Location:
Boardman Lake Loop Trail,
Traverse City,
MI
Brought to you by: Matt Ross
9th Annual Zombie Run Right Brain Brewery Date: Saturday, October 28th Time: 9:00 am Contact: Matt Ross Email: matthewross538@gmail.com Phone: (231) 409-1943 URL: http://www.tczombierun.com/ What A zombie themed 5K (3.1 mi) run/walk. (course) Where The race will start and finish at Right Brain Brewery, 225 East Sixteenth Street Traverse City, Mi. (map) When The race starts at 9am Saturday, October 28, 2017. Who benefits All proceeds from this event will go to TART Trails. What's the cost? Adult 18 and up $30 Teen 13-17 $20 Child 12 and under $15 Prices go up $5 after Oct. 26th What you get 2017 T-shirtAll registered participants will receive a race t-shirt, professionally timed results, race bib, post race refreshments and entertainment. (T-shirts cannot be guaranteed for registrations after October 20th.) Parking Parking is limited at Right Brain Brewery. Please park at Cone Drive (map) or Thirlby Field (map). You may also park throughout Central Neighborhood. Parking is not allowed at nearby private businesses, Sixteenth Street, east of Cass Street or on Lake Ridge Drive. Better yet, ride your bike and leave it with us at our bike valet. Will there be awards or prizes? 2017 MedalMedals will be awarded to the overall top male and female runners and age group winners. There will also be prizes for the best costumes. When and where is packet pick up? Packet pick up will take place from 4pm-7pm on Friday, October 27th, 2017 at Right Brain Brewery. Please check online for your bib number prior to coming to packet pick-up to help speed up the process. When is late registration? Late registration will take place during packet pick up and on race day from 7am-8:30am. Results and Timing Info Results are available on your smartphone within minutes of finishing at www.rftiming.com/zombie. Searchable results will be available under Results on this website. To help insure you will get an accurate finish time, please pin all four corners of the race number horizontally on the outside of any jacket or clothing on the front as close to the waist as possible. Water carriers or gel packs near the number can also affect the read. Wearing the number visibly on the front will insure a finish time. Want to volunteer? We are still looking for volunteers to manage the zombies horde! A volunteer party will be held on Thursday October 26th at Right Brain Brewery. Food and your first drink will be on us. Plus we will be giving out prizes! Click here to check out the volunteer oportunities! Weather This event will take place rain or shine, so dress appropriately. There is no gear check available at this event. The Zombie Run is not responsible for any lost items. Dogs Dogs are welcomed and are encouraged to dress up. All dogs should be well socialized to people as well as other dogs. Dogs must be leashed at all times.
Location: Boardman Lake Loop Trail, Traverse City, MI
Brought to you by: Matt Ross
Saturday, October 28, 2017 5:00 AM - Saturday, October 28, 2017 8:00 AM
Parking at Cone Drive
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