2010 RACE PROGRAM

P.O. Box 506 Hague, NY 12836 info@northcountrytri.com www.northcountrytri.com

June 2010

Lake George, NY

Dear Racers & Volunteers –

The 2010 North Country Triathlon is here! Whether you are racing, volunteering, or

cheering we are ready for you. Everyone involved with hosting this race has deep

roots in the Hague area of the Adirondack mountains and we love showing off the

beauty and challenging terrain of our corner of the world. After all, it gives each of

us an excuse to be at Lake George too!

Those who first settled these rugged Adirondack Mountains had strength, courage,

and determination, the same qualities each of our triathletes bring to this event. As

a racer I know well the commitment each person puts forth to prepare for a race

as challenging as ours. We thank you for choosing our event and in return we at

the NCT commit to providing an event that rewards your training and travel efforts

with beautiful scenery, hospitality, and a course that we’d like to race ourselves!

We need more than racers to have an event though. The men and women that

bring their talent to the NCT by volunteering are the real heart and soul of the

event. They will be working to prepare the course and facilities for weeks before

the race begins – many of their shifts working at the race will outlast every racer’s

time spent on the course. Racers, I have a challenge for you, try to thank every

volunteer you see out there. Without their efforts we simply could not make this

event happen. Give ‘em a smile and a “Thanks for being here” every chance you

get; they deserve it!

As the race director for the 2nd year I’ve carefully reviewed the comments from

racers and volunteers and we’ve made some changes to this year’s event to

maximize the safety of our racers, volunteers, and emergency personnel. Both bike

routes have been tweaked, water stop locations optimized, and the post-race party

has been moved to the event site to make sure all can share their race stories of

the day!

Thanks to our incredible network of sponsors and volunteers for another year of

support, encouragement, and participation!

John Hartley,

Race Director

2010 Race Schedule

FRIDAY, JUNE 25

RACE SAFETY MEETING

When: 5:00 pm – 5:30 pm

Where: Silver Bay, YMCA

RACE-PACKET PICK-UP*

When: 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Where: Silver Bay, YMCA – Dining Hall

PRE-RACE PASTA DINNER (Free for racers, and children under 12,

$10 each additional person)

When: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

(Dinner served until 7:30 pm only. )

Where: Silver Bay, YMCA – Dining Hall

Silver Bay, YMCA

87 Silver Bay Road, Silver Bay, NY.

Directly off Rt. 9N, approximately

3 miles south of the town of Hague

SATURDAY, JUNE 26

RACE-PACKET PICK-UP*

When: 6:00 am – 7:15 am

Where: Hague Beach

OLYMPIC DISTANCE RACE START

When: 8:00 am

Where: Hague Beach

SPRINT DISTANCE RACE START

When: Directly following last

Olympic wave (around 8:15 am – 8:30 am)

Where: Hague Beach

AWARDS

When: 11:30 am

Where: Hague Beach

POST-RACE PARTY

Live music and food

When: 11:45 am – 1:30 pm

Where: Hague Beach

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*Please remember to bring a valid ID, and USAT membership if applicable –

If you do not have a valid ID, we will not be able to give you your race-packet.

Staging/Transition Area MapThe staging area is located at Hague Beach in Hague, NY. Parking is located

across the street. Additional parking up the street, see parking map for more

details. All race participants should plan to be here by 6 am for body marking

and packet pick-up.

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Parking will be marked, please look for signs indicating locations.

Race Parking

1. DARRIN LOT

Directly across from Hague Town Beach and race area. This lot typically fills up by

6:00 am on morning of race-day. There is no overnight parking. Space for 50+ cars.

2. HAGUE COMMUNITY CENTER LOT

Located on Rt. 8, this lot is large with over 50 spaces and is only a quick walk

down to race area at Hague Beach.

3. TOWN LOT

Located on Rt. 8, this lot is next door to Juniper Gift Shop and across the street

from The Uptown Store. This lot has only 20 spaces. This is 2 min walk to race area.

