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Race Information
The 5K and 10K courses start at the Kohler Meadows Park in
Vadnais Heights and will provide a beautiful run for all race
participants. All runners will have food and drinks at the
finish line and will receive an exclusive Snail Run t-shirt,
regardless of your pace!
* Late and Race
Day Registration: For those of you who are registering for the
race at the last minute, we have a few different options:
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Register at the St. Paul Running Room on Friday, August
21st, 1 - 6 pm
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Register at Kohler Meadows Park in Vadnais Day on Race Day
7:15-7:45 am
Parking
There is a
parking lot on McMenemy Street just north of County Road F.
There is overflow parking off McMenemy Street on Lily Pond Lane
and Sunflower Court. Directions and parking areas are
designated on the Directions/Parking link at the top of the
page.
Course Information
The 5K course will run down on the road in between Vadnais Lake
and return on the same route. The 10K will traverse lakes that
are undeveloped and very secluded. The course goes around Sucker
Lake and through the expanded and re-developed Vadnais Lake of
Snail Lake Regional Park. The courses will remind you of being
up north after seeing the pine and aspen trees, and the loons on
the lakes.
Background
This is the 7th year that Final Stretch has managed the Vadnais
Heights Heritage Run, now called the Snail Run. The course will
give you an “Up North” feeling as you run between tall pines and
around the two lakes. These lakes are pristine as no motorboats
or cabins are allowed. The event is part of the Vadnais Heights
Heritage Days celebrating the great history of their town. After
the race, you can enjoy a great parade and food stands at the
City Park.
Race
Awards
Awards
will be given to the top 3 male and female runners in each age
category: 19 & under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60 & up.
Award ceremonies will immediately follow the race near the
start/finish line in the park. Top runners in 2008:
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Race
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Male |
Female |
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10K |
Todd Mitchell
(17:00) |
Ksyr Lovrien
(19:04) |
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5K |
Robert
Mitchell (34:25) |
Katrin Deuter
(43:20) |
Race
Success
All participants love the pristine
feeling of this great race.
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2010
Anticipated Participation Level - 450 Runners
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2009
Participation Level - 380 Runners
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2008
Participation Level - 340 Runners
Race
Benefits
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