Multi-sport

Mountain Man Tri Challenge

Sunday, 12 September 2027
Gloucester, NSW
Multisport
Fully Rad Adventures
Official Website

About This Event

Experience NSW’s longest multisport adventure at the Gloucester Mountain Man TriChallenge – a 22km mountain‑bike, 11km kayak down the Barrington River and a 9km off‑road trail run, set in the stunning Gloucester region.

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Sunday 12 September

  1. Challenge 22km bike / 11km kayak / 9km run
    Start TBA
  2. 1.4km
    Start TBA
  3. Double
    Start TBA

Quick Facts

Date
Sunday, 12 September 2027
Terrain
Mixed
Location
Boundary Street, Gloucester NSW 2422, Australia
Entry Fee
Check official website
Difficulty
Challenging
Start Time
8am & 2pm
Good for Beginners
No – the full challenge is best for experienced multisport athletes, though a 1.4 km run option is available for newcomers.

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Event Details

Date Sunday, 12 September 2027
Location Gloucester, NSW
State NSW
Organizer Fully Rad Adventures

Course Description

The challenge kicks off with a 22 km mountain‑bike leg that winds through rugged 4WD tracks, creek beds, cattle trails, rainforest pockets and open country, testing both stamina and bike handling. Riders then transition to an 11 km kayak paddling the crystal‑clear Barrington River, navigating gentle stretches and occasional rapids. The final leg is a 9 km trail run that snakes through bushland, offering scenic views before looping back into the historic town of Gloucester. The mixed terrain showcases the natural beauty of Barrington Tops National Park and surrounding state forests, delivering a true outdoor adventure.

Getting There

The event is held at Boundary Street in the town of Gloucester, NSW 2422. Parking and public transport options are not detailed in the available information, so participants should check the official website for the latest directions, parking facilities and any recommended arrival times. Arriving early on race day is advisable to allow time for registration and pre‑race activities.

Where to Stay

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Weather & What to Pack

September is spring in New South Wales, bringing mild temperatures typically ranging from 12 °C to 22 °C with occasional showers. Expect fresh, crisp air and plenty of sunshine between clouds. Dress in layered, breathable clothing; a lightweight jacket for early morning chills and quick‑dry gear for the bike and kayak legs. Stay hydrated and carry a water bottle, as temperatures can rise quickly once the sun is up.

Race details last updated 23 Oct 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I register for the Mountain Man TriChallenge?

Registration is managed through the Humanitix platform. Visit the official event page on Humanitix to reserve your spot and follow the payment instructions. For any specific queries, contact the event host, Fully Rad Adventures.

What are the start times for the different race categories?

The event offers two start times: 8 am and 2 pm. Check the official website for details on which categories (Challenge, Double, etc.) start at each time.

What equipment is required for each leg of the race?

Participants need a mountain bike suitable for off‑road terrain, a kayak (or you may be able to rent on‑site – verify on the event website), and appropriate trail‑running shoes. Helmets are mandatory for the bike leg, and personal safety gear for kayaking is recommended.

Is there a shorter distance option for beginners?

Yes, a 1.4 km running distance is listed, providing a more accessible entry point for those new to multisport events. Contact the organisers for exact start times and any additional requirements.

What should I know about parking and transport on race day?

Specific parking locations and public transport details are not provided in the available information. Please refer to the official event website for the latest guidance on parking facilities and recommended arrival times.

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