Olympic & Aquabike Swim Course - 1.5 kilometers (.93 miles)
Olympic athletes will make two diamond shaped clockwise loops. Your far turn buoy at the top of the diamond is the middle, orange buoy.
Markings: Large swim buoys will designate the swim course. Kayakers and Lifeguards will be positioned on the water to support the swimmers.
Water Temperature: Water temperature is expected to be around 70 degrees. The temperature will be taken leading up to the race. A wetsuit isn't mandatory, but it's recommended
Bike Course - 40 Kilometers
Athletes will travel north (left) out of the park along Veazie-Cumberland Road and travel some beautiful rural roads, and at about mile 6, turn right toward Selleck on Kanaskat-Kangley Road.
When you reach Kent-Kangley Road , you'll turn left and head to a turn-around in Ravensdale.
After the Ravensdale turn-around you'll turn right onto Retreat-Kanasket road and reach the bike course aid station at mile 15 at the Bonneville Power Plant.
Volunteers will guide you at every turn, so don't worry through those longer straight stretches. In Cumberland, you'll be directed to a 3.1 mile out-and-back on SE 352nd St. and then return to Nolte to begin your run.
AQUABIKE FINISH
Aquabikers will finish the bike leg at the boat launch entrance, dismount at the dismount line, then continue on the gravel trail heading back into the park with the other cyclists. When you reach the park you will rack your bike and head to the run out gate of transition. From there it is a short distance to the finish line. Do not walk your bike out of transition to the finish line. (Think of it like T2 but instead of starting the run you'll go right into the finish line chute. Follow the pink signs.
Olympic Run Course - 9 kilometers (5.6 miles)
NEW ROUTE 2026: The Olympic run course heads out of transition on the north exit and heads into the run chute leading to the trail around the lake. It is 4 loops around the lake. You'll stay on the trail until you loop back to the park and follow the run chute across the park back onto the trail for 3 more loops.
Find the Route on RideWithGPS Here
