Get ready for Snow Run with Ski Dubai's morning hikes
Dubai: Ski Dubai, in partnership with Dubai Sports Council, will host the sixth edition of the DXB Snow Run on Sunday, May 18. To help participants get ready for the event, Ski Dubai is inviting all runners aged 13 to 70 to the Morning Hikes, taking place from Monday to Friday 8am to 10am and Saturday to Sunday 7am to 9am.
Morning Hikes
Designed to get participants ready to navigate the slopes in -4⁰C, Morning Hikes at Ski Dubai include access to a dedicated snowy trail on the slopes, free locker rental, and a breakfast meal at North 28. Choose from a wide selection of healthy breakfast meals served fresh daily, from Alpine Breakfast, Avocado on Toast, Croque Madame, Salmon Benedict, Spinach Pancake, and more.
DXB Snow Run
Don't miss DXB Snow Run. Beat the summer heat in this one-of-a-kind outing, perfect for both families and corporate teams for some fun healthy competition. Choose from two distances, 3km (3 loops) or 5km (5 loops) and battle it out individually or join forces as a team of five where you will be competing against other teams.
Each person who crosses the finish line will receive a commemorative medal. The top 3 participants from each category will also get a chance to step up to the podium and bring home cool prizes. Registration ends on May 15.
Back by popular demand, DXB Snow Run was first launched in 2020 and was one of the first snow sports competitions in the world to take place post-lockdown. Since then, it has become an annual event, hosting a record number of 600 athletes from 55 nationalities in last year's edition alone.
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