Participant Guide

Teams must register to receive the team kit. Opening hours of team registration office: Friday, December 6, 2019: 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Location: Quartier Tremblant – Base Camp – at the base of the pedestrian village, Mont-Tremblant Resort Address: 1000 chemin Des Voyageurs, Mont-Tremblant, QC J8E 1T1

In fact, the team as a whole is responsible for raising a minimum of $300 in donations per participant. If the minimum has not been raised, the team must pay the balance when they register.

One kit only per team. Each team will designate a person to register the team and take possession of the kit. The kit contains:

• A tuque for all participants of the team
• Bib (s) and armbands (skiing and running)
• One or more timing chips according to the discipline
• One bracelet for each participant and one bracelet for an accompanying person
• Various promotional items

Teams that have not reached the required minimum donation level will be asked to pay the remainder at registration to receive their kit and participate in the event.

INDIVIDUAL: The individual donation race ends at 10:00 a.m. Sunday. TEAM: The winning team will be determined by the total of funds raised. To tally up the totals for the TEAM donation race, the Tremblant 24h Foundation must receive all donations by Sunday, at 10:00 a.m. at the latest. Donations can be handed in after that point, but they will not be counted toward to TEAM donation race. Cash or cheque donations received during the 24h weekend must be deposited at the Registration Office (on Friday) or at the Info 24h Area throughout the weekend.

The Loyalty Club is a rewards and incentive program to push participants in their fundraising efforts. Click here for full details: 24htremblant.com/loyalty-club You can claim your prizes at the registration on Friday, between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. or at the Info 24h Area from Saturday 7 a.m..

There is a shuttle service offered from several hotels. See the detailed schedule

Saturday, December 7th / Transition Zones 9:00 a.m. Mandatory meeting for a least one member of each team. News and rules will be explained in detail as well as the conduct of the event. The meeting will be held in French, followed by a question period in English.

Café Johannsen The place to find everything during the event! Participant services and general information Donations Timing Lost& found Heated rest areas Restrooms

Ski: A second bib is now available for an accompanying person.Cost: $25 Your team is eligible if, and only if:  You are not part of a multi-team  You are not a JUNIOR team  Your team has 8 or more participants  The accompanying person shall NOT wear a timing chip and must ride the gondola lift at the SAME TIME as the teammate.  The accompanying person must be with the teammate during each run, taking care to use only the clearly identified sections of the run that AVOID the transition zone. The accompanying person shall meet the teammate at the gondola boarding area after each run.  The accompanying person’s bib shall be valid for use from 5:00 PM Saturday night until 6:30 AM Sunday morning  *Each team will be given an armband so that the participant doing the relay can access the relay area. * We ask you to bring back all the bibs at the end of the event. Bins provided for this purpose will be visible in transition zone. You can also report them to the Info 24h Area at any time.

Run: each team is assigned a single bib. One person per team will be permitted on the course at any given time. Teams are allowed an accompanying person (a participant), who must wear the designated armband in order to access the course. Walk and hybrid: Team members each have a bib and may all be on the course at the same time. Relays are left to your discretion. The emphasis is on participation, fun, and safety for all. * We ask you to bring back all the bibs at the end of the event. Bins provided for this purpose will be visible in transition zone. You can also report them to the Info 24h Area at any time.

SKI – Each team will be given one (1) team timing chip associated with the bib number. The timing chip calculates the number of turns done by each team in order to rank the team in the final RELAY results. Only one participant per team will wear this chip. Results are tallied from the end of the first completed turn. View the results live on our mobile site: http://www.24hmobile.ca * The chip does not belong to you and it costs 125 $. It will be charged if you lose it or if you forget to bring it back. Bins provided for this purpose will be visible in transition areas. You can also report it to the Info 24h Area at any time.

RUN – Each team will be given one (1) team timing chip associated with the bib number. The timing chip calculates the number of turns done by each team in order to rank the team in the final RELAY results. Only one participant per team will wear this chip. WALK – Each participant will be given an individual timing chip as well as the team chip. HYBRID – Each participant will be given an individual timing chip along with the team chip. Results for this category will be communicated individually and results by team will be communicated for informational purposes, considering the differences in the composition of hybrid teams. Teams are permitted a maximum of 12 walkers and/or runners on the course at any given time. Results are tallied from the end of the first completed turn. View the results live on our mobile site: http://www.24hmobile.ca * The chip does not belong to you and it costs 125 $. It will be charged if you lose it or if you forget to bring it back. Bins provided for this purpose will be visible in transition areas. You can also report it to the Info 24h Area at any time.

Walk & Run: Located at the top of the Cabriolet.

Services: Spinning bikes, warm-up and stretching equipment free for participants. Hot beverages. Professional services of massages and taping offered. Transition zone: The organizers will give each team one (1) access pass to the transition zone for an accompanying person. Only teams in the Junior category will be allowed two (2) passes for accompanying persons. Participants must show their bracelet for access into the transition zone. Relay area: Relays must always be done in the relay area. How to relay?

Ski: At the base of the mountain.

Transition zone: Demarcated area reserved exclusively for participants and one accompanying person. The organizers will give each team one (1) access pass to the transition zone for an accompanying person. Only teams in the Junior category will be allowed two (2) passes for accompanying persons. Participants must show their bracelet for access into the transition zone.

Relay area: Each team will be given an armband so that the participant doing the relay can access the relay area. How to relay ?

Place: Transition zone Time: Saturday 12 (noon) to Sunday 12 (noon)

Saturday, December 7 11:00 a.m. Participants assemble in front of the Marriott Hotel 11:15 a.m. Departure ceremony 11:45 am. Opening parade NOON Official departure for all categories (ski, walk, run and hybrid)

Ski: The Beauvallon Haut, Beauvallon Bas, Alpine and Bière-en-bas* runs are the official 24h runs. Participants will use the Télécabine Express lift. There will be no change of runs for day and night skiing. The entire Beauvallon run will be lighted as of 4:00 p.m. on Saturday. *Ski runs are subject to change without notice, depending on snow conditions. See map A preliminary reconnaissance of the ski runs will be permitted on Friday, December 6 between 1:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. upon presentation of a valid ski ticket and the participant’s bracelet.

Walk & Run: The course, a loop of approximately 5,4 km, is marked and partially lighted. Map Important: Between 5:00 p.m. on Saturday and 7:00 a.m. on Sunday, participants must wear a front headlamp. Crampons are strongly recommended. A reconnaissance of the course will be permitted on Friday, December 6 between 1:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. upon presentation of the participant’s bracelet.

The official rules are posted on our website at: 24htremblant.com/rules

In case of injury, ask for assistance from our uniformed mobile first aid teams. For an emergency at the base of the mountain, ask for assistance from a volunteer or event staffer wearing a bib.

Drop by the Info 24h Area and a volunteer will be happy to help you.

Participation medals will be handed out in the transition zones starting at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday.

Sunday, December 8 11:30 a.m. Official countdown Noon Official end for all categories (ski, walk, run, hybrid)

Announcement – Top fundraisers Place: ROGERS STAGE 12:15 p.m. Announcement of the official fundraising total. Prizes awarded to top 3 individuals, top 3 teams and top 3 multi-teams.