2020 - Sea to Summit Triathlon
2020 distances
Triathlon
Sea to Summit Triathlon
A self-supported race consisting of: - 1.5 mile swim in a tidal river connected to the Atlantic Ocean - 91-95 mile bike ride (depending on course variations) from Maine into New Hampshire, following roads of your choosing, with 6000 feet of climbing - strenuous 5.5 mile run/climb up the tallest mountain in the Northeast: Mount Washington, with 4300 feet of vertical gain in altitude This race is limited to a field of 100 experienced triathletes. Each competitor must designate a support person, or porter, who will be present at the start, drive the course (although not alongside the athlete), take away the bike at T2, and chauffeur the athlete down the mountain. For relay teams: as the race progresses one of the non-active team members assumes the role of porter. The event starts at 5pm on Friday, July 24 with a meeting for racers and their porters at the historic Hamilton House in South Berwick, Maine. Important instructions are given, along with last-minute news. As weather plays an critical role on race day (in the past, the swim has been cancelled due to thunderstorms, the bike has been adjusted due to road construction, and the run has been altered due to high winds or remaining snowpack) this meeting, while brief, is mandatory.
Sea to Summit Triathlon Relay Team
A self-supported race consisting of: - 1.5 mile swim in a tidal river connected to the Atlantic Ocean - 91-95 mile bike ride (depending on course variations) from Maine into New Hampshire, following roads of your choosing, with 6000 feet of climbing - strenuous 5.5 mile run/climb up the tallest mountain in the Northeast: Mount Washington, with 4300 feet of vertical gain in altitude This race is limited to a field of 100 experienced triathletes. Each competitor must designate a support person, or porter, who will be present at the start, drive the course (although not alongside the athlete), take away the bike at T2, and chauffeur the athlete down the mountain. For relay teams: as the race progresses one of the non-active team members assumes the role of porter. The event starts at 5pm on Friday, July 24 with a meeting for racers and their porters at the historic Hamilton House in South Berwick, Maine. Important instructions are given, along with last-minute news. As weather plays an critical role on race day (in the past, the swim has been cancelled due to thunderstorms, the bike has been adjusted due to road construction, and the run has been altered due to high winds or remaining snowpack) this meeting, while brief, is mandatory.
Race date Weather
Conditions on July 25, 2020 — historical Open-Meteo data.
Course
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Where this page comes from. Race details were last updated on . We re-check listings regularly and again in the week before race day.
- Entries, prices, waves and inclusions — the event's official registration page
- Temperature and humidity — Copernicus ERA5 reanalysis via Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0)
- Elevation and terrain relief — Copernicus DEM GLO-90, ESA (CC BY 4.0)
- Comparisons and counts — Race Discovery calendar, 5 South Berwick events
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