Enough room for your pets. Enough room for everything they need. See why Suburban is perfect for you… and your four-legged friends.
The weather might be getting a little chillier outside but that does not mean you should hide your running shoes in the closet just yet. There are still some great outdoor races in Michigan, so lace up the sneakers, put on a long sleeve shirt, and check out these six fall runs.
CHSCF 5th Annual Glow Run, September 17
Those looking for a race but do not want to get up incredibly early should check out the Glow Run at Stony Creek Metropark on Saturday, September 17. The race is scheduled to start at 5 p.m. and runners will receive a t-shirt along with a post race snack. Online registration closes at 11:59 p.m. on September 15, so make sure you register here before then.
Brooksie Way, September 25
The 9th annual Brooksie Way takes runners through the hill-filled Oakland University campus and surrounding area. The event features a half marathon, 10K, 5K, and a Fun Run for all ages. Proceeds from the race support local programs that encourage a healthy lifestyle through the Brooksie Way Minigrants, which has donated over $125,000 to those programs in the past nine years.
Thru the Leaves Trail Run, October 1 & 2
Those looking for a different type of race might be able to find it with the Thru the Leaves Trail Run in Rochester Hills. The 10K and Half-Marathon will take place on Saturday, October 1 and will take runners through the Bloomer Park nature trail, meaning the course is not smoothly paved like other races. The event will also feature a 50K/50K relay on Sunday, October 2, and all finishers of each race will receive a pullover hoodie and a medal.
Michigan State Police Fall Color Run, October 1
The Department of Michigan State Police will be hosting the 21st Annual Michigan State Police 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, October 1. The race will take participants through the beautiful Maybury State Park in Northville and end at the Trailhead Shelter. Dogs on a leash and jogging strollers are permitted as well. More information on the race can be found here.
Huddle Up, October 23
Just in time for the state’s biggest college football game, the Huddle Up 5K and 10K will feature runners picking a side in the Michigan/Michigan State rivalry. Starting at River Bends Park in Shelby Township, runners will receive a custom pint glass and a race shirt in either Wolverine or Spartan colors.
Wicked Halloween Run, October 30
If you’re looking to break in your costume before going Trick-or-Treating on Halloween, you might want to participate in the Wicked Halloween Run in Plymouth on October 30. The festive race will feature a 10K, 5K run/walk, and the Monster Mile. All runners will receive a long-sleeve “Tech Shirt” and a hat, except for Monster Mile participants. More race information can be found here.
