The first part of the Adventure Championships, the Slateman Triathlon is the most Iconic Adventure Triathlon in Wales.
The Slateman Duathlon is the perfect option for competitors who want to experience the thrill of the legendary Slateman weekend, combining running and cycling.
Perfect if you’re someone who has a need for speed! Based across north Pembrokeshire headlands and coastline, immerse yourself in the heart of beautiful Welsh natural landscapes.
The Menai Holiday Cottages Abersoch Triathlon takes place in the stunning North Wales seaside town of Abersoch. There are Olympic and Sprint distances to choose from.
Set to be not only one of the most exciting triathlons that the UK has to offer, but also the most unforgettable races on in South Wales, taking place in the most beautiful location...
Located in the iconic Cardiff Bay, this triathlon is one of the most unforgettable city races on the calendar with the event village and transition...
Located in the iconic Cardiff Bay, this triathlon is one of the most unforgettable city races on the calendar with the event village and transition...
GOG triathlon are delighted to be running the Llanrwst Sprint Triathlon in 2023.
Awarded the Event of the year (2021) in the Welsh Triathlon Awards, The Craft Snowman is well known as the toughest multi-terrain triathlon in the UK.
The Saundersfoot Triathlon will take place in Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire. A great sprint distance for athletes for all ability's.
The final part of the Adventure Championships and a fitting close to the most epic multi-terrain, adventure triathlon series in the calendar...
The final part of the Adventure Championships and a fitting close to the most epic multi-terrain, adventure triathlon series in the calendar...
This is the 13th year Celtic Tri has run this event, and its always a great success.
The Mumbles Triathlon will take place in Mumbles, Swansea. With two distances on offer for athletes of all abilities.
Returning for its second year this Triathlon explores the popular holiday town of Llandudno. Taking place in early October, with the Irish Sea retaining its summer warmth,