Olympic Triathlon
1500m Swim, 40K Bike, 10K Run
Ages 19 and over (USAT Age)
ORANGE COURSE
1500m Swim
The Swim course is in the beautiful waters of the Pacific Ocean at Ala Moana Beach Park. It’s a single loop course that takes you along the shore which offers a great location for spectator viewing. The swim course is monitored by life guards, water jets and rescue skis.
40K Bike
The Bike Course will be held on the Makai (ocean) side of Ala Mona Blvd from Ala Moana Beach Park, Ewa bound, to Nimitz under the viaduct. The bikes will make a 180 U-turn under the viaduct at Lagoon Drive and then back onto Nimitz and Ala Moana Blvd, to Ala Moana Beach Park and Atkinson Drive.
NOTE:
1. OLYMPIC DISTANCE / LONG COURSE athletes will do TWO (2) Loops with the turn at Atkinson Drive and Ala Moana Beach Road.
2. SPRINT DISTANCE / SHORT COURSE athletes only do ONE (1) Loop.
10K Run
The run course is beautiful, fast, exciting and closed to vehicle
traffic. You’ll be running inside Ala Moana Beach Park with a
short extension to Kakaako Waterfront Park (see map).
The run begins in front of Magic Island Parking Lot on the
Beach Road. Make your way through the park heading (Ewa).
After making a loop around the keyhole by the tennis court,
follow the ORANGE cones leading you onto the grass heading
for the walking path that goes along Ala Moana Blvd. Stay on
this path and follow it back towards the start and around the
lagoon at the Atkinson entrance.
The course will then take you over a bridge and back on the
path heading (Ewa). When you get to the end of the path it will
take you over the canal. Make a LEFT. Once the path ends
make a RIGHT and head out of the park onto Ala Moana Blvd.
heading towards Ward Ave. Follow the signs and cones to Ahui
Street. Halfway down Ahui Street you will make a U-TURN and
head back to Ala Moana Beach park.
After re-entering the park, follow the signs and cones and head
towards Magic Island Parking lot after going around the Key
Hole. At Magic Island Parking Lot, make a RIGHT and follow
the signs and cones to the finish line.
There are 6 Water Aid Stations on the course. Study the map
and course. Signs, Coning, and Course Marshals will be on
hand to guide you. It is your responsibility to know the course.
*course maps are subject to change