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Sprint Course

SWIM

750 meters
The race starts at the Lakeside Park boat ramp on Cottage Grove Lake. Swimmers will be sent off in waves with a standing in water start and swim a clockwise loop. Keep all buoys on your right until the last turn at the dock (left).
View Swim Map
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On your marks... get set....
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Beginners will love the ease of this ride,
 while experienced cyclists will look to set a PR!
Interactive Bike Map
Turn-by-turn Directions
  • From transition, exit the park heading south on London Road
  • Ride south for 3.3 miles
  • Veer RIGHT on to London-Weyerhauser Road.
  • Continue on London-Weyerhauser Road until mile 5.9
  • Turn left on London Road. This is where the Olympic bike splits off!   This is your critical turn. Olympic turns right, you turn LEFT.
  • Continue on London Road until mile 8
  • At mile 8, turn RIGHT on to Cottage Grove Reservoir Road
  • At the bottom of the dam, continue LEFT on Reservoir Road
  • In 0.6 miles, at mile 12.5, turn LEFT on to Weyerhauser Road
  • Do not continue straight to London road. Take the back road into the park
  • Continue 0.5 mile back to the boat launch and prepare to dismount

BIKE

13 miles
Please note the course was changed in 2017.

This is a fast course! The route follows along the lake with only one climb as you arrive back to transition. The bike course starts and finishes in the same location. The total elevation is +/-385ft. The average grade is less than 0.5%. There are no aid stations on the bike.
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RUN

3.1 miles
This out and back 3.1 mile route takes you along the beautiful lake shore. The road is a combination of pavement and compact gravel. Plenty of trees give cover to the summer sun as you make your way though the course.

When you exit transition, there is a 6ft elevation gain up the side of the road to get onto the run course. Once you turn left on to the course, your next turn is the turn around. That's it. It is a straight, flat, out and back along the lake.

AID STATIONS
There is an aid station at mile 1 and 2 of the 5k run course. Aid stations will be stocked with Heed sports drink and Hammer Gels. Our aid stations always have a box of the emergency items such as vasoline, electrolyte tabs, bandaids, sunscreen etc. If you need something, ask an aid station volunteer.

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Beautiful views and flat run!
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