Ann Arbor Tri, Du, & Aquabike

Since 1986, the iconic and classic Ann Arbor Tri has been held in the Pinckney Recreation Area at Halfmoon Lake, one of the largest state parks in all of Michigan. You’ll swim the open waters of Halfmoon, bike the rolling paved country roads of the surrounding rural area, and then run the Potowatomi Trail. It’s a classic course you’ll come back to again and again. Choose Your Challenge! Olympic Triathlon — 1500 meter swim (64 lengths in a standard metric pool), 28-mile paved road bike, 5.3-mile trail run (Yes, it's really an Olympic: ( USAT Distances Defined ) Sprint Triathlon — 750-meter swim (32 lengths in a standard metric pool),14-mile paved road bike, 3.5 mile trail run Olympic Aquabike (swim bike done) — 1500 meter swim, 28-mile paved road bike Sprint Duathlon — 2-mile paved run, 14-mile paved road bike, 3.5 mile trail run Olympic Relay — team up with one or two friends to complete our Olympic Triathlon together Sprint Relay — team up with one or two friends to complete our Sprint Triathlon together Park Entry A State Park permit or Recreation Passport is needed to enter Pinckney Recreation Area. Visit the Michigan Department of Natural Resources here for pricing and more information. Host Club The Ann Arbor Tri Club and the University of Michigan Tri Team will be your host clubs for this event. We are grateful to them for providing volunteers and bringing sharing their passion, dedication, and spirit to the Ann Arbor Tri! To learn more about Ann Arbor Tri Club, CLICK HERE . To learn more about The University of Michigan Tri Team CLICK HERE . To learn more about our club sponsorship program, CLICK HERE . Course Please note that in the interest of safety, all courses are subject to change at any time at the discretion of the race director. 750m Swim Course Map (2x for Oly) Duathlon 1st Leg Sprint Bike Course Map Olympic Bike Course Map Sprint and Mini Run Course Olympic Run Course USA Triathlon Distance Defined Post-Race Party Stick around post race for food and festivities! Our Epic staff and volunteers will be cooking up pancakes, breakfast burritos, and more for race participants. Zero Waste The event is a Leave No Trace event. Learn more about our race-day recycling and composting efforts here. Want more information about running a great race and leaving no trace? Click here to visit Happy Planet Running! → Read the 2023 Ann Arbor Tri sustainability report here!