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NASTAR
Open Weekends, Holiday Periods and
School Vacation Weeks from 11am to 3pm.
NASTAR
Race Course is set on the "Downdraft" trail for
all ages and abilities.
Sign up to race at the top
of the NASTAR Race Course. |
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If you raced NASTAR
last season there's no need to register again. Simply give
the starter your NASTAR Registration Number. If you forgot
your number, you can search your last name on www.nastar.com
and you'll see it listed next to your name.
If you're new to the NASTAR experience register at www.nastar.com,
where you will be issued a unique NASTAR Registration Number.
If you choose to register at the NASTAR course at Pats Peak,
you will be asked to fill out a NASTAR Registration Form.
Your information will be transferred to www.nastar.com
when Pats Peak uploads the day's races. You will be assigned
a NASTAR Registration Number after Pats Peak posts your results
to www.nastar.com.
Why not save some precious time at Pats Peak and register
online at www.nastar.com!
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| First NASTAR Run for
Juniors (6-17) |
$3.00 |
| First NASTAR Run for
Adults (18+) |
$4.00 |
| Each Additional NASTAR
Run |
$1.00 |
| For Unlimited NASTAR
Runs All Day |
$10.00 |
NASTAR SEASON PASS*
- NEW!
*This pass can be used when the NASTAR course on Downdraft is
open to the public! A PATS PEAK Season Pass or Lift Ticket is
required. Purchase a NASTAR
Season Pass online
(click on Season Passes, then NASTAR Season Pass) or stop in
at Skier Services. |
$79.00 |
| Take a Fun Run
(This time will not be sent to NASTAR) |
$2.00 |
For more information call the Pats Peak Ski School at:
603-428-3245 ext. 111.
NASTAR is the
acronym for the National Standard Race.
Developed in 1968, NASTAR is the largest public recreational
grassroots ski race program in the world. NASTAR's mission is to
provide a fun, competitive and easily accessible recreational ski
racing program. Through the development of a handicap system it
allows skiers of all ages and abilities a means to compare themselves
against their friends, family members and the U.S. Ski Team regardless
of when and where they race.
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