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Ready to Shred? Here’s What You Need 

To ride in Shred the Night — the 24-Hour Ski Event, make sure you’re locked in with the following:
🎟️ Participant Registration Ticket
👥 Individual, Duo, or Quad Team/Fundraising Page
🎿 Valid Greek Peak Lift Ticket (purchased separately)

This isn’t just about skiing through the night—it’s about showing up for something bigger. Every participant must fundraise in support of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, fueling breakthrough research and directly supporting families in our local community.

Fundraising Goals & Swag
Individual: $25 minimum to ride | Raise $100+ and earn the official Shred the Night T-Shirt
Duo: $50 team minimum | Raise $200+ and both teammates earn shirts
Quad: $100 team minimum | Raise $400+ and all four earn shirts

 And the rewards? Massive.
🏆 Top finishers in each category will take home exclusive Shred the Night  medals and premium swag
🎟️ Top fundraisers in each category will earn medals, sweatshirts, swag and 3-Pack Greek Peak lift passes —use them yourself or gift them to someone else
 

Ski harder. Fundraise louder. Win big. Help change lives.

 

Mountain Safety & Legal Compliance

Shred the Night operates under New York State Ski Safety Law, which applies to all skiers and snowboarders at all times, including during special events.
By participating, you agree to follow all posted signage, ski patrol directives, lift operator instructions, and mountain policies.
Violations may result in immediate removal from the event, loss of lift privileges, and revocation of event access.
 

Registration & Check-In Requirements
All racers must check in one (1) hour prior to their chosen start time.

  • For those starting at 8:30 AM (first chair time), check-in begins at 7:30 AM.
  • Registration includes identity verification, waiver completion, and safety briefing acknowledgment.
  • Bibs/tracking devices must be worn at all times while participating.
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Fatigue, Drowsiness & Fitness-to-Ski Policy

This is a 24-hour endurance event, and fatigue management is critical.
  • Participants must remain alert, responsive, and in full control at all times.
  • Excessive drowsiness, slowed reaction time, confusion, unsteady movement, or impaired judgment will be treated as a serious safety risk.
  • Event staff and ski patrol reserve the absolute right to remove any participant who shows evidence of severe fatigue or inability to ski or ride safely
Removal for fatigue is not a penalty. It is a safety intervention to protect you, other skiers and riders, lift operators, and patrol staff.
No refunds or reinstatement will be granted for removals due to fatigue or safety concerns.
 

Chairlift Safety – Zero Tolerance Policy

Chairlift operations are one of the highest-risk environments on the mountain.
Sleeping or dozing on the chairlift is strictly prohibited.
This includes:
  • Closing eyes for extended periods
  • Head nodding
  • Missed load/unload cues
  • Any behavior suggesting loss of alertness
Violations will result in immediate removal from the competition and loss of mountain access.

Speed Control & Reckless Behavior

Participants must ski or snowboard in control at all times, regardless of:
  • Time of day or night
  • Snow conditions
  • Crowd levels
  • Competitive standing
​ Excessive speed, straight-lining, reckless maneuvers, jumping in closed areas, or failure to yield will not be tolerated.
Any of the following will result in immediate removal from the event and the mountain:
  • Skiing or riding beyond your ability level
  • Endangering others
  • Ignoring slow zones or closed terrain
  • Disregarding ski patrol instructions
 
There are no warnings required for removal in cases of reckless behavior.
 

Lift passes may be revoked at any time for:
Safety violations
Failure to follow event rules
Failure to comply with staff or patrol instructions

Closed trails and terrain closures must be respected at all times, regardless of competition goals.

Final Reminder: Safety First, Always

Shred the Night is about endurance, heart, and giving back—but no number of runs outweigh safety.

By registering, each participant acknowledges:
They are physically and mentally fit to participate
They will monitor their own fatigue
They will accept removal if deemed unsafe by staff or patrol
This event succeeds only when everyone finishes safely.