Corduroy Crush

Attention Nordic skiers! We are so excited to bring back the annual Corduroy Crush ski event. This family-friendly nordic ski race will take place this year on April 12th at the 5K Nordic Loop in Girdwood, AK. Co-hosted by KMTA and the Girdwood Nordic Ski Club, this event is a celebration of the joy of Nordic skiing and the region's rich history, and is open to all xc skiers who want to come out and crush some corduroy with us! 
 
There will be three different events available for all adults and youth to participate in, including a short Snowball Biathlon 2K, a timed 5K Race, and a 2x2x2 Relay. You can choose what type of ski technique you want to use (classic and skate are both acceptable).  
 
Only pay once and participate in all events. Early Bird pricing goes through March 19th & online registration for the event closes at 6 PM on Aril 11th, but on-site registration will be available on the morning of the race (April 12th) from 9:30AM-11:00 AM. Youth under 13 are free for all online registration but will incur a $5 registration fee per child if signing up to race on the day of the race itself.

Early Bird Pricing Through MARCH 19th

• Adult 18+ is $30
• Youth 13-17 is $15
• Youth Under 13 is FREE

Online Registration Pricing MARCH 20th - APRIL 11th at 5pm

• Adult 18+ is $35
• Youth 13-17 is $20
• Youth Under 13 is FREE

Onsite Registration Pricing (AVAILABLE 9:30-11:00 AM Day of the Race APRIL 12th)

• Adult 18+ is $40
• Youth 13-17 is $25
• Youth Under 13 is $5

RACE START TIMES:

• 11 AM -Snowball Biathlon 2K
• 11:30am - 5K Timed
• 12:15pm- 2x2x2 Relay
• Awards- Around 1:00pm (or shortly after relay)

DIRECTIONS & PARKING: The 5K Nordic loop is just 45 minutes away from Anchorage and located right next to Alyeska Resort. If you're driving, park at the paved Arlberg parking lot situated at the end of Arlberg Road. Please note that this is a newer road, so it may not appear on older GPS units. If you prefer alternative parking, Parking Lot A is also available, and from there, you can walk/ski to the Nordic Trailhead.