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Millstone Madness Snowshoe Race

Websterville, United States • 8 Feb 2025

The Millstone Madness Snowshoe Race is an exciting event taking place in Websterville, Vermont, featuring a challenging 3-mile course through the scenic Millstone Trails Network. Participants will navigate around historic granite quarries on both single and double track trails, with a total elevation gain of approximately 400 feet. Snowshoes are required, but they do not need to be racing-specific. The event includes awards for top finishers and age group categories, along with participant raffles and a warming fire for attendees. This fun-filled race encourages both competitive and casual snowshoeing, making it a great experience for all. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Vermont Websterville

Race information

Registration
3 mi
400 m+
3 Miles
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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