Bottomless Triathlon

The Bottomless Triathlon, held at Bottomless Lakes State Park in Roswell, New Mexico, is a family-friendly super sprint triathlon established in 1984. It features a 1/4 mile swim in a clear spring-fed lake, an 8-mile hilly bike course, and a fast, flat 4K run. The event offers individual triathlon, 2 or 3 person coed relay, and an under-18 individual triathlon, welcoming both beginners and experienced athletes.

Known as the birthplace of the Triathlon Junior Olympics and a 1989 qualifier for the inaugural ITU Youth World Championships, the race supports local food security efforts, with proceeds benefiting Harvest Ministries of Roswell. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.