Game On! Escape to Hutchinson Island Triathlon #2

Sunday, August 10, 2025 Past event

6:50 AM EDT

Stuart, Florida

$169.54–$325.45 · 7 races

Ultra

Event summary

Get ready for an exhilarating day of competition and fun at the Game On! Escape to Hutchinson Island Triathlon #2, taking place on Sunday, August 10, 2025, in the picturesque Stuart, Martin County. This exciting event offers participants a range of options including triathlon, duathlon, and aquabike, making it perfect for athletes of all levels.

Kick off your day with an invigorating open water swim in the warm Atlantic Ocean, choosing between distances of .25 or .5 miles. After the swim, cyclists will hit the flat and fast bike course, tackling either 10 or 20 miles along the scenic A1A. Runners will complete the experience with a breathtaking 3.1 or 6.2 mile run featuring stunning views as they pass beneath the Ernest Lyons Bridge. With its beautiful shorelines, natural sand dunes, and the vibrant atmosphere of Old Florida, Hutchinson Island is the ultimate backdrop for a day filled with athletic achievement. Post-race, don’t forget to savor a delicious bite at the Chef Shack, overlooking the sparkling blue waters of the Atlantic. Join us for an unforgettable day of sport and community, and support the Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center while you're at it!

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Races

International Triathlon

Incl. $12.34 Fee & T-Shirt

.5 Mile Swim 20 Mile Bike 6.2 Mile Run

6:50 AM EDT

$201.34

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International Duathlon

Incl. $12.34 Fee & T-Shirt

1 Mile Run 20 Mile Bike 6.2 Run

6:50 AM EDT

$201.34

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International Aquabike

Incl. $12.34 Fee & T-Shirt

.5 Mile Swim 20 Mile Bike Time ends as you re-enter transition on your bike. Please make your way to the Finish line for your medal, picture and to return your timing chip.

6:50 AM EDT

$201.34

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Sprint Triathlon

Incl. $10.54 Fee & T-Shirt

.25 Mile Swim 10 Mile Bike 3.1 Mile Run

6:50 AM EDT

$169.54

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Sprint Duathlon

Incl. $10.54 Fee & T-Shirt

1 Mile Run 10 Mile Bike 3.1 Mile Run

6:50 AM EDT

$169.54

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International Triathlon Relay

Incl. $16.45 Fee & T-Shirt

.5 Mile Swim 20 Mile Bike 6.2 Run

6:50 AM EDT

$325.45

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Sprint Triathlon Relay

Incl. $15.94 Fee & T-Shirt

.25 Mile Swim 10 Mile Bike 3.1 Mile Run

6:50 AM EDT

$264.94

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Organiser's description

The Escape to Hutchinson Island Triathlon # 2 will take place on Sunday, August 10, 2025 and will offer triathlon, duathlon and aquabike options. Come and experience the beauty of Hutchinson Island. Locals and tourists agree: Martin Countys quaint shorelines are the perfect place to disconnect. With miles and miles of peaceful beaches, beautiful water, and natural sand dunes, theres no better time to turn off your cell phone and soak up the incredible ambiance of Old Florida.

The Escape to Hutchinson Island Triathlon begins with an open water swim (.25 or .5 miles) in the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean. From there, the bike route (10 or 20 miles) takes you north along A1A on a flat, fast bike course. Runners complete the race with a scenic run (3.1 or 6.2 mile) that will take you underneath the Ernest Lyons Bridge, with spectacular water views, for the run u-turn before heading back to the park. Two laps for International, one lap for Sprint.

Stuart Beach is located across from the Elliott Museum and the Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center. The park offers a variety of amenities including covered picnic areas, beach volleyball courts, showers, restrooms, and more. Grab a snack or lunch after your race at the Chef Shack overlooking the beautiful blue Atlantic waters. This race benefits the Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center.