
Course Maps
See every turn before race day.
Explore the swim, bike and run routes used by the Texas City Triathlon, Duathlon and Aquabike. Open each interactive map to inspect the course, change available route views and understand how every event moves through the venue.
Know which event & routes are yours.
Use this quick guide before opening the maps below.
Triathlon
One complete swim-bike-run course from Galveston Bay to Rainbow Park.
- Swim500 meters
- Bike15 miles
- Run3.1 miles
Duathlon
Two different run routes surrounding the same complete bike course.
- Run 12 miles
- Bike15 miles
- Run 23.1 miles
Aquabike
The complete swim and bike routes, finishing at the Bike-In timing mat.
- Swim500 meters
- Bike15 miles



How to use the maps.
Each map works on desktop, tablet and mobile. Follow these steps to find the exact route view you need.
01Open the map
Select “Show Map” inside the frame to enlarge and activate the interactive course.
02Change views
Use the map menu to switch available routes. Choose Satellite or Hybrid for aerial detail.
03Find added routes
The swim map includes Swim Exit to Transition. The run map includes the Duathlon opening run.
04Using a phone?
Open the map first. The course selector becomes available after the interactive map loads.
Explore your race. Know the courses.
Review the route now, then follow all race-day markings and official instructions when you compete.
Swim Course
The swim begins with a running beach start. Water is approximately shin- to waist-deep approaching the first buoy, approximately 6–7 feet deep between the course buoys and progressively shallower returning to shore.
Bike Course
Triathlon, Duathlon and Aquabike athletes use the same fast, mostly flat and mostly closed course along the Texas City Dike and nearby roads. Expect expansive water views and the possibility of coastal wind.
Run Courses
The fully closed run course features water views, park views and a final mile on a groomed crushed-surface trail. The 3.1-mile route serves the Triathlon and the Duathlon’s second run.

Arrive ready to race.
Study your course, understand each transition and save your focus for race morning.