Home » Triathlon Results in New Hampshire » 2019 White Mountains Triathlon ~ Results
Sprint Distance Triathlon : |
Triathlon : Swim 0.25 mile, Bike 7.25 miles, Run 3 Miles |
Sprint Aquabike : |
Aquabike : Swim 0.25 mile, Bike 7.25 miles |
Sprint Triathlon Relay : |
Triathlon : Swim 0.25 mile, Bike 7.25 miles, Run 3 Miles |
Olympic Distance Triathlon : |
Triathlon : Swim 1500 Meters, Bike 40K, Run 4.25 Miles |
Olympic Aquabike : |
Aquabike : Swim 1500 Meters, Bike 40K |
Olympic Distance Relay : |
Triathlon : Swim 1500 Meters, Bike 40K, Run 4.25 Miles |
Half Distance Triathlon : |
Triathlon : Swim 1.2 Miles, Bike 56 Miles, Run 13.1 Miles |
Half Distance Aquabike : |
Aquabike : Swim 1.2 Miles, Bike 56 Miles |
Half Distance Relay : |
Triathlon : Swim 1.2 Miles, Bike 56 Miles, Run 13.1 Miles |
2019 White Mountains Triathlon:
Cannon Mountain and Franconia State Park plays host to the White Mountains Triathlon.
Friday’s early bib pick up is at the base of Cannon Mt. at the Aerial Tram House. Friday evening’s Summit Social is at the top of Cannon Mountain and is accessed via the Aerial Tram.
The pristine Echo Lake is the swim venue, Transition is in the Echo Lake parking lot and the finish is slope side at Cannon’s Peabody Lodge. Parking is conveniently located in the main Cannon Mountain Parking area.
Swim Course:
Sprint (.25mi): One .25 mile loop in pristine Echo Lake.
Olympic (1500 meters): Two times a 750m rectangle. Olympic Distance is two loops around the intermediate marked yellow buoys.
Half (1.2 miles): Two times along a 6/10 mile rectangle for the half. Half Distance is swim course is marked by two loops around the large orange buoys.
Click Here to View Interactive Map!
Wetsuits: Due to water temperatures typically in the low 60’s in June, wetsuits will be MANDATORY for all races. Wetsuits may be sleeved or sleeveless.
Please Note: Olympic and Half swimmers will not exit the water between their first and second loops. All athletes will complete their first loop and stay in the water to begin their second.
Bike Course:
Sprint (7.25 mi): The Sprint ride of the begins with a quick descent of along Rt. 18 until a sharp right turn takes you onto Rt. 141. This is where the course starts climbing until riders cross under I-93 after a 1.5-mile climb. Riders will take a right on Rt. 3 and continue on the paved bike path as a preview of the final 2 miles for Sunday’s races.
Aid Stations: There will not be an aid station on the Sprint bike. Aid is available at transition prior to and following the 7-mile bike ride.
Click Here to View Interactive Sprint Ride Map!
Olympic (40k): The Olympic ride begins with a 3-mile descent of 10% along Rt. 18 all the way in to and through Franconia Village. Turning into Bethlehem on Rt. 302, you’re in for an awesome section through the beautiful White Mountains. A turn onto Rt. 3 brings you back to Cannon and the transition area via a beautiful, paved bike path for the final 2 miles.
Aid Stations: Aid can be found at miles 8 and 15. Water and Gatorade bottle exchange will be available.
Click Here to View Interactive Olympic Ride Map!
Half (56 miles): The Half ride begins with a 3-mile descent of 10%. It remains along Rt. 18 all the way into Franconia Village prior to turning on scenic Rt. 116. While challenging, this part the route alongside Lost River is where our famous “King of the Mountains” challenge awaits. Riders will turn around at the Beaver Pond rec area and head back into town. You’ll continue through the pristine White Mountains, turning onto Rt. 18 and continuing onto Rt. 302 into the town of Bethlehem. A turn onto Rt. 3 brings you back to Cannon and the transition area via a beautiful, paved bike path for the final 2 miles.
Click Here to View Interactive Half Ride Map!
King of the Mountains Challenge: Our iconic KOM challenge begins at Mile 18 on the climb to Kinsman Notch’s Beaver Pond finishing two miles later.
Aid Stations: Aid can be found at miles 20, 40, and 47. Water and Gatorade bottle exchange will be available.
Run Course:
All three White Mountain Triathlon Festival run course use the beautiful, paved recreation trail of Franconia Notch State Park. The series of paths weave and wind through the pristine terrain, affording athletes some of the best views in the Whites! Landmarks such as the Cannon Mountain Tramway and Old Man of the Mountain View Center are points of interest along your route. All runs finish at the base of Cannon Mountain’s main Peabody Lodge and lift area for a post-race party and celebration.
Sprint Run Course (3 miles) – one short loop around Echo Lake and bike paths of Franconia Notch State Park
Click Here to View Interactive Sprint Map!
Olympic Run Course (4.25 miles) – is one loop of 4.25 miles.
Click Here to View Interactive Olympic Map!
Half Run Course (13.1 miles) – 3 loops of the Olympic course
Click Here to View Interactive Olympic Map!
Run Aid Stations: Aid stations will be available with Powerade, water, energy gel, and bananas.
