The Cardboard Classic is back! After a brief hiatus, Preston & Steve’s coldest event of the year returns with a new home at Montage Mountain. Technically we’re all “first time spectators” at this new location, but there are still a few questions that we can answer and tips to provide for anyone coming out. Especially the Cardboard Classic virgins!

We suggest reading through the tips, many of which were provided by people who have been attending for years! Then scroll though the crowd shots at the bottom to get an idea of what’s in store as spectators of the event.

• Is the event free / do I need a lift ticket?

  Preston & Steve’s Cardboard Classic is free for all attendees. If you would like to ski, snowboard and or stay for Moutainfest festivities, lift tickets can be purchased here.

• Dress warm

  One Cardboard Classic regular suggested wearing layers to protect against the elements. The event goes from early morning to late afternoon, expect the temps to change!

  Another attendee recommended wearing boots. They added that wet feet from getting snow in your sneakers can put a damper on your day.

• Pack refreshments

  Feel free to bring along snacks and refreshments for the day. Bars, restaurants and grab & go areas at Montage Mountain will also be open to spectators beginning at 7am.

• Arrive Early for the Full Experience

  The sled racing begins between 10 – 10:30am. Parking lots open at 6am. Sleds start arriving and setting up on the course at 7am. Spectators are invited to come out and see the sleds before the race, meet the teams and enjoy the day with your fellow Preston & Steve Listeners!

  Cardboard Classic Map   |   Sled Drop Off Map

• Know Before You Go:

  

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