Sprint Course Information
Overview:
The Pumpkinman Triathlon will take place at Spring Hill, a beautiful and scenic
location illustrating the best of what the Seacoast has to offer. Spring Hill is located at
117 Pond Road, South Berwick, ME and directions can be found here.
The race will host 550 multi-sport athletes from all over Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and beyond and will cater to both new and veteran athletes.
It is a sprint distance triathlon consisting of:
- 1/3 mile swim in Knights Pond
- 14.25 mile beautiful rolling bike course along the well maintained Eastern Trail (paved surface). PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A CHANGE FROM 2007.
- 3 mile scenic loop run that starts out with a welcomed downhill start, long flat section along the Eastern Trail with a finish to remember!
This destination race showcases both the beauty of the venue as well as the South Berwick portion of the Eastern Trail.
**Please note that the roads are NOT closed to traffic, but we will have volunteers all along the course to point you in the right direction.
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POWDERHOUSE HILL CLIMB CHALLENGE: Unlike other triathlons, Pumpkinman offers a unique hill climb from the water exit to the bike transition. Approximately 250 meters from the waters edge, athletes will summit a replica of Powderhouse Hill; a locally owned ski hill that is run by the residents of South Berwick. Powderhouse Hill is one of the oldest operating ski areas in the entire country. In racing up the hill, athletes will have an additional split time for "summiting" the Hill Climb Challenge. Both male and female winners will receive an award and an amazing gift from our sponsors! PAPA WHEELIE'S BIKE COURSE: |
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| **See more information on this course by viewing the online course map | |
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| The run course is a loop course with an aid station stocked with water, Hammer Heed, and Hammer Gel at the half-way point. | |
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| **See more information on this course by viewing the online course map | |
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