Echo Lake:
• Profile Rd
• Franconia, NH
• 03580
• Map & Directions
2019 Results at: millenniumrunning.com
2018 Results at: millenniumrunning.com
2017 Results: Half / Olympic / Sprint / Searchable/Printable
2016 Results at: millenniumrunning.com
2015 Results at: millenniumrunning.com
2014 Results at: allsportsevents.com
2013 Results at: allsportsevents.com
2019 White Mountains Triathlon:
Cannon Mountain and Franconia State Park plays host to the White Mountains Triathlon.
Friday’s early bib pick up is at the base of Cannon Mt. at the Aerial Tram House. Friday evening’s Summit Social is at the top of Cannon Mountain and is accessed via the Aerial Tram.
The pristine Echo Lake is the swim venue, Transition is in the Echo Lake parking lot and the finish is slope side at Cannon’s Peabody Lodge. Parking is conveniently located in the main Cannon Mountain Parking area.
Swim Course:
Sprint (.25mi): One .25 mile loop in pristine Echo Lake.
Olympic (1500 meters): Two times a 750m rectangle. Olympic Distance is two loops around the intermediate marked yellow buoys.
Half (1.2 miles): Two times along a 6/10 mile rectangle for the half. Half Distance is swim course is marked by two loops around the large orange buoys.
Click Here to View Interactive Map!
Wetsuits: Due to water temperatures typically in the low 60’s in June, wetsuits will be MANDATORY for all races. Wetsuits may be sleeved or sleeveless.
Please Note: Olympic and Half swimmers will not exit the water between their first and second loops. All athletes will complete their first loop and stay in the water to begin their second.
Bike Course:
Sprint (7.25 mi): The Sprint ride of the begins with a quick descent of along Rt. 18 until a sharp right turn takes you onto Rt. 141. This is where the course starts climbing until riders cross under I-93 after a 1.5-mile climb. Riders will take a right on Rt. 3 and continue on the paved bike path as a preview of the final 2 miles for Sunday’s races.
Aid Stations: There will not be an aid station on the Sprint bike. Aid is available at transition prior to and following the 7-mile bike ride.
Click Here to View Interactive Sprint Ride Map!
Olympic (40k): The Olympic ride begins with a 3-mile descent of 10% along Rt. 18 all the way in to and through Franconia Village. Turning into Bethlehem on Rt. 302, you’re in for an awesome section through the beautiful White Mountains. A turn onto Rt. 3 brings you back to Cannon and the transition area via a beautiful, paved bike path for the final 2 miles.
Aid Stations: Aid can be found at miles 8 and 15. Water and Gatorade bottle exchange will be available.
Click Here to View Interactive Olympic Ride Map!
Half (56 miles): The Half ride begins with a 3-mile descent of 10%. It remains along Rt. 18 all the way into Franconia Village prior to turning on scenic Rt. 116. While challenging, this part the route alongside Lost River is where our famous “King of the Mountains” challenge awaits. Riders will turn around at the Beaver Pond rec area and head back into town. You’ll continue through the pristine White Mountains, turning onto Rt. 18 and continuing onto Rt. 302 into the town of Bethlehem. A turn onto Rt. 3 brings you back to Cannon and the transition area via a beautiful, paved bike path for the final 2 miles.
Click Here to View Interactive Half Ride Map!
King of the Mountains Challenge: Our iconic KOM challenge begins at Mile 18 on the climb to Kinsman Notch’s Beaver Pond finishing two miles later.
Aid Stations: Aid can be found at miles 20, 40, and 47. Water and Gatorade bottle exchange will be available.
Run Course:
All three White Mountain Triathlon Festival run course use the beautiful, paved recreation trail of Franconia Notch State Park. The series of paths weave and wind through the pristine terrain, affording athletes some of the best views in the Whites! Landmarks such as the Cannon Mountain Tramway and Old Man of the Mountain View Center are points of interest along your route. All runs finish at the base of Cannon Mountain’s main Peabody Lodge and lift area for a post-race party and celebration.
Sprint Run Course (3 miles) – one short loop around Echo Lake and bike paths of Franconia Notch State Park
Click Here to View Interactive Sprint Map!
Olympic Run Course (4.25 miles) – is one loop of 4.25 miles.
Click Here to View Interactive Olympic Map!
Half Run Course (13.1 miles) – 3 loops of the Olympic course
Click Here to View Interactive Olympic Map!
Run Aid Stations: Aid stations will be available with Powerade, water, energy gel, and bananas.
Echo Lake:
• Profile Rd
• Franconia, NH
• 03580
• Map & Directions
2019 Results at: millenniumrunning.com
2018 Results at: millenniumrunning.com
2017 Results: Half / Olympic / Sprint / Searchable/Printable
2016 Results at: millenniumrunning.com
2015 Results at: millenniumrunning.com
2014 Results at: allsportsevents.com
2013 Results at: allsportsevents.com
2019 Results at: millenniumrunning.com
2018 Results at: millenniumrunning.com
2017 Results: Half / Olympic / Sprint / Searchable/Printable
2016 Results at: millenniumrunning.com
2015 Results at: millenniumrunning.com
2014 Results at: allsportsevents.com
2013 Results at: allsportsevents.com
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