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The Bellingham Triathlon scene is full of amazing opportunities for training and community building - come out to our events and find out more!
Join triathlon coach Brent Detta for a coached group open water session, which focuses on open water skills such as sighting, drafting and other skills to take your triathlon swim to the next level.
Test your bike skills with a challenging time trial from Lake Padden to Lake Samish and back. Use this weekly test to measure progress throughout the season and learn from other triathletes in the area.
This is the swim that started it all, 30ish minute loop of the north part of Lake Whatcom, it is an aerobic swim that loops around the arm of the lake, regrouping twice. Great way to start off your Thursday mornings with friends!
The Lake Padden Triathlon is a premier annual event in Bellingham, Washington, set against the stunning backdrop of Lake Padden and its surrounding forests. Featuring a scenic open-water swim, a dynamic bike course with rolling hills, and a challenging run along lakeside trails, participants can compete individually or as part of a relay team in either the modified Olympic (long course) or sprint (short course) distance.
The Lake Whatcom Triathlon is a premier annual event in Bellingham, Washington, set against the stunning backdrop of Lake Whatcom and its surrounding landscapes. Recognized as the Washington State Championship race, it features a scenic open-water swim, a challenging bike course with rolling terrain, and a picturesque run along the lake. Participants can compete individually or as part of a relay team in either the Olympic or sprint-distance event.
The Bellingham Off-Road Triathlon is an annual event in Bellingham, Washington, set against the stunning backdrop of Lake Padden and its surrounding forests. This USAT-sanctioned race offers a true Pacific Northwest adventure, featuring an 800-meter open-water swim in Lake Padden, a challenging 9K mountain bike loop along the horse trails, and a 4.1K (2.6-mile) trail run around the lake. Participants can compete individually or as part of a relay team.
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