Boundary Waters Quetico Forum :: Listening Point - General Discussion :: Paddle triathlons
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thegildedgopher |
I always like getting recommendations from actual people anyway, so I figured i would post here and ask. Any ideas? The discontinued tri-loppet in Minneapolis would have been ideal for me as I much prefer riding mtn bike on singletrack over road bike on paved surfaces. |
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straighthairedcurly |
Downriver paddle - 3 miles Single-track mountain biking - 13 miles Trail run - 3.5 miles My husband and I both competed in this event 1996-1999 and loved it. Well run event and great route. I even took 1st place in my category 2 years in a row. Looks like their website also lists a bunch of other MN and WI events (some of which are all off-road triathlons): Other Triathlons |
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Blatz |
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Speckled |
The P4 (Paddle, Pedal, Plod, Plunge) on Madeline Island in WI. The Rochester ECO-Tri There were others as well...struggling to remember their names though. You're right though many seem to disappear. I think the P4 is still active - I remember that being hard to sign up for and hard to find information on. Cuyuna Off-Road Triathlon has always been on my list and still seems to be active. https://www.cuyuna.com/off-road-triathlon/ (sorry not a hot link...didn't feel like the extra work) A google search for Off Road Triathlon might find a few more. |
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Unas10 |
No firsthand experience with this one. I have been through the area (driftless region of Wisconsin), and it is beautiful. I did one many years ago with my son. 5 mile run from Hilsboro to Union Center, 6-ish miles down the Baraboo River to Wonewoc, 8(?) mile bike ride to Elroy. |
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thegildedgopher |
straighthairedcurly: "In WI, but this is a long running event (started in 1995): Wolfman Triathlon How challenging would you consider the class II paddle to be? I’m more of a novice paddler to be honest. Wolfman looks cool but I might be more comfortable starting with Cuyuna. |