Kokopelli Relay – Moab to St. George

Summary

There are many interpretations of who/what Kokopelli is…for us, he represents what we love best about Southern Utah. Native Americans venerated him as a god of abundance and good spirits. You may have seen his image (often hump-backed, playing a flute) in and around Moab and St.George. Whatever others may think of him, to us he symbolizes joy, freedom, goodwill, and mettle; all characteristics you will experience at the Kokopelli Relay!

Full Description

There are many interpretations of who/what Kokopelli is…for us, he represents what we love best about Southern Utah. Native Americans venerated him as a god of abundance and good spirits. You may have seen his image (often hump-backed, playing the flute) in and around Moab and St.George. Whatever others may think of him, to us he symbolizes joy, freedom, goodwill, and mettle; all characteristics you will experience at the Kokopelli Relay!

• 24 Legs / Transition locations (original 12 remain, adding 12 more)
• Riders in competitive categories MUST finish the legs assigned by the team captain but are not required to ride in a specific order or number of legs
• Mixed teams must include a minimum of 1 man and 1 woman
• Riders in non-competitive categories may substitute riders at any time in any leg

 

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