Runners at Shaver Lake Mile High Triathlon Olympic Triathlon

Shaver Lake Mile High Triathlon Olympic Triathlon

Sunday, 15 September 2024· 08:30· Shaver Lake, CA, 93664, US

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About this race

What will you find at the "Mile High" Triathlon?

+ Bottle Opener Finisher's Medal
+ Event T-Shirt
+ Prizes and Giveaways
+ Free Race Photos by Ploen Photography
+ Tri-Tip sandwich lunch and bottled beverages
+ Rosa Brothers chocolate milk
+ Music
+ Largest Team Competition

Whether this is your destination triathlon, or a training event for an upcoming 70.3, don't miss Fresno County's longest-running multisport event, the Shaver Lake Triathlon. The crisp mountain air is a relief from the hot days of summer. The altitude gives this race an extra challenge as you compete in either the Sprint or Olympic distance. Hurry back, there is food and music waiting for you after the race.

What to expect

Written from race data

The Shaver Lake Mile High Triathlon, specifically the Olympic distance event on September 15, 2024, is a well-established race held in the scenic Shaver Lake, California. While precise historical details are not provided in the prompt, triathlons in this location often boast a legacy of challenging athletes amidst stunning mountain scenery. Participants can anticipate a demanding yet rewarding experience, typically comprising a swim in the pristine Shaver Lake, followed by a bike course that ventures into the surrounding Sierra Nevada foothills, and concluding with a run that often incorporates rolling hills and offers picturesque lake and forest views. This event is renowned for its high-altitude setting, providing a unique test of endurance. The terrain for the Olympic distance generally includes a relatively flat swim, a moderately challenging bike course with some climbing, and a run that is characterized by its undulating profile, showcasing the natural beauty of the area. Notable features of the Shaver Lake Mile High Triathlon often include the invigorating mountain air, the breathtaking vistas throughout the course, and the sense of accomplishment derived from competing at an elevation of approximately one mile high. The race's natural beauty and challenging course make it a popular choice for triathletes seeking a memorable and competitive experience.

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