4. CHURCH LOT (A & B)

Located on Rt. 8 next to church. This lot holds 25 – 35 cars.

5. ADDITIONAL LOT

Located on Rt. 9 just N of Hague Beach. This dirt lot holds 25 cars.

RACE MAPS

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Alison V. Craig Realty LLC If you are seeking a secluded retreat or a

waterfront property in the Lake George Area of the Adirondacks, our goal is to help

you find the property that is right for you.

For recent listings, please visit us at:www.alisonvcraigrealty.com

or contact Alison at

(518) 543-6221 or avcraig@capital.net

Sprint Distance RaceSPRINT SWIM COURSE

The swim course is 0.5 miles in total distance and will take you through the

crystal clear waters of Lake George. Water temperatures average between 68f

and 70f degrees around the end of June and early July.

Sprint distance swimmers will be heading on an out-and-back course which

runs south from Hague Beach taking the far side and going clockwise around

the buoys.

If you are tired or need assistance, please hold your hand up and alert nearby kayak and

rescue personnel. Swimmers needing a rest ARE allowed to hang onto the tips

of kayaks.

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• Head up Rt. 8 (west) to right on West Hague Rd. (watch for signs)

• Follow West Hague to New Hague Rd.

• New Hague to right onto 9N (merge cones to be in place). SLOW AND USE CAUTION!

Finish at Hague Beach Staging Area (cross-over 9N into staging area- caution)

Island Harbor curve – SLOW!

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CAUTION!SHARP CURVE ON DOWNHILL

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SPRINT RUN COURSE (3.1 MILES Out-and-back)

Run route is not closed to vehicle traffic during race–small shoulder–use caution

Run out of Hague Beach staging area and take left at 9N on lake side of street (against traffic)

Turnaround at 1.5 miles (at 100 ft past Pine Cove Drive)

• Cross to other side of street and come back to race area (again, against traffic)

• Aid Stations every 1.5 miles with Gatorade and water (At race start, race turnaround, and final 0.5 mi)

• Sprint distance mile markers will be green in color.

• Finish line at Hague Beach parking lot.

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TONY’S TICONDEROGA SPORTS1186 NYS Route 9N, Ticonderoga, NY 12883Routes 9N & 74 Crossroads of the Adirondacks info@tonystisports.com 518.585.6364 or 518.585.7836

Monday thru Friday 8am – 5pm, Saturday 8am – Noon, Closed Sundays

Olympic Distance RaceOLYMPIC SWIM COURSE

The swim course is 1.0 miles in total distance and will take you through the

crystal clear waters of Lake George. Water temperatures average between

68f and 70f degrees around the end of June and early July.

Olympic distance swimmers will be heading on an out-and-back course which

runs south from Hague Beach taking the far side and going clockwise around

the buoys.

If you are tired or need assistance, please hold your hand up and alert nearby

kayak and rescue personnel. Swimmers needing a rest ARE allowed to hang

onto the tips of kayaks.

RACE MAPS

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Start at Hague Town Beach Staging Area and head north along 9N (lake side of rd.)

• Follow around bend at Island Harbor (use extreme caution and slow to 5 mph here until around curve)

• Continue out towards Ticonderoga and take left at the Monument (will be marked and patrol car in place)

• Continue on 9N to left at Racetrack Rd.

• Follow to left at Old Chilson Rd and begin climb (approx. 3.1 to top turnaround)

Fast descent downhill on Rt 74 turning right onto Racetrack Road to another right onto 9N heading south back to Hague Beach staging area following same route

OLYMPIC RIDE COURSE (26.5 MILES) OUT & BACK

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OLYMPIC RUN COURSE (6.2 MILES- Out-and-Back)

Run out of Hague Beach staging area and take left at 9N on lake side of street (against traffic)

Take slight left onto Pudding Island Rd for 1/4 mile, returning onto 9N.

