Collector's
Edition, The First 20 Years
The Hydro Tasmania Three
Peaks Race has a valuable collection of facts and photos in the 102
page publication The First 20 Years. Order your copy now
for just $20 plus postage and handling.
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New Clothing range for 2009
 A complete new range of race clothing is now available to purchase. Items can be purchased now on this website and they will be on sale or able to be ordered at the various race control points, Beauty Point, Lady Barron, Coles Bay and Hobart.

Australian Three Peaks Race
The First 20 years.
A collectors book in colour and
black and white ideal for past competitors, volunteers
and followers of the race providing the reader with a
year by year history and photographs. 102 pages with additional supplement for
2009.
Price: AUD $20.00
(Plus Postage and Packaging $7.50 in Australia). For multiple
copies Postage and Packaging is $7.50 a copy in Tasmania
and $11.00 per copy to mainland Australia.
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The Race Australia's premier short-handed sailing endurance mountain
running race is held every Easter in Tasmania.
First
conducted in 1989, the Hydro Tasmania Three Peaks Race is a major event on the Tasmanian
sporting calendar attracting large crowds at various locations and extensive media
following each Easter. The next annual race will start on Good Friday,
2nd April 2010.
The People
Each year competitors are drawn from most
Australian states and often there is a number of international competitors,
mostly runners. For competitors it offers an interesting
alternative for the yachting fraternity and a challenging new activity
for runners, climbers and bushwalkers. It is this unique combination of the two
disparate disciplines which provides for such a challenging event.
The Teams
The race allows for three divisions; Main Monohull and Main Multihull,
Fully Crewed and Cruising.The Main Division
is the original concept of five persons in a team. The Fully Crewed
Division is the growth area ideal for those racing for the first
time and those not confident with 3 sailors and 2 runners. More ...
The Course The Hydro Tasmania Three Peaks Race is a
non-stop event, commencing at Beauty Point on the Tamar River just
north of Launceston and finishing in Hobart on the Derwent River. More
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The Volunteers The race is organised entirely by a dedicated
and competent team of volunteers who are situated at many places
along the race route. Here volunteers, spectators and runners have
the chance for refreshments at Mt Strzelecki base station.
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The Race
The Hydro Tasmania Three Peaks Race is a non-stop event, commencing
at Beauty Point just north of Launceston on the Tamar River and finishing
in Hobart on the Derwent River. Enroute, the running members of each
team have to scale Mt Strzelecki, Mt Freycinet and Mt Wellington.
The east-coast course around Tasmania affords
the best combinations of suitable mountains, coastal centres, accessibility
for followers, press crews and the public. It brings publicity and exposure
to two of the more beautiful but remote areas of the State, Flinders
Island and the Freycinet Peninsula, and takes competitors, supporting
groups and the media the length of the beautiful east coast.
For competitors it offers an interesting alternative for the yachting
fraternity and a challenging new activity for runners, climbers and
bushwalkers. It is this unique combination of the two disparate disciplines
which provides for such a challenging event.
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