Olympic 1500m Swim: 2 Loops for Olympic Athletes. The swim is a two counter clockwise laps, 1500 meter triangular with water temperatures in the mid 70’s.

Olympic Bike Course: 2 Loops for Olympic Athletes. The bike course is challenging with rolling hills. Olympic cyclists will complete two counter-clockwise loops around the lake.

Olympic Run/Walk:  The 10K run is scenic and challenging, with an out and back course clockwise along the lake side road.

Olympic Distance Duathlon: Start with a 5K Run, then complete 2 loops of the Olympic bike course and finish with a 10K Run

Olympic AquaBike: You will start in the AquaBike wave and complete 2 loops of the swim course, then complete 2 loops of the bike course and then you’re done. Rack your bike and make your way through the finish line so we can announce your name and reward you with your finisher’s medal. This is a perfect event for those who are not runners (and don’t want to walk the Tri) and/or those who are recovering from a running injury.

Sprint 750m Swim: 1 Loop for Sprint Athletes. The swim is a one-loop counter clockwise lap, 750 meter triangular with water temperatures in the mid 70’s.

Sprint Bike Course: 1 Loop for Sprint Athletes. The bike course is challenging with rolling hills. Cyclists will complete one counter-clockwise loops around the lake. 

Sprint Run/Walk: The 5K mile run is also scenic and challenging, with an out and back course clockwise along the lake side road.

Sprint Distance Duathlon: 1st Run/Walk will begin with a 5km flat, out and back run or walk. The Sprint Duathlon Bike and Run2 are the exact same as the Sprint Tri (10.34 mile Bike & 5km Run2).

Sprint AquaBike: You will start in the AquaBike wave and complete the 750m swim, then complete the 10.34 mile bike route. Then rack your bike and make your way through the finish line so we can announce your name and reward you with your finisher’s medal. This is a perfect event for those who are not runners (and don’t want to walk the Tri) and/or those who are recovering from a running injury.

Water/Electrolyte Aid stations: Sprint athletes will have access to water stations twice on the run course, and Olympic athletes will have access five times on the run course. There will be one porta-potty available for athletes to use on course. For the Half Marathoners on Sunday, they will have access to 4 Aid Stations along the course and if we feel it's necessary, we will add more depening on the weather. 

The Skullman 70.3 is designed to be as beautiful as it is challenging. Athletes will begin with a swim in scenic Hagg Lake, where water temperatures are typically ideal for racing this time of year. From there, expect a demanding bike course featuring plenty of hills and rewarding views. The run will continue to test athletes with additional elevation and sections exposed to the summer sun, creating a true challenge from start to finish.

Course Notice: We are currently working closely with park officials to finalize the safest and best possible courses for race day. All routes and course maps shown below are preliminary and subject to change. While some details may be adjusted during the approval process, the final courses will remain similar in distance, terrain, and overall character to those currently displayed.

We will have finalized details soon, with viewer friendly course maps up soon. Here are the map my run route links:

Swim Course

Bike Course

Run Course