Turnaround at 3.1 mile (just past Silver Bay General Store)

• Cross to other side of street and come back to race area (again, against traffic)

• Aid Stations every 1.5 miles with Gatorade and water (6 total stations)

• Olympic distance mile markers will be orange in color

• Finish-line at Hague Beach parking lot

• Proceed into staging area for timing chip return, refreshments and awards

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PUDDINGISLAND ROAD

Gifts, HomeAccessories & Interior Design 9820 Graphite Mtn Rd Hague, NY 12836 518-543-6812

The Locust Inn A historical inn built in 1865, centrally located in Hague,

the Locust Inn is nestled on the shores of crystal clear Northern Lake George where you can enjoy a hideaway

in the Adirondack Mountains. The Inn is next door to the town beach where the North Country Triathlon

is held and is walking distance to restaurants, shops and the Adirondacks ‘oldest General Store.’

All of our bedrooms offer breathtaking views of Lake George and the Adirondack Mountains. A continental breakfast is served each morning.

For more information about rates and reservations, contact:David & Carolyn Dunn

www.locustinn.com • 888-593-7712

Eddie’s Restaurant“Fine Dining at a Reasonable Price”

Homemade pasta, hand-cut steaks • Private parties welcome

Licensed Caterer

Summer hours- 7 days a week • Your hosts: Dave & Beth Luliano68 State Route 9N, Ticonderoga, NY 12883 • 518-585-7030

Must See & DoFORT TICONDEROGA

Be sure and get out to Fort Ticonderoga during your stay in Hague, especially

if you have children of any age or even if you don’t. The fort is only 20 minutes

north of Hague in Ticonderoga, NY (Yes, where the pencils used to be made!).

Built by the French in 1755, The Fort offers visitors guided tours, re-enactments,

and a world class museum. It is one of the best ways to spend an afternoon in the

Adirondacks and one that will have you wanting to come back again and again.

If you can’t make it over the summer, early Fall is one of the best times of year to

visit where you’ll find short lines, crisp air, and spectacular Fall foliage.

For more information on Fort Ticonderoga, check out their website:

www.fort-ticonderoga.org

THE SUMMER-TIME HOMEOF THE WIND-CHILL FACTOR

THE SUMMER-TIME HOMEOF THE WIND-CHILL FACTOR

Route 9N & Alexandria Ave. 3/4 Mile South of the Liberty Monument Ti, NY.

Short on time? Call Ahead. (518) 585-3044

Serving the Very Finest Soft Ice Cream,Homemade Ice Cream Cakes and

Frozen Yogurt. Along with a CompleteAll-American Grill. Drive In.

THE SUMMER-TIME HOMEOF THE WIND-CHILL FACTOR

THE SUMMER-TIME HOMEOF THE WIND-CHILL FACTOR

Route 9N & Alexandria Ave. 3/4 Mile South of the Liberty Monument Ti, NY.

Short on time? Call Ahead. (518) 585-3044

Serving the Very Finest Soft Ice Cream,Homemade Ice Cream Cakes and

Frozen Yogurt. Along with a CompleteAll-American Grill. Drive In.

Open Year Round Serving from 4 pm

Closed Wednesdays

Reservations Appreciated

(518) 585-7657 Route 9N

Ticonderoga, NY

The Carillon is located in the historic town of Ticonderoga and is a full service restaurant specializing in Steaks,

Seafood and Pasta. We accept all major credit cards, have a full-service bar and a large selection of bottled wines.

(518) 585-7657 www.carillonrestaurant.com

SponsorsWe would like to thank the generous support of our local and national sponsors.

All of our sponsors play a crucial role in helping make this race happen and we

simply would not be able to do it without them.

Hague Chamber of Commerce

TOWN OF HagueBelden Property Services

Interested in sponsoring our race?Contact us at: info@northcountrytri.com

SNUG HARBOR MARINA Sales • Service • Storage • Summer Dockage

BOAT RENTAL & SALES

Refinishing Shop • Ship Store • Boat HaulingBoat Portaging – Lake George & Lake Champlain

(518) 585-2628 www.snugharbormarinainc.com

92 Black Point Road, Ticonderoga, NY 12883

Merchandise

Stop by our retail tent at the main staging

area during the race to purchase some

of our T-shirts, hats, and water bottles.

