A previous year's Jordanelle Triathlon shown here, this years' is June 20. Photo: TownLift // Michele Roepke

PARK CITY, Utah — The annual triathlon held at the Jordanelle Reservoir will take place on Saturday, June 20. It’s Utah’s longest-running triathlon, voted one of America’s favorite triathlons by Triathlete Magazine, and consistently sells out.

Since 1998, the swim, bike, run race continues to offer Sprint and Olympic distances, and athletes may race as individuals or as teams.

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SWIM SPRINT DISTANCE

750 yards swim (one lap)
14-mile bike
3.1-mile run (5k)

SWIM INTERMEDIATE (Olympic) DISTANCE

1,500 yards swim (two laps)
25-mile bike
6.2 mile run (10k)

BIKE

Short (Sprint) 12.5 Miles / Intermediate (Olympic) 24.8 Miles.

RUN

Single loop 3.2 (3.2) mile run for the Sprint Distance, and two loop 6.2 mile run for the Olympic Distance

Stretch Labs in Park City is one of three Packet Pick Up locations over five days.

The expected water temperature in June, is traditionally between 58-64 degrees.

Racers in need of support while in the water, can wave a hand/arm, or swim to the nearest support team member. They may hold on to any support vessel without penalty as long as there is no forward movement. If water levels are low, we will have an optional shoe drop zone for folks who would prefer the run to the transition with shoes, flip-flops, etc.

“Litter could jeopardize the life of this, and any other event. In addition to littering not being cool, USAT officials may give you a time penalty for littering on the race course,” writes organizers on the event website.

Spectators will park at Francis Fairgrounds, ride the shuttle to the park, and pay $7 per person for the shuttle.

Age-Group Awards will be given to the top three male and female in each of the following age-groups: 19&under, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80+, Clydesdale, and Athena. To qualify for Clydesdale and Athlena awards, athletes must be pre-registered in this category. Clydesdales are men who must weigh a minimum of 220lbs, and Athenas are women who must weigh a minimum of 165lbs. Visit usatriathlon.org for more info.

Jordanelle State Park has remodeled the Rock Cliff area with new campsites for tents and RVs. They have secured the campsites for the event, and will be renting them to athletes. There are over 40 RV, van, and tent sites available. “Join us for a fun weekend and camp with us.” Reservations are available for Friday evening, with late checkout at noon on Saturday. Purchase the camping site when registering or directly on the TriUtah website store HERE.

LODGING

Utah Olympic Park has accommodations available for athletes at a 10% discounted price. Code: UTAHTRI2026, click here.