Windsor across the river. The chocolate theme is central to the event's appeal. Finishers receive medals, and the first 600 registered participants get jackets. The post-race buffet includes hot chocolate, chocolate baked goods, carved chocolate, chocolate milk, chocolate ice cream, a dipping station, and various candies. Awards are presented to the top three overall finishers and the top three in each age group.

The Kona Chocolate Run takes place on a November day on Belle Isle in Detroit, offering a Fun Run alongside 5K, 10K, and 15K races. It caters to both new and seasoned runners, with a flat course designed for consistent pacing instead of challenging hills. The first 600 registrants will receive a Kona Jacket, a tradition dating back to the event’s inception when the jacket was highly coveted. Participants navigate wide, paved, car-free roads on Belle Isle, with sights of the Detroit skyline, Ambassador Bridge, and Gordie Howe Bridge, plus views of Windsor across the river. All finishers receive medals. The post-race event features a chocolate buffet with hot cocoa, cakes, muffins, ice cream, chocolate-dipped items, chocolate milk, candies, and a chocolate bar carving station. Trophies are awarded to the top three overall finishers and the top three in each age category.

Turkey Trails Ann Arbor, c'est une journée de courses annuelle sur le thème de Thanksgiving à Ann Arbor, Michigan, avec un half marathon, un 10K, un 5K, un 1 Mile non chronométré et une Kids Dash. Les courses principales sont chronométrées par puce avec les résultats en direct, tandis que les épreuves plus courtes pour la famille sont là pour la détente, sans la pression. L'organisateur propose des tarifs jeunes pour le 5K et le 10K, pour les familles et ceux qui veulent faire un temps. L'endroit exact des courses est encore à définir (TBD), l'organisateur est en train de voir avec les parcs locaux pour tracer les parcours. La Kids Dash, c'est pour les enfants de 10 ans et moins, ça part juste avant la course principale, et ils ont un mini dossard, un t-shirt enfant et une médaille. La plupart des inscriptions te donnent droit à un dossard personnalisé, un t-shirt "designer", une médaille de finisher, des photos gratuites, plus des petites gourmandises à l'arrivée, comme de la tarte gratuite. Il y a des récompenses pour les classements scratch, masters et par catégorie d'âge sur le 5K, le 10K et le half marathon. Une option virtuelle est dispo pour ceux qui veulent le t-shirt et la médaille mais qui ne peuvent pas venir à Ann Arbor.

Pour la "Detroit Mother's Day Run/Walk" cette Fête des Mères, rejoins les mères, sœurs, filles et toutes les femmes de ton entourage. Les maris, frères, pères et fils sont bien sûr les bienvenus pour venir soutenir. Les récompenses, par contre, sont réservées aux dames. Tu peux monter des équipes Mère-Fille, Trois Générations de Femmes, ou des Équipes Famille ! Les participants de la "Kids Run" reçoivent une médaille avant les festivités d'après-course.