We currently only accept cash and checks.

NCT 2010 POSTER Hand silk-screened posters, limited edition.26”x 17” $18

T-SHIRTS Men’s: American Apparel© T-Shirt Womens: Bella© T-Shirt 100% CottonLimited sizes & colors available $18

BALL CAP 100% Cotton, (One Size) $15

WATER BOTTLEKleen Kanteen (18oz) $15

SLATE GRAY/ORANGE

ARMY/ORANGE

SLATE GRAY/PINK

T-SHIRTS Men’s: American Apparel© T-Shirt Womens: Bella© T-Shirt 100% CottonLimited sizes & colors available $18

At Codino’s, we offer a wide variety of delicious

frozen pasta such as stuffed rigatoni, lasagna, ravioli,

manicotti and stuffed shells to food distributors,

retail chains, institutional & private label customers.

Call us today for more information about

our high-quality products.

Call us at 518-372-3308 or go to www.codinos.comCodino’s Foods 704 Corporations Park, Scotia, NY 12302

Fort Ticonderoga has begun its 102nd season of preservation, education and fun. This is America’s Fort — the site that determined the boundaries of this great country during two early wars. Enjoy our beautiful award-winnng gardens, tours and history!

(518) 585-2821100 • Fort Road PO Box 390Ticonderoga, NY 12883www.fort-ticonderoga.org

Thank you

VOLUNTEERS

North Country Triathlon is very fortunate to have exceptional volunteers who

help make the race run smoothly, ensure safety, and cheer our racers on through-

out the race. They are truly the core of any race. If you get a moment, please let

them know how much we all appreciate them!

ROAD SAFETY

Safety is priority number one. We would like to thank the Hague Volunteer Fire

Department, local EMS, and Essex and Warren County Sheriff Departments for

their efforts to help ensure the safety of everyone involved in the race.

TOWN OF HAGUE

A big thank you goes out to the community of the Town of Hague for hosting

the race each year. Hague is such a wonderful site for the race and we really

appreciate the continued support and encouragement.

SILVER BAY YMCA

We would like to thank all of the SB Emps for their volunteer support each year

as well as Erin Grayson (Conference Program Director), Carroll LaPann (Volunteer

Coordinator), Bobbie-Jean Fish (SB Chef), and David Kisselback (CEO).

Principal photographer George Brown is available for on

location portraiture by appointment.

RACE MOMENT MEMORIES... CAPTURE THE HEART OF YOUR ACHIEVEMENT.

Visit us after the Triathlon at www.c2w-studios.comCustom posters and scrapbook pages available by request.

Thank you to the Hague Chamber of Commerce

DOWNTOWNHAGUERestaurantsand Retail

Adirondack Park Motel

Alison V. Craig Realty

Americade

Belden, DD

Brannock Properties

Brookwood Campsites

Carillon Restaurant

Carol’s Cozy Cottages

Century 21 Adirondacks

Champlain Valley Heating & Plumbing

Country Florist

DeFranco Landscaping

Eddies Restaurant

Fort Ti Ferry

Fort Ticonderoga

Fredericks Restaurant

Firehouse Restaurant

Graphite Mountain Stoneworks

Green Acres Campsite

Gunning Agency

Hague Chronicle

Hague Creek Antiques

Hague Group, LLC

Hague Market

Hague Motel

Hague Sno-Goers

Island View Vacation Rental

Juniper Design and Goods

Justy-Joe Charters & Guide Service

Lake George Land Conservancy

Lake George Lettering

LG Steamboat Company

Locust Inn Bed and Breakfast

Lonergan Antiques

Mannix Marketing

Murphy Lumber

Morgan Marine

North Brook Motel

Northern Lake George Resort

Old Glory Gifts and Antiques

Rathbun Jewelers

Ruah Bed and Breakfast

Sew & Sow Custom Embroidery

Silver Bay General Store

Silver Bay, YMCA of the Adirondacks

Sunset Mountain Lodge

TD Bank North

TC MurphyLumber Co.

