Rage Triathlon
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Rage Triathlon - Las Vegas
The Rage Triathlon is held at Boulder Beach in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area and takes place on April 24th. The event was established in 2001 and includes multiple race options: Sprint and Olympic triathlon distances, duathlon, aquabike, and relay entries.
Las Vegas sits in the Mojave Desert and has a subtropical hot desert climate. The warm transitional season around April provides conditions for a spring multisport event in the region. Triathlon clubs from across the region gather at this event to begin the multisport race season.
Course details include a hilly bike route with most climbing concentrated along a section of Lakeshore Drive inside the national recreation area. The Olympic distance run route passes the Boulder Beach campground and continues onto the River Mountain Loop Trail. The routes traverse desert landscape within the recreation area and along nearby trail corridors.
Race organization emphasizes safety and targets athletes preparing for longer distances as well as those competing in shorter events. Entry options listed for the event include individual and relay categories across the available race formats, with publicly listed entry fees for each category. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
