Participating NASTAR resorts are allowed some leeway in determining the location and set up of their NASTAR race venue but typically it is visible from a high traffic lift or lodge. The resort can decide whether to have single or dual courses. Each NASTAR course is essentially a modified Giant slalom (GS) course with anywhere from 12 to 20 gates that racers must maneuver around.
NASTAR resorts have some leeway in selecting the location and configuration of their race venues, which are typically visible from high-traffic lifts or lodges. They can choose single or dual courses. Each NASTAR course is a modified Giant slalom (GS) with between 12 and 20 gates that racers must navigate.