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2023 Peebles Triathlon

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Welcome to the 2023 Peebles Triathlon

After the Peebles event was moved in 2022, we are looking forward to returning to Peebles for the final event of the season.

Detailed start times, race briefings and further race information will be published on our website and sent to competitors prior to the event.

Saturday 23 September

COME & TRI – RACE IMAGES

SwimCycleRunStart
400m10.88km
ROUTE		2.33km
ROUTE		08:00
  • TS member price = Triathlon Scotland members. 

JUNIOR – RACE IMAGES

Age
(as of 31/12/2023)		Swim Cycle (approx.)
ROUTE
Run (approx.)
ROUTE
Start 
8 Years50m800m600mTBC
9-10 Years100m2km1kmTBC
11-12 Years150m3km1kmTBC
13-14 Years300m4km2kmTBC
15-16 Years300m4km2kmTBC
  • TS member price = Triathlon Scotland members. 

Sunday 24 September

SPRINT – RACE IMAGES

SwimCycleRunStart
750m19.14km
ROUTE		4.66km
ROUTE		07:00
  • Routes are subject to change depending on conditions

About the Peebles Route

Peebles marks the end of our annual Triathlon Series, so the atmosphere is always a great one for both seasoned competitors and those sampling the Come & Tri event.

The routes in Peebles make the most of the historic Borders countryside, with the cycling route following the B7062 outward towards Howford Farm with a dead turn directing riders the same route back. This route also passes Kalzie Gardens and beautiful Traquair, the oldest inhabited house in Scotland.

The run route follows the River Tweed, famous for its salmon fishing. Looping twice around the ‘Three Bridges’ and then following a circular route along the riverside crossing at Priorsford and Fotheringham Bridges. Other attractions in the area include Glentress, a popular mountain biking hotspot, ‘Go Ape’ (for those who fancy some high rope climbing), Dawyck Botanic Gardens, and The Cross Kirk – a friary founded in the late thirteenth century.

Limited parking available in the public car park located behind the Swimming Pool. Additional parking is available at Kings Meadow Car Park, Kings Meadow Road, which is located just past the Swimming Pool.

For more information, email triathlon@liveborders.org.uk