Lake Country Triathlon

07/30/2026

🏊‍♀️🚴‍♂️🏃‍♂️ Help Us Make the 2027 Lake Country Triathlon Even Better!

We have already started working on next year’s event, and we would love your feedback while this year’s race is still fresh in your mind.

What did you love? What could we improve? What would make race weekend even better next year? The survey only takes a few minutes, and your answers genuinely help us plan.

Take the survey:
https://docs.google.com/forms/u/0/d/1mgB_6B71w8mk8laNod-QXiCyqQBSmYYnTqnEirQmjJ0/preview

And yes—registration for the 2027 Lake Country Triathlon is already open! Register early, save money and give yourself something exciting to train for.

Register here:
https://runsignup.com/Race/WI/Oconomowoc/LakeCountryTriathlon

Thank you for helping us improve the event. We’ll handle the planning, permits and cones. You just keep swimming, biking and running.

The Lake Country Triathlon is on Saturday July 25, 2026. It includes the following events: Sprint, Olympic, Half Iron, Sprint Relay, Olympic Relay, and Half Iron Relay.

07/27/2026

Good morning, Lake Country Triathletes!

Have you registered for the 2027 Lake Country Triathlon yet?

Registration will never be cheaper than it is right now, and we do not run specials later. So register early, save some money, and add race insurance for a little peace of mind.

Because if something happens and you bought insurance…well, congratulations. You have insurance. Smart cookie. 🍪

Register now, then go enjoy the rest of your day knowing Future You has one less thing to worry about.
https://runsignup.com/lct2027

07/26/2026

Have you registered for the 2027 Lake Country Triathlon yet?

Because here’s the deal: If you buy race insurance and something happens…well, you have insurance. That is literally what it is there for.

Registration will never be cheaper than it is today—or tomorrow.

Register now, add the insurance, and be the smart cookie. 🍪
https://runsignup.com/LCT2027

07/26/2026

Lake Country Triathlon results and photos have been posted! 🏊‍♂️🚴‍♀️🏃‍♂️

And somehow, magically, there is already a registration button that works for next year.

Do yourself a solid and register right now. Registration will never be cheaper, and we do not run specials later.

Also, buy the race insurance. A little peace of mind now can save you a much bigger headache later.

Check your results. Find your photos. Then lock in next year’s race.

The Lake Country Triathlon is on Saturday July 25, 2026. It includes the following events: Sprint, Olympic, Half Iron, Sprint Relay, Olympic Relay, and Half Iron Relay.

07/25/2026

Good morning, Wisconsin—and welcome to the Lake Country Triathlon! 🏊‍♀️🚴‍♂️🏃‍♀️

Today, athletes from across the country will swim, bike, and run through beautiful Lake Country before crossing the finish line at Oconomowoc City Beach.

To our athletes: Trust your training, enjoy the journey, and leave it all on the course.

To our volunteers, sponsors, spectators, public safety teams, and community partners: Thank you for helping make this incredible day possible.

The course is ready. The volunteers are ready. The cones have been counted.

Let’s race! 🚧

07/25/2026

Happy Race Morning everyone! Water temp is 76 degrees. Wetsuit are allowed. Good luck today to all our athletes!!

07/25/2026

Welcome to the Lake Country Triathlon—and welcome to Oconomowoc! 🏊‍♀️🚴‍♂️🏃‍♂️

We’re excited to welcome athletes, families, volunteers, and spectators to our hometown for race weekend.

While you’re here, please take some time to visit our local restaurants, shops, coffee spots, and businesses. When you stop in, be sure to tell them you’re in town for the Lake Country Triathlon. It helps our community see the impact this event brings—and reminds them why all those cones suddenly appeared.

Thank you for racing with us, supporting local businesses, and being part of an incredible weekend in Oconomowoc.

We’ll see you at the start line!

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07/24/2026

Bike course update: for half iron riders there is a surprise dip in the road on Morningside Road. It’s at the bottom of the hill so you might be going pretty fast, and if you’re not paying attention, the dip will definitely surprise you if you ride straight through it. I’ve done my best to mark it well and there is a safety cone next to it as well. Just move over towards the middle of the road to avoid the dip.

07/24/2026

Bike course update: for half iron and Olympic athletes. You will notice on Wiley Road that there are signs for loose gravel. The road was recently chipped sealed, but it is in great condition for riding. You will only find loose gravel on the shoulder of the road. So as long as you avoid the very shoulder, you will be just fine.

For half iron athletes when you approach Wiley Road from Morningside Road you will notice a path has been cleared for you through the gravel. I have written this section many times recently, where the gravel has not been clear and it is perfectly fine to ride through. I can’t guarantee it will be clear on race morning, but given it’s at the top of the hill you will not be going fast and as I mentioned, it’s not been an issue for my rides in the past.

07/24/2026

Bike course update: the course is completely marked, and the significant hazards marked with yellow tape. Here are some examples of what you’ll see on the course alerting you to hazards. Please note there is one section on the course where you will cross loose gravel. It’s not a rough crossing, but please slow down and be careful.