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American Triple-T Multisport Festival

May 21 - 23, 2027
Pleasant Hill Lake Park
Perrysville, OH 44864 US

SUPPORTED RIDES

RIDE. TRAIN. EXPLORE.
Experience the beautiful roads and rolling terrain surrounding Pleasant Hill Lake during American Triple-T weekend.
Whether you're building endurance, preparing for your next race or simply enjoying a ride with fellow athletes, our supported rides offer another way to experience Triple-T.
Choose your distance, ride at your own pace and enjoy being part of the multisport community.
More than a race. More ways to ride.

CHOOSE YOUR RIDE

13-MILE RIDE

A shorter ride to enjoy the scenery, get in some training miles and experience the Triple-T cycling community.
26-MILE RIDE

Go farther with a rewarding ride through the rolling roads around Pleasant Hill Lake and the Mohican Valley countryside.
54-MILE RIDE

Take on the longest supported ride of the weekend and make it a memorable endurance training day.

RIDE YOUR WAY

The Triple-T supported rides are designed to be flexible.
Ride at your own pace, enjoy the surrounding countryside and choose the distance that fits your training goals.
With a loop-based course, riders can plan their day around their fitness, experience and other festival activities.
Your ride. Your pace. Your Triple-T weekend.

WHEN TO RIDE

SATURDAY • MAY 22
13 & 26 Miles
9:00 A.M. 
Enjoy a shorter ride or build your endurance with two supported distance options during the heart of festival weekend.
SUNDAY • MAY 23
26 & 54 Miles
8:00 A.M.
Choose a rewarding Sunday ride, whether you're looking for additional training miles or a longer endurance challenge.

HOW THE RIDES WORK

ATT Supported Training Rides are noncompetitive rides on designated open-road routes. Choose your distance, ride at your own pace and enjoy the roads surrounding Pleasant Hill Lake.
Planned Ride Support
  • Marked Course: Approximately 13-mile loop with route maps and directional signage.
  • Water & Nutrition: Aid station at the loop start/finish.
  • Rider Assistance: Published contact number for riders needing assistance.
  • Pickup Support: Vehicle assistance for riders unable to complete their ride, where accessible.
  • Rider Check-In/Out: Helps HFP account for riders on the course.
  • Support Hours: Published operating hours and a final-loop departure cutoff.
Rider Responsibilities
These are noncompetitive, open-road training rides. Roads remain open to vehicle traffic. Riders must obey all traffic laws, carry basic repair supplies and be prepared to ride independently.

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