2024 speed nation bsl para noram

Are you game to shred the real north? In a monumental celebration of snowboarding, the Yukon Territory is set to host its very first Para Snowboard World Cup and NorAm, "Lost in Paradise". The Banked Slalom Event, on March 28th-29th, 2024 hosted at the stunning Mount Sima in Whitehorse, YT is the final race of the international tour, making it the Para World Cup finals. We are proud to host the teams on the traditional territories of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation and the Ta'an Kwäch'än Council. We understand this is a privilege and honour our responsibility to ensure respectful use during this event. 

The world of Para Snowboarding will truly come together as the event unites athletes, fans, and the local community in a remarkable showcase of athleticism, technical ability, and inclusivity.   

Additionally, Snowboard Yukon will host the 2024 Yukon Championships which are open to all NorAm & World Cup Athletes, Coaches and Support Staff, use the link provided on th event invitation to register. We hope to see you at Mt. Sima to experience the great Yukon Community Spirit! 

Event Notice is located HERE

about whitehorse and mt sima

The Yukon Territory, situated in the northwest corner of Canada, is renowned for its expansive landscapes and fascinating history. Covering over 186,000 square miles, the Yukon is bordered by Alaska to the west, the Northwest Territories to the east, and British Columbia to the south. Its capital, Whitehorse, lies along the Yukon River, serving as a gateway to the territory's diverse wonders.

The Yukon's allure extends beyond its rich history, embracing a modern spirit of adventure. With vast wilderness, towering mountains, and pristine lakes, the territory offers an idyllic playground for outdoor enthusiasts. In winter, the landscape transforms into a snow-covered wonderland, inviting activities like snowboarding. The rugged terrain becomes a thrilling terrain park for those seeking an adrenaline rush amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Yukon's snowy peaks, creating a unique blend of adventure and natural splendor.

Please follow this guide from Indigenous Yukon for Responsible travel