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Gravenhurst - Sat June 13 and Sun June 14

Date:
Sun, Jun 14, 2026 at 8:00 AM
Location:
Wharf Sports Field-Splash
Pad Bay Street
Muskoka, Ontario
Canada
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Links:
multisportcanada.com Register at raceroster.com
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25k 51k Cycling Duathlon MultiSport Road Run Swim Triathlon

Gravenhurst

Triathlon and Duathlon

JUMP - Swim - Bike - Run

Hosted at the Muskoka Wharf Sports Fields and featuring a JUMP from the iconic Muskoka Steamships, Gravenhurst has been one of the most sought-after events in the MultiSport Canada Triathlon Series for over 10 years.

The event sells out every year as it is limited by the capacity of the Muskoka Steamships, register now!

Other Highlights

Quieter roads in June

Large Grass Transition Area

Registration, Food, Awards and Finish Line all close-by each other

Spectator friendly

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    Do it for the socks!

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    Wait List

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    We do not offer refunds. Runners can defer to the following year. Deferrals can be carried over for max 2 years. Deferrals can be made up to midnight EST on April 15, 2026.

    Distance transfers

    Runners can transfer distances leading up to the race up to midnight EST on April 15, 2026. If transferring to a longer distance, runners must pay the difference in registration cost. There is no refund for runners transferring to shorter distances.

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