Q - How Technical Is The TriQuest Gravel bike course?
A - The roads are mostly hard packed dirt roads, a cyclist with strong bike handling skills could probably ride this with a road bike, though we think it's more fun on a gravel bike. Mountain Bikes will also work well for those that don't posess a gravel bike. 

Q - Are there any Class 4 roads on the bike course?
A - NO, we have no class 4 roads, we want the TriQuest  event to appeal to a wide range of participants, especially those who are newer to gravel riding

Q - Is the bike course closed to traffic?
A - Our bike course is not closed to traffic, it is an open course where you may encounter vehicular traffic. Since most of the roads are gravel, you will encounter few cars. Our three busiest intersections will be manned by volunteers and/or Police.

Q - What awards will be presented?
A - All participants will receive a coveted TriQuest inaguaral year finishers medal
A - Awards for the top 3 Women & top 3 Men as well as the top 3 Relay Teams will be presented

Q - What will the TriQuest athlete post race meal consist of?
A - The meal will consist of a choice of sandwich with a pre-ordered vegetarian option, as well as a snack & a drink

Q - What is the TriQuest post race entertainment?
A - We will have our favorite local musician spreading positive vibes and good tunes with his guitar!

Q - Is camping available at the TriQuest race site?
A - Yes - you can reserve cabins or camp sites on the VT State Parks website link on our Camping & Hotel Page!

Q - How does the Triquest course duration compare to known road triathlon times?
A - The bike course is about 15 minutes faster than a rolling hilly (think Musselman) bike course
      The run course is about 30 minutes faster than a rolling half marathon in a 70.3 (post swim/bike)