2016 Rocky Hill Triathlon:

Rocky Hill, located in Exeter, California, has been a mecca for athletes of all levels and abilities for decades.  The second annual Rocky Hill Triathlon is an event created to showcase what draws people from near and far to the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas.  Our fun and challenging course will help push you to new limits.  Whether you are a new comer to the sport of triathlon, or a seasoned veteran, you will enjoy this race.  We will be offering two different distances on race day.  A sprint distance and an olympic distance, both of which are USAT sanctioned.  

The race starts in the pool located at the high school.  From there, racers will hop on their bikes and head east up and over Rocky Hill.  All racers will make the short and steep climp up Meyer Drive heading west making their way back through downtown Exeter.  Once off the bike, racers will head back to Rocky Hill for an out and back run.  The epic finish will be on the high school track.  Head over to rockyhilltriathlon.com for course maps.

Event details and schedule

Sunday, March 6, 2016

8:00am-12:00pm, transition area opens up at 6:00am

Parking will be available around the start/finish area of the high school

Packet pickup will be at Sole 2 Soul in Visalia the day before the race, as well as the morning of race day. 

The swim portion of the race will be held in the Exeter High School.  The Sprint distance will swim 400 yards (16 lengths), and the Olympic distance will swim 800 yards (32 lengths)

Although roads will be closed there may be limited traffic during the race.  We ask that all participants adhere to normal traffic laws and safety.

Keep checking back for updates on the race!