24h Tremblant
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24h Tremblant : The 24‑Hour Challenge
24h Tremblant is a 24-hour winter sport challenge where teams of 6 to 12 participants relay in alpine ski, snowboard, alpine touring, walking, running, or a walk and run hybrid. Participants raise funds and all proceeds are given to five foundations dedicated to the cause of children. Each participant commits to a minimum fundraising goal of $500.
In mountain disciplines, team relays occur in a transition zone and only one team member may be on the piste at a time for ski or snowboard. A three-day lift ticket is included to allow participants to use the mountain outside of their relay times. The alpine touring ascent uses an intermediate run from the south base totaling 875 m of climb and allows the whole team on the route at once.
Walking and running relays take place on a course of about 5 km. The number of participants allowed simultaneously and timing methods differ by discipline: individual timing chips, a single team chip, or both, depending on the chosen formula. Teams must follow the specific rules and practical information provided in the event FAQ and regulations. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
