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The Culpeper Triathlon is staged out of Mountain Run Lake Park at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the heart of Virginia horse country. The race will start with a in water swim in Mountain Run Lake. The transition area and finish line are located in the spillway and Mountain Run Lake. Rolling out of T1 athletes will have a challenging bike course with good pavement, low traffic and lots of turns.  It’s not a PR bike course, but it is a a lot of fun! The run course has great views of Mountain Run Lake, the Blue Ridge mountains and is a rolling mix of flats and steady hills. Sprint athletes will do one (1) loop of the run while Olympic athletes will do two (2) laps. Want to see last years race?  Click HERE for the 2018 Duathlon (Lake was under construction in 2018 so the swim portion was cancelled) video and HERE for previous years triathlons then sign up below.

There is so much to see and do in Culpeper, VA. Main street offers an eclectic mix of restaurants, shopping and nightlife while the surrounding area offers great hiking, biking, fishing and more. Click HERE to learn more and plan your visit.

Register November 1st 2020 for 2021

Culpeper Olympic Triathlon

Saturday, August 1, 2020 at 7:30am
Triathlon: 1.5K Swim (Lake); 24 Mile Bike (Rolling); 10K Run (Rolling)
Aquabike: 1.5K Swim (Lake); 24 Mile Bike (Rolling)
Course Details & Course Maps

The race takes place at Mountain Run Lake Park nestled at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Swim Course:  The Olympic swim course is a one loop 1.5K course and exits into a very unique transition area that is the Culpeper Triathlon. The transition area and finish line are in a bowl surrounded by banked seating on either side. The course will have yellow buoys for the turns and orange sighting buoys every 75 meters or so. We expect the water at this time of year to be around 80-82F, so it is not likely to be wetsuit legal. A temperature reading will be taken and posted the Friday morning prior to the event. The water temperature in 2015-83, 2016-84, 2017-82, 2018-No Swim.

Bike Course: The Olympic bike course is a beautiful, but challenging course. The ride is mainly on well paved, low traffic roads with views of beautiful farmland and the Blue Ridge Mountains throughout. You’ll see plenty of wildlife and maybe even a black bear on your travels through the countryside. This is not a PR course as it has a few short, steep climbs and technical descents. Even with the technical sections, it still has plenty of beautiful straightaways to get in your big ring and go aero. Please note, at Mile 7 the Olympic Bike course turns left on Duncan Trail while Sprint athletes will stay straight on Reva.  Lastly, be sure to gear appropriately for the first turn out of the park and the approach back to the dismount line!

Run Course: The Olympic run course is a 2 loop, out and back course. The run course leaves transition on Mountain Run Lake Road and has 2 loops down local side roads (Montelago and Mountain Run Lane) to get the appropriate distance. The run is not unlike the bike course in that it is not flat, but it is a lot of fun and the views of the lake and race site framed against the Blue Ridge Mountains are amazing. Aid stations are located about every mile and will offer ice water and Gatorade.

Course Maps

Culpeper Sprint Triathlon

Saturday, August 1, 2020 at 8am
Triathlon: 750 Meter Swim (Lake); 16 Mile Bike (Rolling); 5K Run (Rolling)
Aquabike: 750 Meter Swim (Lake); 16 Mile Bike (Rolling)
Course Details & Course Maps

The race takes place at Mountain Run Lake Park nestled at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Swim Course: Athletes will swim a one loop 750 meter course and exit into the unique transition area that is the Culpeper Triathlon. The transition area and finish line are in a bowl surrounded by banked seating on either side. The course will have yellow buoys for the turns and orange sighting buoys every 75 meters or so. We expect the water at this time of year to be around 80-82F, so it is not likely to be a wetsuit legal swim. A temperature reading will be taken and posted the Friday morning prior to the event.  The water temperature in 2015-83, 2016-84, 2017-82, 2018-No Swim.

