BUZZARDS BAY TRIATHLON

BUZZARDS BAY TRIATHLON

Sunday September 14, 2025

Start Time: 9:00 AM

Horseneck Beach State Reservation

164 John Reed Road Westport, MA 02791

Sprint Triathlon:
1/3 Mile Swim, 13.3 Mile Bike, 3.1 Mile Run

Sprint Duathlon:
2 Mile Run, 14 Mile Bike, 3.1 Mile Run

VISIT THE BEAUTIFUL FARM COAST!

The Buzzards Bay Triathlon & Duathlon at Horseneck beach truly highlights the beautiful views of the bay and this idyllic seaside landscape. This season-ending race provides an incredible backdrop for multisport racing on Buzzards Bay with picturesque views. The bike course is set in Westport, where you’ll encounter farmhouses and cottages straight out of a Martha Stewart magazine. The run course finishes on the beach path set along the Bay/Ocean…a truly great race experience!

DUATHLON EVENT AS WELL

Don’t want to dive into the Bay?! We have you covered with the same amazing course layout, 2 mile run along the beach front paved path, plus the same bike and run course as the Tri. You’ll love this venue!

ONE OF THE MOST SCENIC TRIATHLONS IN THE US! 

As featured in TRIATHLETE

"Buzzard’s Bay Sprint Triathlon in Dartmouth, Mass. is known for its stunning bike course, which offers views of the bay, farmhouses and stonewalls, and of course, brilliant autumn foliage. The swim portion takes place in a secluded cove with temperatures hovering around 70 degrees F, and the run is mostly under a tree-lined arched park road."

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ONE OF AMERICA’S PRETTIEST BEACH CAMPSITES 

As noted by CNN

"Fragrant wild roses bloom on the fringes of this two-mile beach flanking Buzzards Bay, on the mainland west of Martha’s Vineyard. Campers and windsurfers flock to its 100 campsites for reliable ocean breezes and pounding surf, as do migratory shorebirds for the diverse coastal habitats found here."

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12 BEST ADVENTURE RACES TO DO THIS FALL 

As noted by MENS JOURNAL

"Soak up prime ocean views along the Massachusetts shore known as the Farm Coast, 60 miles south of Boston. It’s a fast course that attracts zippy athletes. At the beach, racers take off in four to five heats into Buzzards Bay, to dolphin kick through crashing waves, for a heart-pumping start to the open-water swim."

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