Sand Hollow Sailing Classic; largest Hobie racing and paddleboarding event in Southern Utah history

Hobie Fleet 941 sails on Sand Hollow Reservoir, Hurricane, Utah, undated | Photo courtesy of Raul Hevía

HURRICANE – The Sand Hollow Yacht Club and Hobie Fleet 941 are proud to announce the 2013 Sand Hollow Sailing Classic on June 1 and 2 at the Sand Hollow Reservoir in Hurricane.

Raul Hevía and Rocco Hevía, sail with Hobie Fleet 941 on Sand Hollow Reservoir, Hurricane, Utah, undated | Photo courtesy of Raul Hevía
Raul Hevía and Rocco Hevía, sail with Hobie Fleet 941 on Sand Hollow Reservoir, Hurricane, Utah, undated | Photo courtesy of Raul Hevía

The regatta is sanctioned by the Hobie Class Association of North America and the regional Division 2 of southern California, southern Nevada, Arizona and Southern Utah. A minimum of 25 boats and at least 50 sailors from throughout the region are expected.

A concurrent paddleboarding event will be held June 1 that is expected to attract 60 to 80 paddleboarders from across the Southwest.

“This is the first time Southern Utah hosts an event that attracts national champions and sailors from the southwest region,” event chairman Raul Hevía said.

The event kicks off at 8 a.m. both days. Multiple races will be held, depending on the classes of vessels that register.  More information, including registration and safety  requirements, can be found on the Sand Hollow Yacht Club website.

Event flyer
Event flyer

Event details and contact information

Date: June 1 and 2

Time: All day

Location: Sand Hollow Reservoir

Admission: $75

Contact: Raul Hevía – 801-390-5813

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Submitted by: Raul Hevía

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Hobie Fleet 941 sails on Sand Hollow Reservoir, Hurricane, Utah, undated | Photo courtesy of Raul Hevía
Hobie Fleet 941 sails on Sand Hollow Reservoir, Hurricane, Utah, undated | Photo courtesy of Raul Hevía

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7 Comments

  • San May 28, 2013 at 2:38 am

    I was gung-ho to go…until I saw the $75 admission price. Really? The entry fee is only $65. Could this be a typo?

    • Avatar photo Alexa Verdugo Morgan May 28, 2013 at 9:13 am

      Admission after May 20 is considered “late registration” and costs $75, rather than the original registration fee of $65. See the event flyer for more details. Additionally, there is no spectator fee.

  • Raul Hevia May 28, 2013 at 10:39 am

    Spectators are not charged any fees, but, the park entrance fee and charged by the park rangers at the Ranger Station Entrance of the Park. The registration fee is for the boats participating in the race.

  • Bill May 30, 2013 at 6:28 am

    Sign-ups for the first race in our SUP series can be done here: http://sandhollowtriplethreatsup.eventbrite.com/#
    Paddle in the morning, sail in the afternoon!

  • Dewey June 1, 2013 at 6:51 am

    This Lake is a JOKE!!!!
    People pay for an annual pass and then when it comes time to use the lake it’s closed because some stupid event!

    • Avatar photo Joyce Kuzmanic June 1, 2013 at 7:32 am

      Dewey, we were surprised by your comment as both the event and the park are open to the public.
      We called Sand Hollow State Park at 7:30 a.m. today and confirmed Sand Hollow State Park is open to the public as usual. It opened at 6 a.m.
      We hope that helps. If your experience is otherwise, feel free to give me a call – 435-632-0825 and I’ll see if I can help you.
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  • Allan September 5, 2013 at 4:11 pm

    Wow what an event! Another reason I want to move here. Thanks for sharing this, looks like a blast!

    Allan.

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