Tri Greenville Triathlon & Duathlon
When is Tri Greenville Triathlon & Duathlon?
Tri Greenville Triathlon & Duathlon takes place on Saturday, June 5, 2027 in Greenville, MI.
What distances does Tri Greenville Triathlon & Duathlon offer?
Tri Greenville Triathlon & Duathlon offers 10 events: Dougling Dash, Dougling Dash, Sprint Triathlon Relay Team (Adult Only), Kids Triathlon, Sprint Duathlon Adult, Sprint Triathlon Adult, Kids Triathlon, Sprint Triathlon Adult, Sprint Triathlon Relay Team (Adult Only), Sprint Duathlon Adult.
| Event | Distance | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dougling Dash | 2.2 mi | $7.00 | Register |
| Dougling Dash | 2.2 mi | $7.00 | Register |
| Sprint Triathlon Relay Team (Adult Only) | — | $120.00 | Register |
| Kids Triathlon | — | $25.00 | Register |
| Sprint Duathlon Adult | — | $70.00 | Register |
| Sprint Triathlon Adult | — | $70.00 | Register |
| Kids Triathlon | — | $25.00 | Register |
| Sprint Triathlon Adult | — | $75.00 | Register |
| Sprint Triathlon Relay Team (Adult Only) | — | $110.00 | Register |
| Sprint Duathlon Adult | — | $75.00 | Register |
How much does Tri Greenville Triathlon & Duathlon cost?
Registration for Tri Greenville Triathlon & Duathlon starts at $110.00. Prices vary by event distance.
Where is Tri Greenville Triathlon & Duathlon held?
Tri Greenville Triathlon & Duathlon is held in Greenville, MI at 561 W. Baldwin Lake Blvd. Greenville, MI 48838.
About Tri Greenville Triathlon & Duathlon
This is an early-season triathlon and duathlon that is well suited as a training event for the seasoned athlete as well as an entry-level distance for those who are just deciding to plunge into their first event. There will be an adult sprint triathlon & duathlon with a first wave start at 8 a.m. and two youth divisions (1) U-15 (ages 11-15) and (2) U-10 (7-10) with a first wave start at 11:15 a.m. The event is centered on Greenville's beautiful Baldwin Lake and features a unique spectator experience from an elevated viewpoint above the lake and transition area on and along the Fred Meijer Flat River Trail. The entire swim, transition, bike-in, 1/2 mile of the run, and the finish line can all be viewed from a single vantage point.