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The swim is a simple triangulation around one buoy. This is an open water
swim in a clean, spring-fed reservoir with a warm, dry climate. Wetsuits are not mandatory, and are not needed,
as the water will be warm enough in June to go without. However, wetsuits are permitted as per USAT rules. 0.75K
/ 0.47 mile
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The bike course is a nicely rolling loop around the reservoir. Transition
1 is just above the boat ramp, and head out from there down Ross road, circling by the Wamic store, and back by
the airstrip, before finishing turning into the first turn into the campground. 15K / 9.32 mile
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The run course is a 5K out-and-back. It starts at Transition 2 at the
campground, and hits a hard-pack gravel road just after 1 kilometer. Another kilomometer and a half, and there's
a turn-around at the bottom of a slightly steep hill, and you run back, finishing at the campground. 5K / 3.11
mile
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The Sprint Triathlon is a swim, bike, run.
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The Pumice Man event is an Aussie-double triathlon, which is swim, bike,
run, swim, bike, run. The finish of the run ends next to the beach which bears the start of the swim. Sprint Triathloners
are done here, and run through the finish line. The Pumice Man athletes simply run to Transition 3 / Start area,
and jump back into the Reservoir to do it all over again.
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The Pumice Man is a 1.5K swim, 30K bike, and 10K run,
totalling all six legs.
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(0.94 mile swim, 18.64 mile bike, 6.22 mile run)
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FACILITIES: The Pine Hollow Lakeside Resort rentals and camping. Enjoy
Angler's Restaurant and karaoke bar lakeside.
BENEFICIARY: A portion of the proceeds from the race are donated to the
all-volunteer Pine Hollow Fire Department.
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Google Map of Pine Hollow Lakeside Resort
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