Irvington
Triathlon Calendar near Irvington 2026-2027
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Explore the top triathlons near Irvington for 2026-2027! We've gathered 10 exciting races in the area. Check out our detailed list below to find your next local race.
September 2026
Experience a USA Triathlon sanctioned event at the historic Rye Playland featuring Olympic distance races, collegiate championships, and youth triathlons.
Sea Cliff Triathlon at Harry Tappen Beach on September 19, 2026 features a super-sprint 400 m swim, 6 mi two lap bike and 2 mi run with individual, youth and relay divisions.
A sprint triathlon and a family friendly 5K at Lake Mahopac on September 19, 2026, with proceeds supporting childhood cancer research.
USAT sanctioned triathlon and duathlon at Lake Welch Beach featuring a 0.5 mile swim, 15 mile bike loop and 2 mile run, plus race support, medals and awards.
A family friendly triathlon at Compo Beach in Westport, CT on September 27, 2026, featuring a point-to-point swim, flat bike and run courses, awards and a post-race gathering.
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October 2026
Experience a unique multi sport event in New York City featuring a run and bike course through Central Park followed by a row boat loop on the Lake.
A Manhattan triathlon on October 10, 2026, with a Hudson River swim and a finish in Central Park. Formats include sprint, Olympic, aquabike options and relays; the event is USAT sanctioned and welcomes para-athletes.
November 2026
A fall duathlon in Prospect Park featuring a 2.1 mile opening run, a 10 mile three-lap bike, and a 3.3 mile final loop with about 140 ft of climbing. Post race barbecue and volunteer opportunities are available.
May 2027
Multi distance triathlon in East Meadow on May 23, 2027 featuring adult, high school and youth races with pool swims, closed roads for biking and park runs.
June 2027
Multi-format triathlon at Town of North Hempstead Beach Park in Port Washington with a 500 m swim, 11 mile closed-road bike, and a 3.1 mile park run.