Woodhorn Museum Triathlon
The Woodhorn Museum triathlon is located within the unique, picturesque historic scheduled ancient monument of Woodhorn Museum and the QE2 Country park.
The Woodhorn Museum Triathlon boasts a prestigious record of hosting national events. It has served as the venue for the British Triathlon Age Group Championships & European Standard Distance Triathlon Championship Qualifier in 2019. Additionally, it hosted the World Standard Distance Triathlon Qualifier and the Triathlon England Standard Distance Triathlon Championships in 2021.It was also the World Standard Distance Triathlon Age Group Qualifier for the 2023, 2024 and 2025 World Championships, as well as an European Sprint Distance Triathlon Age Group Qualifier for the 2023 European Championships.
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Races
Sunday 5th July from 7.30am
Sprint Triathlon (Individual & Relay)
Distance:750m swim / 24km bike / 6.4km run
Standard Triathlon (Individual & Relay)
Distance:1.5km swim / 46km bike / 9.6km run
Sprint Aquabike
Distance:750m swim / 24km bike
Standard Aquabike
Distance:1.5km swim / 46km bike
Sprint Aquathlon
Distance: 750m swim / 6.4km run
Standard Aquathlon
Distance:1.5km swim / 9.6km run
The minimum age for the Sprint Distance Aquathlon, Aquabike & Triathlon events is 15 years old on 31st December 2026, and for the Standard Distance Aquathlon, Aquabike & triathlon events is 17 years old on 31st December 2026.
Click Here for details of the British Triathlon Race Pass for the Aquabike, Aquathlon & Triathlon events.
Details
The Woodhorn Museum Aquabike, Aquathlon & Triathlon events are great for beginners and for those who would like to move up from the Sprint distance to the Standard distance events. The events are competitive, but fun and spectators will be out in force to cheer competitors on, providing a truly amazing atmosphere. An ideal event to add to your multisport calendar!
The swim will be in the warm shallow freshwater QE2 lake set within the park grounds. The bike route will take you out of the Museum along to the coastal route through Widdrington Village, before sweeping onto the coast and along to the beautiful Druridge bay and Cresswell village with some breath-taking views along the coastline.
The run will be on the footpath that winds its way through the woodland and open grasslands that surround the lake. The run passes by the finish line within the Museum at the end of each lap making this ideal for spectators to cheer everyone on to a great finish with a big smile.
The Woodhorn Museum Aquabike, Aquathlon & Triathlon events are ideal for individuals and relay teams of all abilities, so if you are a new to the sport, there’s no need to be concerned about entering. We look after everyone regardless; we will be with you all the way to the finish line, and you can be assured that there will be plenty of other multi-sport athletes of a similar ability taking part.
If you are worried about open water swimming, why not join us for our weekly open water swimming sessions at the QE2 lake (every Thursday, May - July), further details are on our VO2Max Racing Events open water swim training
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