
The Active Texan Triathlon was a triathlon race held on October 11, 2026 in Bryan, TX, with entry fees from $75 to $145.
This race has already happened.
It was held on October 11, 2026. Registration for this edition is closed.
We are excited to be hosting year 4 of a sprint triathlon in the Bryan/College Station area benefiting the local nonprofit First Win in honor of John C. Webb. For more information about The Active Texan and the triathlon, visit theactivetexan.com.
The race will consist of a 400m swim, 14 mile bike, and 3.1 mile run at Lake Walk and in the surrounding Traditions neighborhood in Bryan, Texas. This will be a great race for both seasoned triathletes and those looking to complete their first multisport race.
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We also have a relay option for those who want to compete, but do not (or feel they can not) complete all 3 events. Each member on the team of 3 must sign up individually, enter their team name, and select the event they will complete for the race.
This will be a USAT sanctioned race. As such, all participants are required to be USAT members in order to participate. USAT offers a single day membership or if you would like to research their annual options you may do so here. All annual members will be required to provide proof of membership prior to racing.
All registrations are final and are non-refundable.
Open-Water Swim Practice
Get familiar with the swim course before race day! We will offer two swim practice opportunities at Lake Walk.
Saturday, October 3 | 8:00–9:30 AM
Saturday, October 10 | 8:00–9:30 AM
📍 Location: Lake Walk Tower / Observation Deck
We highly encourage first-time triathletes and anyone new to open-water swimming to attend!
Packet Pickup
We have 4 opportunities for you to pick up your race packet.
Friday, October 9
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Brazos Running CompanyCentury Square, College Station, TX
Saturday, October 10
8:00–10:00 AM AND 3:00–6:00 PM
Lake Walk Pavilion
4107 Lake Atlas Dr, Bryan, TX 77807
Sunday, October 11 – RACE DAY!
5:30–7:15 AM
Lake Walk Pavilion
4107 Lake Atlas Dr, Bryan, TX 77807
Packet Pickup Reminders:
Bring your photo ID.
Picking up for someone else? You must have a picture of their photo ID.
Relay team members may pickup packet for the whole team.
Race Morning Reminders
5:30 AM – Packet pickup and transition open
7:15 AM – Packet pickup closes
7:30 AM – Transition closes
7:50 AM – National Anthem & Pre-Race Remarks
8:00 AM – Race Start
FAQs:
Will I be able to wear a wetsuit for the race? - At this time we do not expect the water temperature to be low enough to permit wetsuit use. The water temperature will be communicated prior to race day.
When does the race start? - BOTH RACES start Sunday, October 11th, at 8am. We will utilize a self seeding rolling start. Athletes will enter the water off a floating pier, and entering feet first is strongly recommended.
Can I check my bike in the night before? - Transition will open the morning of the race, and there will be NO OVERNIGHT BIKE STORAGE for this event. Only participating athletes will be allowed to access the transition area.
Population
86,169
as of 2023
City Elevation
340 ft
Nearest Airport
CLL
Easterwood Field · 7 mi
Major Hub
IAH
George Bush Intercontinental Airport · 78 mi
Time Zone
Central Time
From Endurance Grid
A mid-size host city. Enough lodging and amenities to keep race weekend easy, without big-city sprawl.
The Active Texan Triathlon was held on October 11, 2026 at 4107 Lake Atlas Dr, Bryan, TX. Registration for this edition is closed — but there is always another start line.
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Three sports, one race — swim, bike, run in sequence, with transitions that are a discipline of their own.
Open water, open roads, and competition with yourself. Cross the finish line knowing what it took to get there.
Swim, bike, run — back to back. The sprint distance makes it far more accessible than most people think. Three sports in one race means three movements to train and race day never gets monotonous.