​Cost

FREE!

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Distance + Style

Race distance varies week to week. Usually 4k to 6k distance. Race technique will vary between Classic and Skate from week to week, depending on snow conditions and weather.

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This year, DXC will again offer two classes at each race: Recreational and Competitive. The Recreational class will generally be a bit shorter (usually 3 to 4 kilometers instead of 4 to 6 kilometers), but will otherwise be the same format. Racers may switch between categories throughout the season, and may earn points in either or both.

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When

Wednesday 6:30PM

 

Racing will begin as soon as we have snow, and will continue each Wednesday until February 21, 2024, dependent on snow conditions. Later Wednesdays in March may be used as “make-up” days for races canceled due to snow conditions, cold weather, etc.

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Where

Race venues will rotate each week, with Grand Avenue Nordic Center, Lester Park and Snowflake being the primary locations.

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What you need

• A Trail Pass for the race trail, if one is required. 

• A completed Wednesday Night Race Series registration (this gets you into the whole series with one signed waiver; race once or every time with just one registration)

• A headlamp. Upper parts of Spirit Mountain Nordic Center and between lights at other trails might make a headlamp useful.

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Points System

All finishers will receive points in descending order depending on the number of racers. At the end of the season, the top three overall men and women will receive a prize. The male and female racers who attend the most races will also receive a prize.