October 31st, 2020! All events are on the roads and trails of beautiful Kensington Metropark in Milford, Michigan, along the shores of Kent Lake.

Pigeon pop the game. The ultimate bird game, timing is critical! This fun tapping new game craze is insanely addictive. Control the pigeon as it dances and pops it’s way through the fruit.

Join us for Monster Dash! Monster Race Series's signature costume race is the perfect way to start celebrating Halloween in 2020! All races are chip-in-bib timed and the Half, 10M, 10K, and 5K are USATF Certified.Half Marathon: 8:30 AM - Starts near the Cathedral of St. Paul, finishes at Upper Landing Park10 Mile: 8:30 AM - Starts near the Cathedral of St. Paul, Finishes at 10 Mile mark of Half Marathon (Shuttles back to Upper Landing Park)10K: 9:00 AM - Starts & Finishes at Upper Landing Park5K Timed: 10:30 AM - Starts & Finishes at Upper Landing Park5K Untimed: 10:40 AM (After 5K Start line is cleared). 1:30 - (6:52 Pace)MantisToboggan1:30 - (6:52 Pace)MatthewAxelrod1:35 - (7:15 Pace)JimWinkels1:35 - (7:15 Pace)CodyMikl1:40 - (7:38 Pace)SaraJohnson1:45 - (8:01 Pace)AlyssaBreu1:45 - (8:01 Pace)JasonLewis1:50 - (8:24 Pace)KaseyKuker1:50 - (8:24 Pace)MikeSchmitt1:55 - (8:47 Pace)AnnSmith2:00 - (9:10 Pace)ShannonLindgren2:00 - (9:10 Pace)LindsayPaulson2:05 - (9:33 Pace)GwenThomas2:10 - (9:55 Pace)MikeKaiser2:10 - (9:55 Pace)ScottCarlson2:15 - (10:18 Pace)LukeCharpentier2:20 - (10:41 Pace)LoriBarrett2:25 - (11:04 Pace).

A great feature of the Monster Dash races is the funny and creative costumes that runners come up with. Some run the 5K - while others run 10K or Half Marathon all decked out in their Halloween costumes! We invite you to do the same (with one tip, you might want to practice running in it before race day)!Here are the categories to get you brainstorming on a great costume. Don't want to come to packet pickup? We can mail your packet for you!

Most recent costs on the registration page.Packet Mailing starts at $4.99 and increases closer to the race date.Note: Race Day Pickup costs $20, so if you can't make it to day-before packet pickup, this is the recommended option!To add packet mailing or race day packet pickup, please go to our page.There will be no general race-day packet pickup for the races (except for those who paid for race-day packet pick-up). Please see above information about having your packet mailed to you or pay for your race day packet pickup exception. Thank you for your interest in Monster Dash! Please join us for our packet pick-up to get your bib, chip and race gear.Note for Back drop: bags are provided at the start.

We provide markers for you to write your bib number on the outside of the bag. It is then transported to the finish area for pick-up.Friday, October 30th, 2020 (Free)Time: 11 AM-7PM`Location: Upper Landing Park (180 Shepard Road)Race Day Sat, October 31st, 2020 ($20)Time: 7:30am at your start line (Cathedral for Half/10 Mile, Upper Landing Park for 10K/5K)If you need to change your race distance, please go here. The Race is at Upper Landing Park in St. Paul, MN - Half and 10M start just up the hill at the Cathedral.Parking is recommended at Science Museum of Minnesota, 120 W Kellogg Blvd, St Paul, MN 55102 -OR-RiverCentre - 150 W Kellogg Blvd, St Paul, MN 55102;there is a special event rate of only $5 per car. 6 AM to Noon.The Saint Paul Hotel is offering a Rate for Deluxe King Single at $129 per room night plus taxes. To make reservations call the Reservations Department at 1-800-292-9292 and ask for Monster Dash rate. Rooms are limited and available first come first served.

Results and PhotosResults will be posted at and on our pageAwardsNew this year! Charity PartnerThe Twin Cities Mountain Bike Patrol (TCMBP) was formed in 2018 to meet the need for a volunteer group of first responders to assure safety on Metro area mountain bike trails, and provide medical support at a variety of sports events. Most of the members of TCMBP are also members of the Backcountry Trail Patrol Association, and/or the former MORC (Minnesota Off-Road Cyclists) Mountain Bike Patrol, and have been involved in medical support for numerous events in Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin since 1996. Their red jerseys with the white cross on them are a familiar sight at the Twin Cities Marathon, the BLAST Series mountain bike races, the City of Lakes Loppet (on skis and mountain bikes), the Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival, as well as all of the Team Ortho/Minnesota Monster Series races since their conception.The majority of the patrollers are trained to the Wilderness First Responder level, although their ranks also include Emergency Medical Technicians, Paramedics, Registered Nurses and other healthcare professionals. Their medical training has served them well, with documented saves at the Twin Cities Marathon in 2012, and again in 2014, and a BLAST Series race in 2008, as well as countless interventions for both serious and minor medical issues. Members are also certified in the highest level of Basic Life Support, CPR for the Healthcare Provider with Automatic External Defibrillator (AED), in addition to their first aid/emergency medical certification. Patrollers ride on the course in teams of two, equipped with first aid supplies for trauma, bone and joint injuries, common medical situations such as nausea, vomiting, cramping, dehydration/over hydration, and heat and cold illnesses.

Each team also carries a special, compact AED, which were purchased through a grant by the Team Ortho Foundation.