| Snowfall: Season Total | Snowfall: Lifts Open | Snowfall: Trails Open | Trails Open | Current Weather |
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| 251"Season Total | 4/8Lifts Open | 42/55Trails Open | 76%Open |
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Tetra Ski World Qualifier Race
February 10, 2023 @ 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
High Country Adaptive Sports, in partnership with Arizona Snowbowl, and T.R.A.I.L.S, are proud to host the 1st Annual Arizona TetraSki Express Qualifier Race. This all-day event and fundraiser will take place on Friday, February 10th on Northstar Trail, and is open to the public for viewing, cheering, and celebration at the Fremont Restaurant and Bar. Support Adaptive Sports programming and mission, Enriching lives through adaptive Recreation. During our giveaway, there will be prizes available, including a pair of skis and a snowboard!
Giveaway tickets will be sold all day long at Fremont Restaurant and Bar and the giveaway will start at 3:30 PM! Giveaway ticket prices: 1 for $5 and 5 for $20.
The event features adaptive ski racers utilizing the innovative Tessier Snow’Kart and the renowned TetraSki, the world’s only independent alpine ski for complex disabilities, developed at the University of Utah.
This race serves as a qualifier for The 2023 Brian McKenna TetraSki Express race hosting the National Championship in TetraSki and Snow’Kart downhill racing. The Championships take place on Friday, March 24, 2023, at the breathtaking Powder Mountain Resort in Eden, UT.
Now in its second history-making year, the TetraSki Express is named in honor of the indelible Brian McKenna — son, brother, friend, coworker, and TetraSki athlete who redefined what was possible. Since the inaugural event in 2022, this is the first qualifier race for the National Championships! See you there!
Thank you to our local sponsors of this event, Mountain Sports Flagstaff, Kachina Peaks Avalanche Center, Ski Haus Flagstaff, and Altitudes Bar & Grill!
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