About The Race
~6 Mile Fat Bike
~6 Mile XC Ski
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~5 Mile Snowshoe
~3 Mile ~2500' Mountain Run
Ski Mountaineering
~1000' Elevation Gain, 3000" Descent
Schedule of events
Friday, March 15th 2024
4 - 8 PM - Registration and Bib Pick-up
Saturday, March 16th 2024
7 AM Late Registration / Bib Pick-up
8 AM Race Start
3 PM - Apres Party
5 PM - Awards
Sunday, March 17th 2024
Weather Back-up Day
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Course Info, Race Rules, Sponsors, Spectator Info coming soon!
Volunteer Details
Mountain Operations
When/Where:
Friday, March 17th - 8am Meet at PNVC for course set up
Saturday, March 18th - 8am Safety and race operations meeting at Hermit Lake Shelter
Duties:
Are you comfortable moving around the mountains, carrying moderate loads?
We need help with course set-up/ take-down, crowd control, and racer direction. Proper gear to stay warm is necessary; Avalanche Gear is required for anyone traveling into Avalanche Terrain.
Great Glen Trails / Pinkham Notch Visitor Center Operations
When/Where:
Friday, March 17th - 10am onwards corse set up
Saturday, March 18th - 7am Coordination Meeting at GGT/PNVC
Duties:
Do you like working with a fun group of volunteers and while supporting great cause?
We need help with course set-up and take down, course marshaling, racer/spectator information, transition zone management, and crowd control at Great Glen Trails and Pinkham Notch Visitor Center for the Fat Bike, XC Ski, and Snowshoe Legs.
Ski Patrol
When/Where:
Saturday, March 18th:
Great Glen Trails and Connie's Way: 7am at GGT
Tuckerman Ravine and Sherburne Ski Trail: 8am at Hermit Lake Shelter
Duties:
Are you an active ski patroller or SAR volunteer with current medical/rescue certifications?
We need help with first aid and rescue support along the course. First aid support is provided at Great Glen Trails, along Connie's Way and Sherburne backcountry ski trails, and in Tuckerman Ravine. Please bring a personal first aid belt/vest, and crampons, ice axe, and avalanche safety gear if volunteering in avalanche terrain. Patrol support is provided by the Mount Washington Volunteer Ski Patrol, NH BC Ski Patrol, Thunderbolt Ski Patrol, and off-duty patrollers and SAR volunteers from across New England.
Timing
When/Where:
Transition Zones at GGT, PNVC, and Tuckerman Ravine
Report Times will be determined based on assigned transition zone.
Duties:
Do you have experience running a stopwatch?; great attention to detail?
We need timers and timers assistants to identify racers and enter bib numbers into hand timers as racers pass through the tag zones.
Parking
When/Where:
Saturday March 18th at 6am
Pinkham Notch Visitor Center and Great Glen Trails
Duties:
Do you enjoy the magestic sunrises of Pinkham Notch? Do you take pleasure in making full use of the storage space in your car?
We need help managing parking and traffic flow for gear drop-off and pick-up at the race start and Snowshoe to Hike transition zones.
Registration / Awards
When/Where:
Ledge Brewing
Registration Friday March 17th - 3 pm till 8 pm
Awards Saturday March 18th - 3pm till 9 pm
Duties:
Are you a people person interested in meeting all the racers and volunteers as they come through?
We need help setting up and taking down the registration and awards parties, staffing registration and information tables, and coordinating the awards ceremony at Ledge Brewing in North Conway.
Photo / Video / Media
When/Where:
Across Entire Course
Saturday, March 18th, 8am
Duties:
Can you get the shot?
We need help capturing this iconic event. Covering a race as expansive as the Inferno requires a team of photographers, videographers, and editors. If you're interested and available, let us know.