A little shorter and fewer hills but don’t be fooled; it’s still fifteen-miles across snow and will depend on favorable weather. Otherwise you’ll be Polar Strolling.
SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH
5:00-8:00 PM Packet Pickup, location TBD
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH
6:30-7:30 AM LAST CHANCE Packet Pick-up
- Velodrome will be at the start with coffee & bagels from 3rd Street Bagel for racers!
- Start the Cycle will be operating an aid station inside the school cafeteria stocked with snacks and warm soup.
8:30 AM Bike 15-Mile Race Roll Out
8:35 AM Snowshoe 15-Mile Race Roll Out
All times are subject to change.
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It’s all about community.
While a lot of races out there are run by for-profit companies, that’s not the case for Marji Gesick, Polar Roll and The Crusher. All of our events are productions of the 906 Adventure Team, a 501(c)3 whose mission is to empower people to become the best version of themselves through outdoor adventure. We don’t have a large staff of people (two, to be exact) or significant overhead, and that enables us to donate a significant portion of race revenues in two ways:
- Since 2015, we’ve given back more than $110,000 to the trail-builders of RAMBA, NTN, Sisu Dirt Crews, WinMan and the DCNT.
- We also support youth adventure programs in three communities, investing over $35,000 this year alone in equipment, training, and gear to remove barriers for all kids. Our summer and after-school programs now have over 350 participants, and spots fill up as quickly as Marji Gesick. There is a need we’re trying to fill: to connect kids with their communities and get them off devices.