Registration

This isn’t your average triathlon—this is for the fun-lovers, the try-hards, the try-sorta-hards, and the “I’ll just do one leg and call it good” crew. Whether you’re in it for the challenge, the community, or the post-race snacks, you’re welcome here.

So gather your friends, dust off your running shoes (or don’t), and get signed up. Registration for these events is completely FREE! However, since spots are limited and the vibes are unmatched, please sign up soon and let us know if you’re unable to make it! Races are held the second Saturday of every Summer month – June, July, and August. See you at the finish line (which just happens to be the start line and the after-party line too)!

Which 2026 races would you like to participate in? *

Saturday, June 13th
Saturday, July 11th
Saturday, August 8th

Your Name *

First

Last

Your Email *

Your Cell Phone Number *

Race details/communication will occur via text message

How many people in your household will participate? *

Which portions of the event do you intend on participating in? *

Swim
Bike
Run
After Party!

Permission & Agreement *

By checking this box you agree to the statement below:

I understand that participating in a triathlon—no matter how laid-back, goofy, or non-competitive—comes with inherent risks. These may include, but are not limited to: physical exertion, injury, dehydration, encounters with wildlife, falling off a bike, tripping over my own feet, or bad decisions made mid-race.
I hereby voluntarily assume all risks associated with my participation in The Dam Triathlon and agree not to hold the event organizers, volunteers, sponsors, or any affiliated parties liable for any injury, loss, damage, or other unfortunate outcome that may occur before, during, or after the event.
I acknowledge that I am physically capable of participating, or at least think I am, and that I am solely responsible for knowing my limits and participating accordingly.
By signing up, I agree to this release of liability and promise not to file a lawsuit over something that was clearly my own fault (or the fault of gravity).