Below are the maps for each leg of the 2021 Spokane To Sanpoint Relay. Legs 3-8, 31, and 32 have changed, and you'll note we made the maps ourselves, hence the Google map images. All of these maps are included in the official "Spokane To Sandpoint Race Guide" which should be either downloaded to a device that will be with you on the course, or a printed copy in each van.
You can view the full course map or download a printable copy by clicking the appropriate link below.
The S2S Relay divisions are a little different than some other races, so please review them carefully.
Open | One or more team member under the age of forty. |
Masters | All team members are forty years of age or older. |
Super Masters | All team members are fifty years of age or older. |
Public Service | Military / Law Enforcement / Fire / Paramedics - All members or relatives active duty or reserves. No gender categories within this division. |
High School Challenge | All nineteen or younger. No gender categories within this division. Okay if some team members are entering freshman year of college as long as they are nineteen or younger |
Mixed | Any combination of males or females. |
Womens | All team members are female. |
Mens | All team members are male. |
We all want to have a great time, and a trip to Urgent Care usually doesn't qualify. What you find below are some basics about course safety and guidelines. Full detailed information and rules can be found in the the Spokane To Sandpoint Relay Race Guide.
Spokane To Sandpoint Relay is a FULLY OPEN COURSE, meaning open to the public, traffic, etc. We make every effort to design the course to be safe for runners, but ultimately, it is your responsibility to be aware of your surroundings.
Every runner is required to have a reflective vest available on the course and must wear it when out of their vehicle during night hours (7pm - 7am). Additionally the active runner on the course must have a headlamp and LED flashers facing forwards and backwards. Additional colorful and/or unique lighting is welcome! See the Official Spokane To Sandpoint Race Guide for further details.
Spokane To Sandpoint Relay teams are fully self-supporting, meaning your team provides for itself water, food, minor first aid. Through most of the course, your team can stop and support & cheer on your active runner. Following or "tailing" your runner on the course is strictly forbidden. Support vehicles must not impede normal traffic in any way.
Unlike many races, Spokane To Sandpoint Relay uses an OPEN COURSE, meaning that all roads and paths we traverse are open to normal traffic. Be aware of your surroundings! Unless specifically stated otherwise in the Race Guide or by a Race Official, runners must follow all normal laws for pedestrians for road crossings.
A relay race is all about fun, friends (old and new) and enjoying the adventure. Crossing the finish line is not the end of the day either. We encourage all participants, volunteers as well as their frinds and family to join us for a great time at the finish line.
The Finish Line will be on the grass at beautiful Lake Pend Oreille in Sandpoint, Idaho. Get a quick massage and stretch out in the grass. Take a dip in the water, or dunk your buddy! Enjoy the fresh taco buffet provided by Trinity Restaurant and a round of beers on us!
The Spokane To Sandpoint Relay is having it's fourteenth running in August 2021! So that makes all the records up for grabs! Get a team together and get yourself in the history books!
2013 Six Runners Short
22:21:59
2013 Violet Femmes
30:02:09
2013 Psychedelic Toe Jammers
25:43:52
2014 Speed Workz
24:08:07
2013 Burning Calves Not Rubber
26:54:46
2013 Six Runners Short
22:21:59
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