The autumnal running event held in the Twin Cities during the Halloween season, traditionally a 13.1-mile race, offers participants the opportunity to combine athletic achievement with festive celebrations. Individuals often partake in the race wearing costumes, adding to the unique and spirited atmosphere.
Its significance lies in fostering community engagement and promoting physical well-being, while the Halloween theme contributes a distinctive and enjoyable element. Participants benefit from the structured training leading up to the event, the camaraderie experienced during the race, and the sense of accomplishment upon completion. The event has evolved over the years, often adapting its course and offerings to enhance participant experience and accommodate growing interest.