March 30th - 31st 2012
Schweitzer Mountain Resort
Sandpoint, Idaho

The 4^th  annual 24 hours of Schweitzer is a team relay for skiers, telemark skiers, and snowboarders beginning on Friday March 30th and ending on Saturday.  3 Intermediate runs will be used over the course of 24 hours.  Teams will ski and ride for prizes, bragging rights and most importantly fundraising for Cystinosis research and Hank’s future.  Your team decides how many runs each person takes. 

Limited to 200 participants.

Race Categories:                                                                                                  

Solo*

3 person team

4 person team

* To place in the solo division you must enter as a solo participant.

Prizes

Team prizes for most runs.

Individual prizes for most runs

Top fundraiser will receive a day of Cat Skiing courtesy of Selkirk Powder!

How to Register:         

• Online
• New for this year!  Participants can build their own fundraising page and track their donations in real time.   Check it out when you register online.
• Fax/Mail
• Each team member must register.
• Registration fee is $150 per person, plus $100 in donations.
• Pledge Form

Payment

Entry fees and donations to teams can be made online or by check (payable to 24 Hours for Hank). 

** Bring in $500 in donations and receive a 24 hours of Schweitzer jacket.

What’s included in entry fees:

• Lift access
• Event t-shirt
• Lunch feed
• Dinner feed
• Midnight feed
• Breakfast
• Equipment support
• Team Pit area (sleeping bag accommodations in Lakeview Lodge)
• Limited hotel discounts at the Selkirk Lodge.
• One ticket to Awards Dinner & Silent Auction on Saturday night.
• Additional tickets are available for $45.  Purchase

Amenities available

• RV camping is on a first come first serve basis  (no hook ups)
• Rider packet pickup 6:00 – 8:00pm Thursday night and 6:00 – 8:00am Friday
• Equipment support
• All Schweitzer amenities

What to Bring:

Ski equipment, Helmet (required), Hand and toe warmers.  Be prepared for changing weather, it could be dumping or it could be a bluebird.  Either way you can count on it being cold at night. Bring several changes of base layer clothing and gloves.