IRONMAN 70.3 Mont-Tremblant: A Great Success since 2012

It was in 2012 that Tremblant welcomed its first triathlon events in the IRONMAN series. That first year, more than 5,000 athletes and their supporters acclaimed Tremblant as one of the best venues and destinations of all the IRONMAN events in over 55 countries. On June 21 and 22, 2024, Mont Tremblant will once again be host to over 5,000 triathletes from around the world who will be competing in two major events: IRONMAN 70.3 Mont-Tremblant / 5150 Mont-Tremblant Triathlon.

Mont-Tremblant, a Flagship Destination on the IRONMAN Circuit

Thanks to our beautiful landscapes, the challenges of the course, access to accommodation and the pedestrian village, not to mention our famous joie de vivre and the warm welcome of Quebecers, Tremblant quickly became one of the most popular destinations of the IRONMAN series. Indeed, from the first year and in all subsequent editions, the event has been sold a few days after the opening of reservations. Not surprisingly, the events held in Tremblant have been named the best swimming, cycling and running course as well as the best atmosphere by participating athletes from around the world. Tremblant knows how to celebrate!

In 2023, IRONMAN 70.3 Mont-Tremblant won the 2023 Global IRONMAN Athletes’ Choice Awards for Best Swim and Best Run

Also read: Training in Tremblant, A Triathletes Paradise

The Races

Did you know? Titles 70.3 and 5150 are named in reference to the total distance covered in the 2 disciplines: In miles for the 70.3 and in kilometers for the 5150.

5150 Mont-Tremblant Triathlon

This event is the equivalent of an Olympic distance.

Swimming: 1.5 km

Bike: 40 km

Running: 10 km

Total 51.50 km

IRONMAN 70.3 Mont-Tremblant

Nicknamed the half, the Tremblant IRONMAN 70.3 was designated a World Championship in 2013 and 2014, it was also the first time that the world championship was presented outside the USA.

Swim: 1.9 km

Bike: 90 km

Running: 21.1 km

Total: 113 km (70.3 miles)

IRONMAN Mont-Tremblant

Nicknamed the “full”, this event took place in Tremblant from 2012 to 2023 and was designated the North American Championship for the 2013 and 2014 editions.

Swim: 3.9 km

Bike: 180 km

Running: 42.2 km

Total: 226.3 km

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Key Dates for IRONMAN at Mont-Tremblant

2012: Inauguration of the Ironman IRONMAN® Mont-Tremblant Regional Information Center (CIRIM)

2015: Inauguration of the Aquatic Complex of the City of Mont-Tremblant with the financial participation of IRONMAN

2017: Inauguration of the training road

2018: Inauguration of the new swimming outing at Lac Tremblant which also serves as a viewpoint and bird observatory

IRONMAN® Mont-Tremblant Regional Information Center (CIRIM)

If you are a spectator, the swimming start is an event not to be missed. Excitement and joy are in the air… and in the water! Departures take place gradually by class of athletes, with the professionals leaving first. To see the athletes in action, head to the transition zone where the athletes prepare for the next stage of their challenge. It’s the transition from swimming to cycling then from cycling to running

Athletes are equipped with a chip which records their times for each stage. Supporters can follow results live on the IRONMAN app.

Very close to the transition zone, you will find the IRONMAN Village. Don’t miss the offers from local merchants and the official IRONMAN store. The stalls and tents will be set up as of Friday, June 20. Additionally, more than 70 shops and restaurants in the pedestrian village will be available to visitors. A few minutes before 11 a.m, the first athletes will cross the finish line and the last one should finish around 4:30 p.m. Enjoy the show directly from the stands installed at Place des Voyageurs.

As you can imagine, such an event requires a small army to ensure planning and execution in complete safety, both for the participants and the thousands of spectators. More than 800 volunteers will be on site during the weekend to support the athletes and inform spectators. Without them, this event could not take place. The Mont-Tremblant region is very proud of its generous and participatory population. Thank you to each of the volunteers who are there year after year!

Plan your transportation by consulting the Ville de Mont-Tremblant website.