Ti Festival Guild

Ticonderoga Animal Hospital

Ticonderoga Golf Corp.

Trout House Village Resort

Judy and Ken Shultz

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Trout House Village ResortLOG CABINS, COTTAGES & MOTELS

(800) 368-6088 Hague on Northern Lake George

Welcome to Trout House Village Resort located on the peaceful, northern shores of Lake George. Casual, relaxed and full of family fun.

Enjoy our 400 ft private sandy beach on the 32 mile sparkling waters of Lake George. Swim, boat, fish, hike, bike, and relax right from our front door. We have bikes, canoes, kayaks, rowboats, and a

nine hole putting green, all complimentary for our guests.

www.trouthouse.com

Spotlight on Hague Business

Juniper Design & GiftsSally De Larm Rypkema

Eddie’s RestaurantBeth & Dave Luliano

Located just a few miles north of Hague on Rt. 9N is

Eddie’s Restaurant which has been family owned and

operated for over 35 years! At Eddie’s you’ll find Beth

and Dave Luliano, and their super friendly staff serving

up delicious homemade pastas, hand-cut steaks, seafood

dishes, wine and fantastic desserts.

Phone: 518-585-7030

Eddie’s is a family friendly restaurant that

serves parties of all sizes, and has an out-

door dining area that is a great spot to enjoy

your meal in a truly Adirondack setting.

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If you are staying in town after the race, be sure and

visit Juniper Design & Gifts owned by Sally De Larm

Rypkema and her husband Jim. The store was started

by Sally after twenty years of running a successful

interior design business in the Boston area. Combining

her strong sense of design and eye for unique gift items,

Sally has created a unique shop carrying books, baby

clothes, jewelry, wedding gifts, handbags, home deco-

rating items and much more.

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JUNIPER DESIGN

EDDIE’S RESTAURANT

PETERHAVEN Charming Lakefront Cottage with Sandy Beach

in the town of Hague, NY

RENT A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE ON NORTHERN LAKE GEORGE

3 Bedrooms + Loft - 1 Bath - (Sleeps 5-8)

Full kitchen, boat slip available. 1 mile from town.Available May – October

For more information, please contact: Mary Behr at 201.988.8129

or email marybehr@hotmail.com

More detailed information at www.peterhaven.com

Who you are helping

Your participation in the North Country Triathlon

helps raise money and awareness around our

charity partner The Hope Lodge of Burlington.

North Country Triathlon contributes a significant

portion of it’s race proceeds directly to the

Hope Lodge.

North Country founder, Randy Engler chose The Hope Lodge because of the

amazing work they do providing a place to stay for patients while receiving

treatment at Fletcher-Allen in Burlington, VT. Additionally, roughly 70% of the

patients using The Hope Lodge come from Upstate New York. This is North

Country’s way of giving back.

Please join North Country in support of the Hope Lodge and contribute to the

Hope Lodge by contacting them directly, or by sending a check made out to

The Hope Lodge - Burlington to: Randy Engler: North Country Triathlon

P.O. Box 506 Hague, NY 12836.

For more than 25 years, the American Cancer Society Hope Lodge® in Burlington, Vermont has been a lifeline for hundreds of cancer patients and their caregivers and has provided a free “home away from home” for cancer patients.

Located at the entrance to Fletcher Allen Health Care, the American Cancer Society Hope Lodge, Lois McClure - Bee Tabakin Building is a state-of-the art residential facility that is available for more than 3,000 cancer patients and caregivers each year who need a place to stay during outpatient treatment. Hope Lodge’s Quality of Life Center houses American Cancer Society programs, as well as cancer prevention, detection and patient outreach staff for Burlington area cancer patients and caregivers.

