Wolfman Triathlon

The Annual Wolfman Triathlon, presented by Wolfman Triathlon Inc., consists of three segments: a 3-mile whitewater paddle, a 13-mile mountain bike ride, and a 3.5-mile rugged trail run.

Racers begin in kayaks/canoes on the very rocky 3-mile class II whitewater section of the Wolf River just north of Langlade. This downriver canoe and kayak leg ends at the DNR landing in Langlade.

Racers then pull their boats ashore and sprint to the bike racks for a 13-mile mountain biking portion of the race. After a short ride east on Highway 64, the course enters the Nicolet National Forest and the area’s extensive network of challenging technical single-track mountain bike trails. The course eventually exits the National Forest, crosses Highway 55 south of Langlade, and continues on a more purpose-built trail culminating with a river crossing near the end of the mountain biking course.

The last leg of the race is a 3.5-mile rugged trail run along the scenic Wolf River.

Only interested in the run?! No worries! There's a trail run division for those individuals who only want to run! There will also be a heavy 5K and a heavy half-marathon for those who like extra miles!

Because the Wolfman Triathlon fills very quickly every year, and there are only have a set number of starts, don't wait to register.