june 19-22, 2025
46K • 23K • 18k • 11K • Ascent • iron face
TRIPLE CROWN • IRON crown • KIDS RACE
OUR COMMUNITY
The Broken Arrow Skyrace prides itself on giving back to the North Lake Tahoe and Truckee community. Each year, we designate a portion of our proceeds to hand-picked groups making a real difference in the fabric our our community.
Past recipients include:
The Julia R. Millon Scholarship Fund
This annual scholarship was created to honor the spirit of Julia Millon, a beloved local runner who was dedicated and passionate about all of the activities that encompassed her existence, especially life outdoors, ultra trail running, reading, writing, science, health and well-being. Julia graduated from Winters High School in 2008 and the University of Berkeley in 2012. Her family hopes that scholarship recipients will share Julia’s dedication, resolve and selflessness. The Broken Arrow Skyrace made the decision to re-name the traditional High Camp aid station the Julia Millon Memorial Aid Station (JMMAS), where each year our team and Julia's close friends remember her bright, unforgettable light.
Donner Party Mountain Runners is a grassroots 501(c)(3) non-profit running club based in Truckee, California, with members from all around the region, the U.S., and the world. The Truckee-Tahoe region has long been home to many avid trail runners, and a destination for many others to explore and enjoy world-class trails and scenery. DPMR was founded in 2014 to share the passion for all things trail running. Their name honors the early emigrants to California, especially those in the ill-fated Donner Party, who faced the mountains under incredibly difficult circumstances. They were, like modern trail runners, UNAFRAID.
Tahoe Nordic Search and Rescue
Based in the Truckee-North Lake Tahoe area, Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue (TNSAR) is a non-profit, all-volunteer organization that works closely with local sheriff’s departments and other agencies to conduct emergency search and rescue operations each year to those lost or hurt in the wilderness of the rugged Sierra Nevada range. The organization also works to promote winter and backcountry safety for all ages throughout the Tahoe community, including a program for local fourth grade students called Winter Aware. Their organization’s mission remains the same as it did on day one: conduct fast and safe rescues and educate the public on winter safety.
Through dedicated coaching, community engagement, and the pursuit of excellence, Tahoe Endurance aims to instill values of sportsmanship, discipline, and determination in their team members, preparing them for success in endurance sports and beyond.
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The elements in the "Nomadic hiking" club's logo are given the following significance:
1. The symbol of carriage depicts the Nomadic lifestyle of moving better pasture according to the four seasons of the year that was reflected in ancient stone artwork found among petroglyphs.
2. The two vertical rectangles of the carriage symbolize the mutual complement of man and women, which are the wisdom and strength.
The square shape of man's head represents the Earth, and the triangle shape of women's head represents the Sky.
3. The image of Hash sign symbolize the hiking pole as well as the number 10 (together with 3 lines below it will come to 13)
Number 13 represents the 4 cardinal directions, 4 (8) sub-directions, 2 sky and land, 3 represents the past, present and future.
4. Zig zag line shaped as the tip of the saw represents the Mountains (land) symbol.
5. Zig zag line shaped as the wave represents the Water symbol.
6. The wheel represents the eternal movement, the wheel center represents the safe road.
7. Pair of wings represents the human desire of flying.
8. The name of hiking club "Nomadic" represents nomads hiking club in English.
9. The color yellow represents the safe road, the color blue represents the eternal blue sky, the color green represents the Earth, the color red corners represents the eternal unbreakable, safe and auspicious symbol.
Logo design by Turburam. S, (a Laureate of the Mongolian Artist Union)
Translated by Ganga Sandagsuren
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Boys and Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe
The mission of the BGCNLT is to inspire and enable all youth, especially those who need the most help, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.