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2020 CopperDog 150
10 Dogs, 3 Stages, 128.4 Miles, $26,000 Purse, Pays 1st - 10th
Experience the stunning and picturesque trails from the shores of Lake Superior, to the rolling and twisting back country, and the exciting snow road start and finish. Enjoy the friendly people, welcoming communities, challenging trails, formidable competition, and the peace and tranquility that blossoms from the deep back-country of the Keweenaw Peninsula.
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Race Dates: Race Format: Registration Fee: Race Purse:
$26,000 (1st - 10th)
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Stage 1: Stage 2: Stage 3: |
The Keweenaw Peninsula is one of the most unique geographic features of the Great Lakes region. "Lake-effect" snow storms contribute to the average 273 inches of snow-fall each year making the CopperDog 150 the perfect choice for a late season, end of February, beginning of March race.
Pro-class race teams are invited to join the fun and pit their and their team's skills and conditioning against other word-class competitors. The best ten times take home a piece of the $26,000 race purse.
posted on 11/13/2019 8:00 PM by Todd Brassard | permalink | Back to Top
