_ The 2023 Eagle River Triathlon - Youth:

The Eagle River Triathlon is sprint distance event on a stunning course in Chugiak, Alaska just 20 miles north of Anchorage. Known for its spectacular views, and fun, yet challenging bike course, the Eagle River Tri course is a favorite among racers in Alaska. The races are in-person only this year so no virtual option.

Sprint Distance: To get this party started we have a one-mile run. The bike course is a 20K (12.4 miles) roller coaster with all the ups, downs, and fun turns to keep you on your toes! The majestic 5k (3.1 miles) run is sandwiched between the scenic mountain side of the Chugach range and the concrete jungle of the Glenn hwy. You can treat the random honks from the high-speed peanut gallery as moral support as you push every last drop of energy on your way to the finish line.

The kids race is on like Donkey Kong!

Kids Race: Nothing makes us happier than seeing the next generation of triathletes out giving it their all. For 2023 we are giving the kids their very own day. Thanks to Turnagain Training and the support of our generous sponsors to give these kiddos the event they deserve. ~.4 mi run / 2 mile Bike / ~.8 Mile Run.

Donate: 

A.B.A.T.E. of Anchorage - Alaska Bikers Advocating Training and Education is a non-profit organization that provides educational and training tools to the Alaska motorcycle community. They also support numerous events and causes throughout the year!

A.B.A.T.E. supports the Eagle River Triathlon by providing all volunteers and motorcycle support on the bike course. They donate their time, fuel, and energy to ensure we have a safe and fun bike course. There is nothing better on the course than the crew from A.B.A.T.E (okay, maybe the hills too!). 

Each year, Eagle River Tri makes a cash donation to A.B.A.T.E. to support their Christmas in July Toy Drive. We are reaching out to the ERT racers for additional support for their toy drive. Your donation, no matter the amount, will help support their efforts in delivering hundreds of toys to children in Anchorage-area hospitals.. 

-:- USAT