Caledonia Classic Mug 
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2021 Race dates: February 5, 6, 7 
COVID-19 Update:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 8, 2021
To Caledonia Classic Mushers, volunteers and race fans,
The Fort St. James Sled Dog Association is sad to announce the cancellation of this year’s Caledonia Classic Sled Dog races, set to start February 5th. With the January 7th extension of the BC provincial public health order extending the ban on public events and non-essential travel, we cannot proceed with this event at this time.
 As a race organization we must follow all established health orders and protocols.  At the same time, we also must be respectful of the safety needs and concerns of our own community, which has not been spared the impacts of this virus.
We will be refunding all entry fees, and this may take a couple of days.
We look forward to moving through a healthier 2021 and will be back to host this event starting February 4, 2022. In the meantime, run your dogs and enjoy the rest of the winter.
Craig Houghton, President
Fort St. James Sled Dog Association


​200 Mile Continuous Race (10-dog) Iditarod Qualifier and Yukon Quest Qualifier​ 20 team limit 
100 Mile Race (7-dog) 20 team limit
Sprint Races (4 mile - 4 dog, 6 mile - 6 dog, 1 or 2 dog skijoring)
​Purebred classes in 4 and 6 dog sprint races  
2020 photos: Here's a link to our Flickr page

Schedule of Events

See pictures and comments on Facebook!
Questions?  Email or phone Craig Houghton at 250-996-1739

The Caledonia Classic Sled Dog Race is 25 years old.  During that time, a small core of volunteers has worked hard to provide a consistent high-quality race experience.  We are helping to diversity our local economy and support our youth.

Did you know?

• The Caledonia Classic is the only race in Canada that combines sprint and long distance races into one exciting weekend
• Mushers come from all over North America to race in the Caledonia Classic​

Thanks to our sponsors!
 We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia.