After you're done with the Spotlight Down Under, keep going further east and hit New Zealand to enjoy the magic of Wanaka.
22 Jan - 18 Feb
Keep going further east and hit New Zealand to enjoy the magic of Wanaka.
Head to New Zealand and explore the routes of Wanaka, one of the most scenic triathlon events in the world. Enjoy the views and complete the Challenge to unlock a jersey.
Cycle along the famous triathlon bike course in Wanaka, along the Southern shores of Lake Wanaka, Otago, New Zealand and the famous World Heritage site Te Wahipounanmu in Mt Aspiring National Park.
Climb to the top of Crown Range with spectacular panoramic views on a challenging ascent with the reward of a sweeping downhill, taking you to the resort town of Wanaka.
Soak up the tranquility and beauty of one of New Zealand's South Island glacial lakes at the foot of the Southern Alps with vistas of pristine, crystal-clear waters and snow-covered mountains.
Are you ready for a new adventure that will push you to your limits? Looking for something to take your cycling to the next level? Then consider trying a triathlon! In this article, we'll take a basic overview and share five reasons why you should give it a go this season.
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Wanaka is a beautiful resort town and year-round destination in the heart of the Southern shores of Lake Wanaka, Otago, New Zealand. The famous World Heritage site called Te Wahipounanmu consists of fjords, waterfalls, glaciers, and rainforests in this vast Mt Aspiring National Park.
Wanaka is a beautiful resort town and year-round destination in the heart of the Southern shores of Lake Wanaka, Otago, New Zealand. The famous World Heritage site Te Wahipounanmu consists of fjords, waterfalls, glaciers, and rainforests in this vast Mt Aspiring National Park.
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