2022 Santa Fe Snowshoe Classic In-Person And Virtual

Santa Fe Snowshoe Classic course map (in-person participants must complete this course Jan. 22). Courtesy/SFSC

SFSC News:

The annual Santa Fe Snowshoe Classic (SFSC) is back! Register at runsignup.com to receive great swag, win prizes, and support Santa Fe Search and Rescue.

The registration fee is $30, and any proceeds will go to Santa Fe Search and Rescue. In addition to volunteering at the Snowshoe Classic, Santa Fe Search and Rescue provides trained teams to participate in wilderness searches for people who are missing, injured or lost.

In Person:

Gather Jan. 22, 2022 at Big Tesuque Campground off Hyde Park Road. The race will start at 9 a.m. and participants are asked to carpool and arrive early as parking is limited.

Assuming snow conditions are good, participants must wear snowshoes. All participants will receive a knit scarf, age group awards and raffle prizes.

Virtual:

Registered participants can complete their own 6-kilometer (3.5 mile) run or hike anywhere, any time between Dec. 1, 2021 and Jan. 31, 2022. Competing in snowshoes on snow is ideal, but one perk of a virtual race is that you can participate anywhere! If you live somewhere without snow, you may still sign up. All registrants will receive a knit scarf.

For details, including a course map, visit runsignup.com. Direct questions to santafesnowshoe@gmail.com.

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