The Night Light is back on a FRIDAY this night under the stars.
Halloween is just around the corner so come on out with your costumes.
Walk, hike, run - no matter your speed you are welcome to join us for this fun fall event on the beautiful St. Paul trails.
Night Light schedule:
Saturday 10.24.2025
4:30pm: Day of Registration & Bib Pick-Up opens at the Battle Creek Rec Center
6:20pm: Day of Registration closes.
6:30pm: Night Light 5K and 10K starts One lap = 5K | Two laps = 10K
7:30pm: 5km Awards
7:40pm: 10km Awards
Enjoy post race food truck and root beer or find your way over to Social hour at Wabasha Brewing. All runners receive coupon code good towards food truck purchase.
Bring a headlamp with you to the 2025 Night Light! With one and two lap distances, the race course winds its way through the trails of Battle Creek which is 100% off pavement. Expect grassy/dirt trails and a fair number of large climbs (yes hills!) The course is not lit so be ready with your own head lamp!
Don't be afraid of the dark! Get out to Battle Creek for the Night Light!
Join us after the race at Wabasha Brewing for a complimentary post-race drink!
PRICING
| 5K | 10K | |
|---|---|---|
| Early thru Aug 24th | $35 | $40 |
| Standard up to Sept 14th | $40 | $45 |
| Pre-Race up to Oct 19th | $45 | $50 |
| Race week up to Oct 25th | $50 | $55 | Day of Oct 26th | $55 | $60 |
REGISTRATION
Online pre-registration open through - 10.24.2025
Day of registration will be available at the Battle Creek Recreation Center on race day starting at 3:30pm
Battle Creek Rec Center
75 Winthrop St S
Saint Paul, MN 55119
Night Light Registration includes race, event pint glass and a free drink at Wabasha!
Cancellation Policy
Race Modification and Cancellation in the Event of Severe Weather:
Urban Trail Series race organizers first priority is to ensure that all athletes participating in the events will be safe. The races may be cancelled or shortened in the case of severe weather including extreme heat and humidity, high winds and lightning.
We will utilize The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) Heat and Humidity Guidelines for Races, as well as information from the National Weather Service to decide how the races will be managed in case of severe weather conditions.
