PRO Skijor Expands 2027 Frontier Tour with New Stops
PRO Skijor has announced the expansion of its 2027 Frontier Tour, adding new events in Denver and Lake Tahoe, with the championship set to take place in March.
PRO Skijor has announced the expansion of its 2027 Frontier Tour, growing the professional skijoring series to seven stops across the West, including new events in Denver, Colorado, and Lake Tahoe, Nevada. The expansion is part of the organization’s effort to build a connected professional competition while preserving the culture and traditions of skijoring, a sport that combines equestrian competition with action sports. The 2027 season will culminate at the Frontier Tour Championship in Lake Tahoe, March 5–7, as reported by South Tahoe Now (ID:1). [1]
The 2027 Frontier Tour will include stops in Bozeman, MT; Boise/Nampa, ID; Salt Lake City, UT; Denver, CO; Midway, UT; and Lake Tahoe, NV. Each stop will feature racing, live music, local food, and vendors, according to South Tahoe Now (ID:1). The event in Salt Lake City will be an exhibition at the Winter Roundup in partnership with Visit Salt Lake, while the Denver stop will take place at Bally’s Arapahoe Horse Park. [1]
The championship weekend in Lake Tahoe will be held at Caesars Republic, with tickets and event information available at PROSkijor.com. PRO Skijor co-founders Brian Gardner and Greg Lipstone emphasized the importance of delivering a world-class competition while honoring the traditions and people who have made skijoring what it is, as detailed by South Tahoe Now (ID:1). [1]
PRO Skijor has announced the expansion of its 2027 Frontier Tour, growing the professional skijoring series to seven stops across the West, including new events in Denver, Colorado, and Lake Tahoe, Nevada. The 2027 Frontier Tour will include stops in Bozeman, MT; Boise/Nampa, ID; Salt Lake City, UT; Denver, CO; Midway, UT; and Lake Tahoe, NV. The championship weekend in Lake Tahoe will be held at Caesars Republic, with tickets and event information available at PROSkijor.com (Source ID: 1). [1]
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Following the momentum of its inaugural 2026 season, PRO Skijor announced an expanded 2027 Frontier Tour, growing the professional skijoring series to seven stops across the West and adding new events in Denver, Colorado, and Lake Tahoe, Nevada. The expansion marks the next step in PRO Skijor’s effort to take a sport long rooted in Western mountain communities and build it into a connected professional competition with a broader national audience, while preserving the culture, character and traditions that have defined skijoring for generations (Source ID: 1). [1]
Each stop will feature racing, live music, local food, vendors, with the 2027 season culminating at the Frontier Tour Championship in Lake Tahoe, March 5–7. Skijoring pairs a horse and rider with a skier racing behind them at high speed through a snow-packed course of gates, jumps, rings and obstacles. It is part equestrian competition, part action sport and unmistakably Western (Source ID: 1). [1]
PRO Skijor has announced the expansion of its 2027 Frontier Tour, growing the professional skijoring series to seven stops across the West and adding new events in Denver, Colorado, and Lake Tahoe, Nevada (Source ID: 1). The expansion follows the success of its inaugural 2026 season and aims to take a sport rooted in Western mountain communities and build it into a connected professional competition with a broader national audience while preserving its cultural heritage. Each stop will feature racing, live music, local food, and vendors, with the 2027 season culminating at the Frontier Tour Championship in Lake Tahoe, March 5–7 (Source ID: 1). [1]
The 2027 Frontier Tour will include stops in Bozeman, MT; Boise/Nampa, ID; Salt Lake City, UT; Denver, CO; Midway, UT; and Lake Tahoe, NV (Source ID: 1). The championship weekend in Lake Tahoe will be held at Caesars Republic, with tickets and event information available at PROSkijor.com (Source ID: 1). Each event is designed to bring together communities, competitors, and fans around a sport that captures the speed, grit, and spirit of the West, as described by PRO Skijor co-founders Brian Gardner and Greg Lipstone (Source ID: 1). [1]
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Skijoring pairs a horse and rider with a skier racing behind them at high speed through a snow-packed course of gates, jumps, rings, and obstacles (Source ID: 1). The sport is described as part equestrian competition, part action sport, and unmistakably Western. PRO Skijor aims to deliver a world-class competition while honoring the traditions and people who have made skijoring what it is (Source ID: 1). [1]
PRO Skijor has announced the expansion of its 2027 Frontier Tour, growing the professional skijoring series to seven stops across the West, including new events in Denver, Colorado, and Lake Tahoe, Nevada (Source ID: 1). The 2027 Frontier Tour will include stops in Bozeman, MT; Boise/Nampa, ID; Salt Lake City, UT; Denver, CO; Midway, UT; and Lake Tahoe, NV (Source ID: 1). The expansion marks the next step in PRO Skijor’s effort to take a sport long rooted in Western mountain communities and build it into a connected professional competition with a broader national audience, while preserving the culture, character, and traditions that have defined skijoring for generations (Source ID: 1). [1]
Each stop of the 2027 Frontier Tour will feature racing, live music, local food, and vendors, with the 2027 season culminating at the Frontier Tour Championship in Lake Tahoe, March 5–7 (Source ID: 1). Skijoring pairs a horse and rider with a skier racing behind them at high speed through a snow-packed course of gates, jumps, rings, and obstacles (Source ID: 1). The sport is described as part equestrian competition, part action sport, and unmistakably Western (Source ID: 1). [1]
The 2027 Frontier Tour schedule includes events in Bozeman, MT; Boise/Nampa, ID; Salt Lake City, UT; Denver, CO; Midway, UT; and Lake Tahoe, NV, with specific dates for each location (Source ID: 1). Tickets and event information are available at PROSkijor.com (Source ID: 1). The expansion aims to bring more communities, competitors, and fans together around a sport that captures the speed, grit, and spirit of the West (Source ID: 1). [1]
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