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2013 Wasatch Powder Keg: 3 races in 3 days, Mar 8-10

March 1, 2013 By Stano Faban Leave a Comment

The growth of the Wasatch Powder Keg into a three day event this year is a clear signal that more and more people fall in love with ski mountaineering racing each winter season. Also, it is a true testament to the quality of work its organizing crew has delivered year after year.
This is Powder Keg’s 11th edition and, as of now, it is the largest skimo race in the North America and the second oldest. There were few others that started sooner but have not stood the test of time.

Wasatch Powder Keg 2013 skimo race

Quick facts

All 3 events will be hosted at Brighton Ski Resort, Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah.

Friday:

  • 1 Division
  • Race course: TBD
  • Race Entry: $20

Saturday:

  • Race & Heavy Metal divisions course:  6 climbs, 6,500 feet of climbing, 11 miles
  • Rec division course: 4 climbs, 3,500 feet, 6 miles
  • Race Entry: $70

Sunday:

  • Teams of 2
  • Race course: TBD
  • Race Entry: $70 per person / $140 per team

Registration:

Opened on January 1, 2013 (register by February 25, 2013 to get your technical race shirt).
Register for all 3 events for $150 per person.

More details

For more or to register check out Powder Keg’s website – http://wasatchpowderkeg.com

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