Hyannis 1 Triathlon
- June 19, 2027
- June 19, 2027
- https://neeevents.com/hyannis-1-triathlon/
- Age Group, Professional/Elite, Beginner Friendly, Para-athlete, Clydesdale/Athena
- Yes
- No. USAT Certified Officials on course.
Hyannis 2 Triathlon
Core Event Identity
Event Start Date
September 11, 2027
Event End Date
September 11, 2027
Event Time
7:00 am
Address
997 Craigville Beach Road
Country
United States
Race Classification & Type
Distance Category
Sprint, Olympic/Standard
Race Series
Local/Independent
Athlete Categories
Age Group, Professional/Elite, Beginner Friendly, Para-athlete, Clydesdale/Athena
Relay Available
Yes
Draft Legal
No
Course Details
Course Profile
Rolling
Course Description
Swim: A sandy running start into Nantucket Sound (expect water temperatures in the low 70s). The swim course is rectangular in shape, with swimmers never further out than 100 yards from shore. Heavily lifeguarded. Wave conditions over the years have ranged from glass-calm to a moderate chop. Breaking waves are extremely rare.
Bike: This “rolling hills” course leaves the seaside community of Craigville to cross into the historic village of Centerville, then follows country roads into the historic villages of Osterville and Wianno before returning to Craigville Beach.
Run: From the transition area at Craigville Beach, you’ll follow a road heading in the direction of the village of Hyannisport. There is one gentle uphill grade along the course. At one mile and two miles you will encounter aid stations (water and fluid replacement drinks). Each mile of the course is marked, and the last stretch is downhill!
Bike: This “rolling hills” course leaves the seaside community of Craigville to cross into the historic village of Centerville, then follows country roads into the historic villages of Osterville and Wianno before returning to Craigville Beach.
Run: From the transition area at Craigville Beach, you’ll follow a road heading in the direction of the village of Hyannisport. There is one gentle uphill grade along the course. At one mile and two miles you will encounter aid stations (water and fluid replacement drinks). Each mile of the course is marked, and the last stretch is downhill!
Registration & Logistics
Registration URL
Registration Platform
Event Website
Fees Transparent?
Yes (all included/disclosed)
Packet Pickup
Friday evening 5 – 7 pm at race site or 5:30 – 6:30 am morning of race. All participants: bring photo ID and proof of USAT membership. Please note: you will NOT be able to pick up packets for other participants! All Relay Team members must be present to pickup their race packet.
Sanctioning & Official Status
USAT Sanctioned
Yes
Qualifies For
None/N/A
Championship Event
None
Officials Present
No. USAT Certified Officials on course.
Race Director Name
Kathleen Walker
Organizing Company
New England Endurance Events
Contact Email
Event Website
Results History
Event Description
WELCOME TO THE RACE WHICH INTRODUCED TRIATHLON TO THE EAST COAST
Join experienced race veterans and triathlon newcomers alike for the 45th year of the Hyannis Triathlon. Along with its sister race in September, this is the longest-running triathlon in the East!
Both the Sprint and the Olympic races start and finish at picturesque, sandy Craigville Beach. The courses are challenging — but still able to be completed by fitness enthusiasts who have trained for the distances. Starting waves for elites, age groupers, first-timers, even for family and friends who wish to race together! And don’t forget New England’s largest relay team competition!
The atmosphere is special, the views are spectacular, and your satisfaction of accomplishment will last for a long time!
Join experienced race veterans and triathlon newcomers alike for the 45th year of the Hyannis Triathlon. Along with its sister race in September, this is the longest-running triathlon in the East!
Both the Sprint and the Olympic races start and finish at picturesque, sandy Craigville Beach. The courses are challenging — but still able to be completed by fitness enthusiasts who have trained for the distances. Starting waves for elites, age groupers, first-timers, even for family and friends who wish to race together! And don’t forget New England’s largest relay team competition!
The atmosphere is special, the views are spectacular, and your satisfaction of accomplishment will last for a long time!
Directions / Parking
Parking: There are large parking lots next to the transition area as well as across the street. The town’s parking fee is covered as part of your registration, Parking for spectators is free, too.
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