Rates & Registration
All prices are for each person - no matter if you're competing as an individual, team, or relay.
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through May 15: $60
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May 16 - May 31: $70
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after May 31: $80
We encourage you to register as soon as the registration system opens. We cap registration at 400 participants.
If you register by May 15th, you're guaranteed to get a nifty shirt. We'll be holding to this deadline in 2024 and will not be ordering extra shirts!
Online registration closes on Thursday, June 6th at 11:59PM or when we reach 400 participants, whichever comes first!
REGISTRATION HAS CLOSED!
As of 9am on Wednesday, June 5, we reached our max capacity. Thank you to everyone that registered!
We will not be accepting day-of/on-site registrations.
Online registration is facilitated by TriReg.com and our race timing partner is Pickle Events.
A few things to note:
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Teams and Relays must register at the same time, with one person designated as the Team Captain.
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Once you register, if you have any questions about the registration process please contact Anita at cuyunaoffroadtri@gmail.com.
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You can also confirm your registration by visiting (website link will be added once live).
To verify your registration visit: www.trireg.com/Confirmed/1970
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Here's how we define each of the divisions:
Individual: 1 person paddles, bikes, and runs
Team: 2 people paddle, both people bike and run
Relay: 1-2 people paddle, 1 person bikes and 1 person runs (2-4 people total)
Relays and Teams can be a mix of genders and ages. The top three teams (based on time) in both the Relay and Team divisions will be given awards.
Within the Individual division, the top three finishers in each of the following age and gender brackets will be given awards (regardless of competitive or recreational designation):
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12-16 (male/female)
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17-24 (male/female
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25-34 (male/female)
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35-49 (male/female)
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50-64 (male/female)
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Over 65 (male/female)
Recreational or Competitive?
When you register as an individual, you'll be asked to designate if you're participating on a recreational or competitive basis. This self-designation allows us to divide the heats accordingly in order to prevent congestion, accidents, etc. - especially in the biking and running stages. The requirements, distances, timing, and everything else is the same between the two options.