2025 Peebles Triathlon
Welcome to the 2025 Peebles Triathlon
Welcome to Peebles Triathlon Weekend 2025!
Get ready for an unforgettable weekend of racing, community spirit, and outdoor adventure in the stunning setting of Peebles! Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or just starting your triathlon journey, Peebles Triathlon Weekend has something for everyone.
Saturday 20th September kicks off with events for newer and younger athletes:
- The energetic Junior Triathlon
- Our friendly and accessible Come and Tri – ideal for beginners or those looking for a shorter, low-pressure race
Sunday 21st September brings the action for those ready to take on more of a challenge:
- The well-paced Sprint Triathlon
- And new for 2025, we’re mixing things up — our Duathlon (run–bike–run) will now take place on the same day, making Sunday a true multisport showcase!
Whether you’re racing, supporting, or soaking up the atmosphere, join us for a fun, inclusive weekend in the heart of the Borders.
Your First Triathlon? – Find out all you need to know HERE
Saturday 20th September
COME & TRI
| Swim | Cycle | Run | Price |
| 400m/16 lengths | 10.88km | 2.33km | £30 |
JUNIOR
(Age as of 31/12/25)
| Age
as of (31/12/24) |
Swim | Cycle (approx.) |
Run (approx.) |
Price |
| 8 Years | 50m | 800m | 600m | £18 |
| 9-10 Years | 100m | 2km | 1km | £18 |
| 11-12 Years | 150m | 3km | 1km | £18 |
| 13-14 Years | 300m | 4km | 2km | £18 |
| 15-16 Years | 300m | 4km | 2km | £18 |
CLICK HERE TO BOOK JUNIOR TRIATHLON
Sunday 21st September
SPRINT
| Swim | Cycle | Run | Price |
| 750m | 19.14km | 4.66km | £40 |
- Routes are subject to change depending on conditions
Duathlon
| Run | Cycle | Run | Price |
| 4.66km | 19.14km | 4.66km | £32.00 |
Route Maps
Route maps are available via the downloads to the right (deskptop) or below (mobile) but are subject to change due to conditions.
About the Peebles Route
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
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
