Activities: Skiing

There is no cost to participate in Summit Seniors single Alpine Events, but you do need to be a member of Summit Seniors and have a valid Keystone Pass. If you do not have a pass you must purchase a one-time race day discounted ticket for $60 prior to registering.

Check-in is at 8:30AM in the Mountain House where you will receive your bib and sign a waiver. Then, you will proceed to the Peru lift. Upon reaching the top, you will ski down to the Montezuma lift and ride up to the starting area. You will make two timed runs on Flying Dutchman.

For additional information please contact Tom LaVoy At 303-204-1095.

In order for our staff to be able to obtain an accurate headcount and adequately prepare for this event, registration for this event is now closed.

Thanks to everyone who participated in the Keystone Fun Race on February 13, 2023! This event, which is sponsored by the Summit County Senior Center and Keystone, drew a large number of contestants who enjoyed receiving their Gold, Silver and Bronze medals at the next day’s luncheon.

-Tom LaVoy, Alpine Events Organizer

Overall Results

Results by Age + Gender

Results by Gender

The Nordic Events are for athletes who are 50-years-old and older. They will be held on Tuesday morning, February 14 at the Frisco Nordic Center. Free lunch and awards will be provided afterwards at the Senior Center at approximately around 1:00PM. If you would like more information on this event, please contact Sybil Praski (Nordic event coordinator) at sybil5562@gmail.com.   Sponsored by Summit Seniors, the fun and competitive Nordic Events are part of our 50+ Winter Games. In 2023, we'll be bringing back the following four Nordic-inspired events, at no charge to participants (except being a member of the Summit Senior Center):

1. Snowball Toss

   Start Time: Ongoing from 9:00AM to Noon.  You can participate anytime throughout the morning

2. Biathlon course of 1km for 2 opportunities to shoot, both standing and prone. You can skate or Classic Ski.

   Start Time: There will be rifle familiarization starting at 8:30AM with the biathlon itself taking place from 9:15AM to noon. The field will be limited to 30 participants.

3. 2.5K, 5K, and 10K classic or skate ski race

   Start Time: 2.5K and 10K races to start at approximately 9:00AM.  5K race to start at approximately 11:00AM

4. 2.5K snowshoe race

   Start Time: 11:30AM - Noon

In order for our staff to be able to obtain an accurate headcount and adequately prepare for this event, registration for this event is now closed.

Course Marker Set-Up Ski out and mark course with flags and signs to direct racers in the right direction out and back.

Snowshoe Course Marker Make sure snowshoe course is adequately marked for the 2.5k out and back loop.

Check in & Bib Handout Check participants name on list from the online sign up and give them bib and record their number on the online sign up sheet for timing purposes and potential awards.

Biathlon Helper Duties include starter, timers, scribes, course marshal, rifle handlers.

Ski Race Helper 4 timers (keep track of race time), 4 scribes ( write down race times) , 2 spotters, (call out bib numbers as they approach finish line), race ops and announcer, (lead person to give directions and start race for both ski and snowshoe.

Stadium Course Marshal Make sure the area in front of the race is cleared for the start then be there to direct traffic through for the 10k and also to the finish.

Snowball Toss Helper Make snowballs for participants to throw snowballs through the plywood hole targets.

Course Marshal on Weak Link Trail Positioned between snowshoe trails to stop all snowshoe traffic from heading west past that point due to biathlon in vicinity behind the hill.

Snowshoe Race Helper 1 timer, 1 scribe and 1 spotter.

Ski Course Marker Take Down Ski out and take down the signs after the 5k race starts around 11:15AM.

Snowshoe Course Take Down Take down any signs on snowshoe course that were put up.