JORDANELLE TRIATHLON
JORDANELLE TRIATHLON Race Description
Come join us for Utah's longest running triathlon at Jordanelle State Park!
It’s not every day that you can say you raced one of Triathlete Magazine’s Top 100 events in the Nation! The Jordanelle Triathlon is a classic. It’s one of Utah’s premier race venues, with some of the clearest open water, scenic bike courses, and a run course unlike any other event around. You’ll enjoy everything from the river bottom boardwalks in Rock Cliff Recreation Area to the local country backdrop of Francis and Woodland and bison farm on the Olympic distance bike course.
This race is guaranteed to remind you of why you love the outdoors. If you haven’t raced Jordanelle Triathlon in awhile, this is definitely the year to come say “Hi” to an old friend. Jordanelle has also hosted numerous USA Triathlon regional championships, so you know you’ll be getting a competitive course with a storied history!
***NEW: VIP Package***
Skip the lines and save time! Get your event shirt, goodie bag and race bib all delivered to your home. If you're an annual USAT member you must have your ID and USAT card at the scheduled delivery. You'll still go to VIP line on race morning to get your timing chip and you'll be out lickety-split!
VIP cut off 2 weeks prior to race
Get ready for the JORDANELLE TRIATHLON
JORDANELLE TRIATHLON Where & When
- Location: Jordonelle State Park, Rock Cliff Campground Rd, Kamas, UT 84036
- Race Date: 2026/06/20 07:00:00 AM (Saturday)
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Categories:
- Olympic Triathlon
- Sprint Triathlon
- Olympic Aquabike
- Sprint Aquabike
- Sprint Duathlon
- Olympic Duathlon
- Olympic Relay (per entry)
The three mile bike back to the parking lot uphill after the race might be a dealbreaker for me in the future. Fun course otherwise.
Riley S.
1/1 found this review helpful.
My advice: do whatever you can to camp on site. A 4-mile bike ride to get to the race start isn't too bad in the morning, but the fact that the majority of participants need to then haul their stuff in a backpack up a hill too steep to even ride, in the insane 90+ degree heat, AFTER COMPLETING A TRIATHLON, is criminal. I witnessed so many first-timers suddenly in the elements away from any support (water, electrolytes, volunteers). I felt like it was dangerous after an event in late June; wondered if I'd see someone decline with the heat and exertion. Again, it seems irresponsible, and participants really can't know how bad it is until you ride it -- 4 miles doesn't sound too bad, but the hill is unreal. The course itself is good, but I would never do it again unless I were camping on site. The "commute" and conditions for your subsequent ride back to the car feel poorly organized and cruel.
has attended 1 times
Tri Utah once again couldn't figure out that the swim buoys need to be in place and secure prior to the start of the race. This time they were setting two additional buoys during the second lap of the swim. Also, why is the long length of the swim into the sun? Perhaps they could not figure out were the sun would be at 7:00 on a specific day of the year. It changes throughout the year!
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