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Tour de Trail: Cedar Niles is a 10K trail run at Cedar Niles in Olathe, Kansas, part of a six-race Tour de Trail series across the Kansas City area. The distance is flexible, typically near 10K, with the actual course ranging from 5.5 to 6.5 miles based on the trail system and conditions. Runners and hikers are welcome; all participants have four hours to complete the course. The event uses clock timing, posts results on UltraSignup, and provides minimal aid with water only, requiring entrants to bring their own cup. The series showcases KC-area trail systems, with each stage at a different location. Cedar Niles hosts this particular stop, but rain may necessitate an alternate route using cross country, paved trail, or a combination. A single entry costs $50, with $5 donated to Urban Trail Co. Race-day registration incurs a higher fee, and a discount is available for those registering for all six stages before the deadline. Completing all six races earns a special series finisher award, emphasizing the full challenge over just the bundle registration.

The Halloween Trick or Trot Run is a Halloween-themed race morning held at Mill Creek Park in Kansas City, Missouri. Participants can select from a 5K, 10K, half marathon, or Family 1 Mile Fun Run. All distances begin simultaneously in the morning and conclude by late morning. The event is organized as a smaller, private group run, not a large chip-timed competition, with waves that close once full. The course begins and ends in Mill Creek Park. The course map is sent to participants via email rather than being published as a permanent public route. All running paces are accommodated. Children may participate with a guardian. Timing is optional; runners can use an app to track their run and submit results online for listing if desired. The Halloween theme is straightforward: complete your chosen distance, then receive free candy. Shirts and a finisher towel or giveaway are included for standard registrants.

Run for Coffee Lovers in Kansas City is a small group race at Mill Creek Park with 5K, 10K, and half-marathon options, plus a 1-mile Family Fun Run. It is designed for runners and walkers, not just racers: all paces are welcome, kids can join with a guardian, and timing is optional. A virtual option is available for the main distances, and an eco-registration choice is offered for those who do not want a shirt. The exact course map is emailed to participants, and each in-person wave has a cap, so entries close as soon as waves fill. The coffee theme is straightforward: the event targets coffee lovers, and the first five finishers receive coffee. Participants can track their own time with an app and submit it afterward, and the organizer suggests local run clubs for ongoing support.

Turkey Trails - Kansas City offers a Thanksgiving-themed race day with 5K, 10K, half marathon, 1 mile, and Kids Dash options. The main races utilize chip timing, providing live results and awards, while the 1 mile and Kids Dash are untimed. Participants unable to attend in person may opt for a virtual race and still receive the event merchandise. The event is designed for families and regular runners alike: children 10 and under can participate in the Kids Dash, and they can do so without charge if they forgo the shirt, bib, and medal package. The 5K and 10K also feature youth pricing for participants 12 and under. Finishers in the longer distances will receive a custom bib, designer shirt, and medal, and the finish area will offer complimentary photos and refreshments post-race.

The Nolan Davidson Champions Run begins and ends at Children's Mercy Park in Kansas City, offering 5K, 10K, and 1.10-mile race distances. This event welcomes families and accommodates various ability levels, allowing runners, walkers, and those with strollers to participate together on race day. The course circles the Kansas Speedway, placing the event within a sports-focused environment that aligns with Nolan Davidson's competitive spirit. The run commemorates Nolan, whose name signifies "champion," following his death from injuries sustained in a drunk-driving incident. Funds raised benefit KC Fusion Soccer Club youth scholarship programs, linking the event to one of Nolan's significant passions and enabling more young athletes to engage in soccer. Participants receive a race T-shirt, and all finishers are awarded a custom medal.

The Candy Cane Course in Lee's Summit, Missouri, offers a Christmas-themed run with distances from a Kids Dash to a 15K. The available races include 1 Mile, 5K, 10K, and 15K, alongside a virtual option and a "Volunteer then Run" entry. This variety caters to families, novice runners, and those seeking a longer winter race. The Kids Dash starts just before the main races, and both the Kids Dash and 1 Mile are untimed. The 5K, 10K, and 15K utilize chip timing with live results. The precise start location is pending confirmation, but the event is situated in Kansas City, MO. Registration provides standard holiday race perks: custom bibs, designer shirts, finisher medals, complimentary photos, and post-race refreshments. Younger participants receive a separate mini bib, youth shirt, and medal. The 5K and 10K offer a reduced price for runners aged 12 and under. Results and awards are accessible at the registration tent immediately after finishing, simplifying the event for families and mixed-distance participants.

The Merry Christmas Run 5K/10K/13.1 Kansas City begins in Mill Creek Park in Kansas City, Missouri, offering four distances: a 1-mile family fun run, 5K, 10K, and half marathon. This holiday-themed race, titled “Jingle All the Way: A Merry Christmas Run,” is for those seeking a Christmas-season event instead of a typical road race. The Best Races organizes this event, which also provides a virtual participation option. Registration includes an eco-friendly choice for the 5K, 10K, and half marathon, excluding a shirt. Waves close upon reaching capacity, meaning participants are assigned to capped groups rather than a single open start list.

The Groundhog Run is a free winter run/walk in Zionsville, Indiana, organized by Indy Runners and Walkers. It starts and finishes at the Zionsville Community High School Freshman Center on Mulberry Street, offering two distance choices: a 5-miler and a 7-miler. This is the event's 54th annual edition, fitting the club-race model: practical, local, and focused on encouraging movement in cold weather, not on a large-scale spectacle. The route follows paths through Zionsville neighborhoods and the Rail Trail; the 7-mile option includes Phil’s Hill near the finish. Participants can expect straightforward logistics, with one water stop on the course and restrooms available only at the start and finish. Registration is free, though the event accepts monetary donations for the Zionsville Food Pantry. A Groundhog winter hat is available for purchase, and Greek’s Pizzeria provides pizza post-race.