Adirondack Tour de Ski | Lake Placid | Scotts Cobble | February 10, 2024
- Scotts Cobble 141 Country Club Lane Lake Placid, NY, 12946 United States (map)
Adirondack Tour de Ski Returns to Lake Placid
Participate in the Scotts Cobble Skiathlon as part of the Adirondack Tour de Ski.
Scott’s Cobble trail in Lake Placid
On Saturday, February 10, 2024, the Adirondack Tour de Ski will return to Lake Placid for Scott’s Cobble Skiathon, the next leg of this multi-venue Nordic ski event.
The skiathlon format will consist of two separate 5k loops (one with classic tracks, one with skate lanes) and a transition area near the lodge.
Racers will start in the classic technique in a mass start for the first 5k loop and then transition to skate skis for the second 5k loop. Before starting, racers can place their skate skis and poles in the transition area at 10:30 am.
Bib pickup will be inside the lodge (Pro Shop) beginning at 10 am. Please note: the race course is NOT CLOSED; recreational skiing will be allowed but only in the same direction as racers, and recreational skiers MUST YIELD to racers.
The Tour de Ski is an exciting ski race series in the spectacular Adirondack Mountains. It comprises races at six venues, with multiple distances, and takes place from now through March 2024.
Anyone can participate. To register, and get more information, news, and updates, visit the Adirondack Tour de Ski Facebook page or the event webpage.
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