Rocky Mountain

The Rocky Mountain Chapter currently holds triathlon group trainings in the Greater Denver Metro Area and in Colorado Springs.  Please contact Mackenzie Lane (mackenzie.lane@lls.org) for additional details.

St. Anthony's Triathlon    St. Petersburg, FL - April 25, 2010
0.9 mile swim, 24.8 mile bike, 6.2 mile run
St. Anthony's Triathlon offers a safe and scenic waterfront course, high-caliber competition and superb race management.  As the first major race on the U.S. calendar, St. Anthony's Triathlon has kicked off the triathlon season in North America for the past 26 years.  On race day you'll swim through the brisk waters of Tampa Bay, bike along glimmering waterways and quiet harbors and run through picturesque neighborhoods and past cheering spectators.  The event culminates with a festive waterfront awards party featuring live music, great food, cold beer and cool door prizes.

Boulder Sunrise Triathlon    Boulder, CO - June 5, 2010
0.3 mile swim, 17 mile bike, 3.1 mile run
The Boulder Sunrise Triathlon is a sprint distance tri consisting of a clockwise open water swim in the Boulder Reservoir, a mostly flat with some rolling hills bike section and a run course that features a flat, nicely packed dirt trail that overlooks the lake and the mountains.  Aid stations for the event feature Gatorade, GU, pretzels and water.

Loveland Lake to Lake Triathlon     Loveland, CO - June 26, 2010
0.9 mile swim, 30 mile bike, 6.2 mile run
The Loveland Lake to Lake Triathlon provides triathlon enthusiasts with a safe and enjoyable event in which to compete, regardless of their competitive level.  It promotes the triathlon sport and the opportunity to give back to the community.  The event provides a beautiful venue.  The transition area and lake are near North Lake Park.  North Lake Park is a nice setting for competitors and families.

Harvest Moon Long Course Triathlon      Aurora, CO - September 12, 2010
1.2 mile swim, 40+ mile bike, 13.1 mile run
The event takes place at the beautiful Aurora Reservoir, providing a convenient location for triathletes who live along the Colorado Front Range.  Swimmers will complete a 1.2 mile out-and-back swim route in the Aurora Reservoir with the start occurring in waves.  Riders will then complete a 40+ mile loop with an out-and-back spur located in the first half of the course.  The route will follow rural country roads that cover a mix of hilly terrain and long flats through the farm and ranch country of eastern Colorado.  The event concludes with the 13.1 mile run course that wraps around the Aurora Reservoir on the winding bike path.  The terrain is flat to gently rolling with some hills near the beginning and end.  The course is completely closed to motor vehicles and follows a mix of dirt roadways, concrete and asphalt bike paths.