Bike Course: The Sprint bike course is a beautiful, but challenging course. The ride is on well paved, low traffic roads with views of beautiful farmland and the Blue Ridge Mountains throughout. You’ll see plenty of wildlife and maybe even a black bear on your travels through the countryside.  This is not a PR course as it has a few short, steep climbs and technical descents. Even with the technical sections, it still has plenty of beautiful straightaways to get in your big ring and go aero. Please note, at Mile 7 the Olympic Bike course turns left on Duncan Trail, Sprint athletes will stay straight on Reva.  Lastly, be sure to gear appropriately for the first turn out of the park and the approach back to the dismount line!  

Run Course: The Sprint run course is a one loop, out and back course. The run course leaves transition on Mountain Run Lake Road and has 2 loops down local side roads (Montelago and Mountain Run Lane) to get the appropriate distance. The run is not unlike the bike course in that it is definitely not flat, but it is a lot of fun and the views of the lake and race site framed against the Blue Ridge Mountains are amazing. Aid stations are located about every mile and will offer ice water and Gatorade.

Course Maps
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Race Information

  • Other categories available for the triathlon are Age Group, Aquabike, Relay Teams, Clydesdale,  Athena, Military, and Novice (No awards). All categories are scored 3 deep.
  • These events features a Tri-Blend Crew Style T-shirts, Custom Race Socks, Finisher’s Medals,  Professional DJ, Bounce House and a post race meal.
  • All Kinetic Multisports Triathlon races are USA Triathlon sanctioned events. Click HERE for a brief description of common USAT racing rules and how you can avoid getting a penalty in this event. (Triathlon only)
  • All Kinetic Multisports races registrations are non-refundable.  There are however options for race registration insurance and a one time deferral.  Visit our FAQ’s for more details.
  • All registered athletes will receive an email on the Wednesday or Thursday before the race with all the information pertaining to their entry to include bib numbers, wave start list with start times and any last minute details to make your race weekend go smoothly!
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Culpeper Triathlon Packet Pickup

Date: Friday
Time: 5pm-7pm
Location: Race Site
Pre-Race Meeting: 6pm at the Race Site

Date: Saturday
Time: 6am-7am
Location: Race Site – Mtn Run Lake Park-16100 JB Carpenter Jr. Dr, Culpeper, VA 22701

Note: Participants must collect his/ her own event packets. Photo ID is required in order to collect event materials. NO ID = NO EVENT.

Lodging
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Thank you for making this event your first triathlon! There are many more people like yourself who will be racing this type of event for the first time. Please note that if you register as a Novice, you will be scored in the Novice division, not your Age Group. By registering as a Novice you will start the race in the last wave of athletes if the race is an open water swim.

USA Triathlon requires each triathlete to either have a current membership or purchase a 1-day license. The 1-day license can be purchased when you register. The cost of a 1-day license is $15, an annul membership is $50 for adults and $10 for kids under 18.

Below are links to additional information that you will want to review before race weekend.

Find a Club: Are you looking for a fun group of athletes to work out with? Find a club near you using the USAT Club Finder.

Training Articles

Find a Club: Are you looking for a fun group of athletes to work out with? Find a club near you using the USAT Club Finder.

Volunteers are the lifeblood of any successful event.

If you would like to volunteer for this race just fill out the form below and we will put you to work!

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Affiliated Local Charities

EVHS

Please consider making a donation to the Eastern View Field Hockey Team for all the hard work they have done for this event since 2005.

 

 

 

Special Operations Warrior FoundationThe Special Operations Warrior Foundation provides full scholarship grants and educational and family counseling to the surviving children of special operations personnel who die in operational or training missions and immediate financial assistance to severely wounded special operations personnel and their families. Please consider making a donation during the registration process. You can also make a donation via their website by clicking HERE.
Chesapeake Bay FoundationThe Chesapeake Bay Foundation is a watershed protection agency that fights to keep the water we swim in clean. Please consider making a donation to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation during the registration process.

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Custom Race Socks

Custom Finisher Medal

  Register November 1st 2020 for 2021