Cranberry Trifest Course Information
This page was created to provide course details for each of the events scheduled for Cranberry Trifest. Links to the course maps for the Cranberry Olympic and Sprint swim, bike and run courses are below. Additional details on the Kids Duathlon course are also provided below
Cranberry Trifest SPRINT (Saturday, August 28, 2010; field limit: 450)
Click here for a map of the sprint SWIM course (0.50 miles)
Click here for a map of the 2-loop sprint BIKE course (11.5 miles total)
Click here for a map of the sprint RUN course (3.1 miles)
The 0.50 mile sprint swim will be in Loon Pond and we expect the water temperatures to allow this to be a wet suit legal race, but there are no guarantees. The 12.5 mile bike course will be 2 loops of the Cranberry Trifest olympic distance RUN course in REVERSE. The 3.1 mile run course will be one loop.
Cranberry Trifest OLYMPIC (Sunday, August 29, 2010 field limit: 825)
Click here for a map of the olympic SWIM course (0.9 miles)
Click here for a map of the olympic BIKE course (26.3 miles)
Click here for a map of the olympic RUN course (6.2 miles)
The 0.9 mile olympic swim will be in Loon Pond and we expect the water temperatures to allow this to be a wet suit legal race, but there are no guarantees. The 26.2 mile bike course consists of rolling hills along a scenic course that takes you by cranberry bogs, water features and country roads. There will be one water bottle exchange on the bike course at approximately mile 15. The one loop 6.2 mile run has some rolling hills and is through local neighborhoods.
Cranberry Trifest KIDS DUATHLON (Satuirday, August 28 2010field limit: 100)
Click here for a map of the Kids Duathlon RUN course (1km)
Click here for a map of the Kids Duathlon BIKE course (2km est; see pictures below)
Racers will start from their own transition area and run a 1k course within the grounds of the Ted Williams Camp (great for spectating!). Then they will transition to their trail capable bikes (fat tires, no road bikes) and ride a 2k course through dirt roads and friendly paths in the woods also on the grounds of the Ted Williams Camp. After a second transition, they will run the 1k course again to finish under the same arch used by the adults.
This is designed to be a fun event with the idea of letting kids race without caring about how they finish. There will be finish times only, no splits, and no ranking by age group or gender. All participants receive finisher medals.
Bike course for the Cranberry Trifest Kids Duathlon:
