Overview

Photos from the event will be available at geosnapshot.com

Schedule

Partners

Naming Rights Sponsor

Revvies are a faster, safe, consistent and sugar-free way to get a caffeine boost before or during exercise. Revvies can be taken without water, are suitable for vegans and fit any pocket.

Official Accommodation Partner

Overlooking picturesque Lake Jindabyne, Rydges Horizons Snowy Mountains has cosy well-appointed rooms, two restaurants, a bar, indoor swimming pool, tennis courts and a games room.  It is only a few minutes’ walk into town.

Thank you to Koscuisczko National Park, allowing us to utilise this fantastic venue for our event.

Hydration Partner

Being hydrated well helps you perform at your best. Powerade ION4 replaces four electrolytes lost in sweat, to drive today’s athletes forward.

Health Fund Partner

Peoplecare is a national, not for profit health fund that has been caring for members since 1953. They have a range of health cover options independently rated amongst the best value in Australia. Peoplecare have a reputation for the highest levels of customer satisfaction.

Getting there

The running events starts and finishes in Charlotte Pass Village.

From Sydney – follow the Hume Highway from Sydney then just south of Goulburn take the Federal Highway and travel south to Canberra. This section of the trip is on a mainly divided road. At Canberra follow the signs to the Monaro Highway to Cooma. The road then joins the Kosciuszko Rd that you follow through the town of Berridale and onto Jindabyne. Just past Jindabyne Town Centre you continue to travel on Kosciuszko Road which takes you into the National Park. The distance from Jindabyne to Charlotte Pass Village is 40km. On the day of the event, the closest you will be able to get to Charlotte Pass Village is Perisher Village (32km from Jindabyne), where you will need to park and then be bussed into the event.

From Melbourne – follow the Hume Highway from Melbourne to Wodonga. Take the Murray Valley Highway “To Wodonga / Tallagatta” exit and follow the signs “To Tallangatta” Then after passing Wodonga follow the signs to Tallangatta again on the Murray Valley Highway. You pass through the village of Koetong onto Corryong. Drive through Corryong and take the “Khancoban” turn off on your right. Once in Khancoban you are only 76kms from Thredbo. From here the drive is truly spectacular as you take in awesome views of the Main Range and discover the beauty of the Kosciuszko National Park. You pass through Thredbo and continue down the Alpine way towards Jindabyne.  Once at Jindabyne,  turn left onto Kosciuszko Road which takes you into the National Park. The distance from Jindabyne to Charlotte Pass Village is 40km. On the day of the event, the closest you will be able to get to Charlotte Pass Village is Perisher Village (32km from Jindabyne), where you will need to park and then be bussed into the event.

Road Closures

On the Saturday 12th March 2022, The Snowy Mountains area’s will host to the AAA Triathlon Festival incorporating Triathlons (swim/ride/run) over two different distances.

The Festival is supported by Snowy River Shire Council, NSW Police & RMS, and Triathlon Australia. Throughout the day, for the safety of competitors and motorists, and in compliance with Triathlon Australia recommendations, there will be some road restrictions in place in Alpine Way and Kosciuzko Road that will affect residents and visitors. We understand that road restrictions will have some impact on the community, and have endeavoured to design a course and time frame to minimise this.

All roads will remain open, but minor delays can be expected and we ask for your patience whilst remembering that safety is our first priority. The following road restrictions will be required for Saturday 12th March 2022:

• Kosciuszko Road, From the roundabout at Kalkite Street,  Jindabyne to Charlotte Pass for the safety of cyclists. 7:00am – 3:00pm approx.
• Alpine Way, From Kosciuzko Rd to Dead Horse Gap for the safety of cyclists. 7:30am – 1:00pm approx.