Frequently Asked Questions

  • The Spokane Langlauf is an annual cross-country ski race held at the Mt. Spokane Nordic Ski Area. The event welcomes skiers of varying ages and abilities and has been a Northwest tradition for decades.

  • The race takes place at the Mt. Spokane Nordic Ski Area near Mead, Washington.

  • The Spokane Langlauf follows the traditional 10-kilometer course at the Mt. Spokane Nordic Ski Area. An adaptive course option is also available.

  • Yes. The event includes an adaptive skier route for visually impaired and sit skiers using a modified course beginning at Junction 1 along Linder Road.

  • Course maps are available online through the website. Downloadable PDF maps and pocket maps are also available.

  • Participants begin in wave starts based on ability and pace to help create a safe and enjoyable skiing experience.

  • Yes. The Spokane Langlauf relies on volunteers to help with race-day operations and provide a great experience for participants.

  • You can support the event by volunteering or making a donation to help offset race expenses and continue this long-standing community tradition.

  • Current race information, registration details, course maps, and event updates are posted on the Spokane Langlauf website.

  • The Spokane Langlauf is organized by the Spokane Langlauf Association in partnership with the Mt. Spokane Nordic Ski Area and the local Nordic skiing community.