Push Your Limits at the Lake George Triathlon 2025
Race Weekend Dates: August 30 - August 31, 2025
Get ready for the Lake George Triathlon 2025, an exciting race weekend in the southeastern Adirondacks. Whether you're competing or cheering from the sidelines, this guide has everything you need—from race info to local dining, shopping, and things to do around Lake George.
What Are the Key Details for the Lake George Triathlon 2025?
Start making plans for the Lake George Triathlon today by checking out all the essential details below:
Where:
- Million Dollar Beach in Lake George Village
Distance Options:
- Sprint distance: 750-meter swim, 12.4-mile bike, 3.1-mile run
- Olympic distance: 1500-meter swim, 24.8-mile bike, 6.2-mile run
- Long course distance: 1.2-mile swim, 56-mile bike, 13.1-mile run
With an open water swim race in crystal-clear Lake George and a bike and run course that weaves through tree-lined roads and lakeside stretches, it’s easy to see why this is considered one of the most beautiful triathlons in New York.
When:
- Dates: August 30 - August 31, 2025
- Time: Long course waves begin at 7 am (August 30, 2025), Olympic and sprint waves begin at 6:30 am (August 31, 2025)
Lake George Triathlon Fee Schedule:
- Sprint triathlon fee (base price): $124
- Olympic distance triathlon fee (base price): $215
- Long course distance triathlon fee (base price): $309
- *Additionally, a USAT membership is required for all participants. There are discounts for youth and military personnel as well as early registration.
Get registration info: https://alpha.win/event/lake-george-ny/
Race Amenities:
- Pre-race expo
- Pre-race steamboat pasta dinner (additional charge)
- Chip timing
- Medals for all finishers
- Age group awards
- Aid stations on the long course every 10-20 miles and every 1.5 miles on the run course. Offerings include water, electrolytes, ice, Vaseline, sponges, pretzels, cookies, candy, and fruit
Official Charity:
The Lake George Triathlon is proud to partner with the Lake George Land Conservancy.
Rest Up: Where to Stay Before and After the Lake George Triathlon
Whether you’re looking for a simple place to crash post-race or a more luxurious weekend getaway, there are options in and around Lake George.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Queensbury- Lake George Area
This comfortable hotel is conveniently located near Lake George Village and several other attractions. It includes free parking and breakfast and offers an outdoor jacuzzi (perfect for soaking sore muscles!).
Best Western Lake George
The Best Western offers various room types, including suites with kitchenettes and fireplaces. This hotel is conveniently located near many attractions and features amenities like a buffet breakfast and multiple pools.
Surfside on the Lake
Treat yourself to a classic lakeside stay at the Surfside hotel. The property is located in Lake George Village (so close to the start and finish line!), and they offer amenities such as a private beach, breakfast restaurant, sun decks, rooftop bar, and underground parking.
Fort William Henry Hotel
Located just steps from the start and finish lines, you can’t beat the convenience of the Fort William Henry Hotel. It offers accommodations at varying price points from moderate to more luxurious.
The complex features on-site dining, two pools, and a variety of other amenities, including private fire pits and a whirlpool spa.
Carbo Load and Then Refuel Post-Race
Load up your plate with traditional pre-race favorites like pasta and bread and then celebrate a successful finish with your favorite meal.
The following Lake George restaurants are popular amongst locals and athletes alike.
Lake George Beach Club
Head to the Lake George Beach Club for a lively and welcoming atmosphere. Their large menu features seafood favorites like salmon and lobster and lighter fare such as salads and sandwiches. And live music is a staple, so this is a great place to celebrate post-race.
Lakeside Restaurant & Lounge
The Lakeside Restaurant & Lounge is located inside the Fort William Henry Hotel. It’s a great spot for elevated dishes such as slow-roasted Hudson Valley duck breast.
They also offer traditional favorites like pasta, meatballs, and pizza, so it’s a sure bet if you need carbs.
Giuseppe's Pizzeria & Restaurant
This family-owned spot offers traditional Italian favorites, and if you feel like hunkering down in your hotel room, good news—they deliver. Some say Giuseppe’s has the best pizza in Lake George; try it and see what you think!
Mario's Restaurant
This spot is located at the northern end of Lake George village and has been serving Italian classics for over 70 years!
Mario’s is a great place to find imported pastas, steaks, seafood, and more. Plus they have a full bar and an extensive wine menu.
Find Other Fun Activities in the Lake George Area
Bringing along family and friends to race weekend? There are plenty of activities for everyone in the Lake George area, and late summer is a fantastic time to visit.
The activities below include a mix of active and relaxing pursuits, so you can find something to fit any energy level.
Shopping in the Village & Nearby
Stroll through the streets of Lake George and pick up the perfect weekend souvenir. Options range from clothing stores to bakeries to jewelry boutiques.
If you’re looking for a deal, check out the boutiques and brand-name stores at the nearby shopping outlets just south of the village (pictured above).
Local Craft Beverages
The Lake George area is rich with local beverage options. If you’re a vino fan, try the wine and cheese plates at the Adirondack Winery or take home a bottle from Ledge Rock Hill Winery.
More of a beer fan? Both Adirondack Brewery and Bolton Landing Brewing make their own craft brews and have inviting tap rooms where you can enjoy a cold one.
Fort William Henry Museum
Experience life as it was during the French and Indian War and view reenactments, play 18th century games, and learn about the history of this historic Fort.
There are a number of tours available, including haunted history tours at Fort William Henry.
Six Flags Great Escape Theme Park
One of the biggest amusement parks in the region, the Great Escape offers over 100 rides, shows, and attractions. The waterpark is a great place to cool off on a hot day, and you're sure to have a fun time trying the different thrill rides.
The Fun Spot
There are several putt-putt places, but if you’re interested in a full day of activities, check out the nearby Fun Spot for go karts, laser tag, roller skating, an arcade, and more.
If you have kids with you while you're in town for the triathlon, this is a must-visit!
Martha's Dandee Ice Cream
You can't leave town without grabbing some ice cream at one of the most popular spots around Lake George, Martha's Dandee Creme, located across the street from the Great Escape theme park. It's a local favorite!
The Lake George Triathlon 2025 promises an unforgettable experience for athletes and spectators alike. With clear lake waters, well-organized race options, and a welcoming community, this event stands out as one of the most scenic triathlons in New York.