American Cancer Society Hope Lodge Lois McClure - Bee Tabakin Building237 East Avenue, Burlington, VT 05401802.658.0649 cancer.org/hopelodgeburlington

American Cancer Society

Hope Lodge

In memory of Bill “Bo” O’Leary Very sadly Bo O’Leary passed away this spring. He was the swim part

of team “Two White Heads And A Chick” with Sandy Swanson (runner)

and Steve White (biking). Recalled as being one of the funniest

men ever, Bo’s absence is greatly felt by his teammates and Hague.

We all miss him very much.

Photo taken at the North Country Triathlon in 2007

Sustainability

PROPERTY MANAGEMENTPLOWING & SANDINGWINTER CARETAKINGROOF SHOVELINGICE EATER MONITORINGDOCKS IN & OUTSPRING & FALL CLEAN-UPOPENING & CLOSING CAMPSSTORM CLEAN-UPLAWN CAREWEEKLY TRASH SERVICEPLUMBING JOBS, ODD JOBS

Belden Property ServicesPeter Belden, Owner

PO Box 795Hague, NY 12836Office: (518) 543-6504Email: peterbelden@yahoo.com

HAGUE FIREHOUSE RESTAURANT

Great food & live entertainment!

9813 Graphite Mtn. Rd, Hague NY 12836

518.543.6266

North Country Events promotes challenging, multi-sport events designed to

have the greatest impact on healthy life-styles and the least amount of impact

on the environment.

From the cups used at our aid stations (100% recycled content and composta-

ble) to the napkins used at our pre-race pasta dinner, North Country Triathlon

is committed to doing it’s part to build races that are about healthy people and

healthy environment.

We have also teamed up with 1% FOR THE PLANET

because we believe that the sustainability of the natu-

ral environment is fundamental to the sustainability of

business. 1% FTP recognizes that industry and ecol-

ogy are inherently connected. It’s about realizing the

positive effects of connecting businesses, consumers

and non profits through philanthropy. And it’s about

understanding that the true cost of doing business can

be mitigated by a simple pledge to the planet.

Area RacesTHE FRONHOFER TOOL TRIATHLON Saturday, August 1

Cambridge, NY

Olympic Distance

1.5K Swim - 40K Bike - 10K Run

www.fronhofertooltriathlon.com

THE ADIRONDACK DISTANCE RUN Sunday, July 06

Lake George Village, NY

10 mile Run

www.adirondackrunners.com

LAKE GEORGE TRIATHLON Sunday, September 14th

Lake George Village, NY

Olympic/International Distance

USAT Sanctioned

www.adktri.org/lakegeorgetri.html

FOOTRACE AT FORT TICONDEROGA Saturday, September 22nd

Ticonderoga, NY

Duane Crammond Scholarship

5k Run

www.jasonfarbman.com/duane/info.htm

THE LAKE GEORGE

CENTURYA 100 MILE RIDE AROUND THE LAKE

Coming Fall 2011Join North Country Events for the 1st annual Lake George Century

which will be held early Fall 2011. This epic ride will take cyclists through the rolling hills surrounding Lake George.

Details on the event will be added over the next several months, so be sure and check our new site coming this Winter

for more information: www.northcountryevents.com

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FOUNDERRandy Engler

RACE DIRECTOR John Hartley

VOL�UNTEER DIRECTOR Donna Levenstien

MEDICAL� DIRECTOR Stacey Shearer

FIRE & RESCUE COORDINATOR Renee Swinton

MASTER OF CEREMONIES Tom Pannell

GRAPHIC DESIGNER Leslie Quinn

T-SHIRT PRINTING Art Don’t Pay

AD SAL�ES & SPONSORSHIP DIRECTOR

Bruce Tubbs

PRE-RACE DINNER HOST Silver Bay YMCA

RACE TIMING Score-This

SIGNAGE & BANNERS Lake George Lettering

2010 NORTH COUNTRY

TRIATHLON