ミッドランド (ミシガン州)周辺の5Kレース

The Clio Can Do Color Run is a 5K run/walk held at Clio Country Club in Clio, Michigan, beginning at 10:00 AM. This family-friendly event takes place on the golf course, featuring three color stations along the route. Participants can choose between a standard or economy entry. The course utilizes the Clio Country Club fairways, allowing participants to run or walk on the grass or cart paths. The route includes rolling hills and tree-lined sections, differing from a flat road 5K. This race marks the third and final event in the Clio Can Do Series of Races. Proceeds benefit the Clio Cross Country Team, the Youth Sports Complex, the Compassionate Life Foundation, and the Freedom 4 Veterans project. A health fair with sponsor donations is available at the finish area, and early registrants will receive a medal and race T-shirt.

The Tiny Footprints Remembrance 5K Run/Walk takes place in Midland, Michigan, each October. The event centers on a straightforward 5K course suitable for both running and walking. It is organized to honor babies who were lost and to raise awareness about miscarriage, neonatal loss, and infant loss. Organizers note that these are subjects many families keep private because of the difficulty of discussing child loss openly. The race originated from the organizers' personal experience of losing one of their twin babies at 31 weeks gestation. They also recall the support they received from others who had gone through similar losses and from hospital staff in labor and delivery and the NICU. Consequently, the event aims to provide a public space for other grieving families to feel acknowledged. The inaugural event received a significant turnout, and the series is still in its early stages, with its second annual running scheduled in Midland.

Pick your allegiance: Team Blue or Team Green? This run/walk lets you declare your loyalty with a corresponding shirt. Signage and volunteers will guide and cheer you. Afterward, unwind at the Wellness Center, try the 360 degree indoor sky track or the 89 degree therapy pool. Gather your Sororities, Fraternities, or Running Groups for a discount!

Trick or Trot 5K is a Halloween costume trail run and walk in Sanford, Michigan, at Meridian Early College High School. The race utilizes the school’s cross country course, making it a low-key trail 5K rather than a road race. It begins in the morning, supports the Meridian Band Department, and costs $35 to register. Costumes are encouraged, with prizes for the best ones, alongside top-finisher awards for the fastest runners. All participants receive a goodie bag and a glow-in-the-dark medal. Shirts are available as optional add-ons during registration. Aldrich Timing & Race Management provides chip timing, offering a proper race setup for this community fundraiser.

The Halloween Hustle starts and finishes outside the Thomas Welch Activity Center in Lake St Clair Metropark, Harrison Township, Michigan. This Halloween-themed race morning offers a 5K, an 8K, and a half-mile Fun Run, along with virtual 5K and 8K options for remote participation. The Fun Run begins first, followed by the 5K and 8K, allowing families to enjoy a full morning without having to choose between the short, kid-friendly distance and the longer races. Walkers are also included, and the logistics are practical: packet pickup is available before race day at Hanson's Running Shop, with race-morning registration and pickup at the park. The event embraces the holiday theme while retaining standard race components. A costume contest, featuring categories like Most Creative, Best Crazy Hair, and Best Group, takes place before the Fun Run, with winners announced prior to the races. Dogs and strollers are permitted, indicating the event's focus on families, groups of friends, walkers, children, and runners seeking chip timing and age-group awards. All participants will receive a long-sleeve tech shirt and a glow-in-the-dark finisher medal, with photos and post-race refreshments provided. Awards are presented to the top male and female runners in age groups from 0-12 to 80+, and the charity partner is Maggie's Wigs for Kids.

The Playmakers Ghostly Gallop guides participants around Uncle John's farm in Saint Johns, Michigan, offering a 5K Run/Walk, a BOO Dash, and a 1 Mile Kids XC Race. This event is centered on Halloween-season racing, with the 5K taking place entirely off-road, giving it a cross-country feel rather than a street race. The course winds through corn stalks, pumpkin patches, and apple orchards, providing open farm vistas. Families are central to the event, with two short race options for children and cider and donuts available at the finish. Post-race activities include access to the taproom, tractor rides, a corn maze, live music, and food trucks. The Ghostly Gallop name carries local historical significance, with a 5K version previously supporting the Hudson Area Library as a fundraiser.

The Dia De Los Muertos 5K in Saginaw, Michigan, takes place in November. The race name connects it to the Day of the Dead. The listing describes it as a straightforward 5K, intended for runners and walkers seeking a local autumn race. The public listing lacks a course map, elevation profile, participant numbers, or past results, and currently has no runner reviews. Raceentry indicates the date is an estimate and that race management may supply or change details. Those planning to attend should confirm current start details with the organizer.

The Dashing Through The Snow 5K Trail Run is a December 5K held in Saginaw, Michigan. As the name suggests, it's a short winter trail race, scheduled for a Saturday in mid-December. The published listing provides minimal information. A confirmed course map, elevation profile, field size, or race history are not available. Without posted reviews, this appears to be a small local event. Runners should verify the organizer's current details before making plans.

The Freedom 5K Run/Walk is a timed 3.1-mile run/walk held on the last Saturday of April. It honors Spc. Robert Friese, with the timing linked to the anniversary of his death in service. The event also remembers others who gave their lives in military service, giving it a memorial purpose beyond a typical local 5K. Proceeds support Veterans Freedom Park. Runners and walkers cover the same distance in a community event focused on remembrance and support for veterans.