The Payak

We have created a bib for you to wear while skiing the Coast Outdoors P’ayakentsut Virtual Challenge. Feel free to download and print it and then display it while you are skiing. Remember, you must follow the rules of the ski area where you are participating. Always ski in control. There is no “tracking” during a virtual event. Remember, we are kind, calm and safe!

Click here for Bib

Want a challenge? Well, we have a couple. This year, we are offering a 25 km course. If you are skiing at Whistler Olympic Park, that is one loop of the standard 50 km course. Why not step up a level from the 15 km? Or try a harder climb but shorter distance than the 30 km.

If you are a strong skier, and want to try a new route, our course designer has a treat for you – a 50 km course that involves different terrain and is not loops of 25! This is a challenging course, so make sure you are fit enough to take it on. Ski with a friend, and make sure you have food and snacks. It involves the traditional 25 km loop, plus a loop that incorporates the Callaghan Country trails and some of the more challenging loops off Madeley Road.

Please note, the Callaghan Country trails are not groomed Wednesday and Thursday.

The additional 25 km course is NOT signed, please take a map with you. Enjoy!

Click here for 50 km single-loop map (25 km add-on to main loop)

If you have any questions or concerns about the Payak Virtual Challenge, please contact the event organizers and not those at the venue where you are skiing.

All photos are for personal viewing and use only. If you wish to share on social media, please ensure that you credit the photographers. Click on the links below to view the photos from the event.

• Photos by Andrea Heal
• Photos by Weisheng Wu
• Photos by YingTao Pan
• Photos by Duffy Knox

The 2020 results are now available. Please go to the Results page and click on the 2020 Race Results link to view.

Please note that the aid station for the 50 km course that was formerly at the far end of the course at the end of Madeley Road in previous seasons is now at Lunch Lake. The course itself has not changed. Please see the 50 km map (update posted on February 19, 2020 at 9:30 a.m.) for further details.