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Hearts and Lives was initially formed to help the community rebuild following the
Wildfires of 2007. Their mission is to provide a network of resources and coordinate
dissemination of resources and information to residents within the Rim Communities
that have unmet needs. Unmet needs are defined as economic, physical, social
and/or emotional needs that cannot be met by the residents own resources. These
needs may be created as a result of a physical disaster (fire, flood, earthquake, etc.),
unexpected job loss, illness, or other unexpected circumstances.
The largest accomplishment of Rebuilding Hearts & Lives has been to take what
resources are available to assist individuals, families and the community and multiply
them. Coordination, in-kind donations, synergy, leadership and vision have all been
components of the successful efforts of Rebuilding Hearts & Lives.
This Race hopes to raise funds and awareness to those families who need it. Please
show your support for Rebuilding Mountain Hearts and Lives.
If you would like to make a donation, please contact the Organization below. Let
them know you heard about it from the Lake Arrowhead Triathlon Webpage.
www.heartsandlives.org
Rebuilding Mountain Hearts & Lives
PO Box 4644, Blue Jay, CA 92317
Telephone (909) 337-9922
Fax (909) 337-6130
Email: office@heartsandlives.org
turn left. Follow the signs to Lake Arrowhead. Waterman Turns into HWY 18. Take HWY 18 to
HWY173. That will take you to the Lake Arrowhead Village and Resort. For a map, click on the link
below.
Kids Race: We will have a kids fun run at 8:30 at the Lake Arrowhead Village, cost is$20 early
registration and no late fee. Distance is 1K through the Village peninsula, all kids will receive
finishers medals, race t-shirts, and breakfast.
Registration: Register online at Active.com or mail the bottom portion of this flyer in along with your enclosed check.
Packet Pick-up and Late Registration will take place on September 11th from 4-8 pm and September 12th starting at 5:30am
in the lake arrowhead Village area
Late Registration and Packet Pick-up : Starting Friday at 3pm-8pm location either the Lake Arrowhead Village.
Awards: Ceremony will be held at the Lake Arrowhead Village following event. Overall male and female prizes and
three deep in each age group will receive medals. We will have LOTS of giveaways!
Rules: Bike helmets are required. No drafting during the bike course. Athletes must stay to the shoulder of the road during the
bike. The bike is on an open road. The run will be on a closed road. The roads will be heavily monitored by the CHP and volunteer
sheriffs to ensure safety. Wetsuits will be allowed. Water will be in the low to mid 70 degrees.
Lodging: Please go to www.lakearrowhead.net for lodging information.
Camping Accommodations: The Lake Arrowhead Ranger District, (909) 337-2444, offers many hiking
trails and campgrounds that can accommodate a large number and variety of campers and their gear. North Shore: 27 Lake
Arrowhead campsites, some suitable for RVs. North Shore is located within a mixed oak and conifer forest. It is operated by a
concessionaire. Located near the north shore of Lake Arrowhead two miles northeast of the Lake Arrowhead Village. Dogwood: 93
Lake Arrowhead campsites. 66 will accommodate tents. Many Sites are suitable for RV units. Sites are also available for trailers.
There are also two multi-family sites (15 people, four vehicles per site). Two sites for the handicapped are also available. Dogwood
is located in a heavily forested site. It is named for its beautiful Dogwood trees, whose spring blossoms and colorful fall foliage
present spectacular displays. It is a popular campground, so early reservations are recommended. Located approximately 1/4 mile
east of Rimforest, off Hwy 18, at the Blue Jay turnoff. Click Here to Make
Reservations www.reserveamerica.com
600 yard swim is a point to point swim from the Resort to the Yacht club boat
ramp. There will be one transition area at the Resort Parking Lot. The Bike is
10 mile loop, clockwise, around Lake Arrowhead on an Open road. It is a
technical bike course with a lot of turns and hills. You will find this to be one of
the most challenging bike course you can do in any sprint triathlon. It has
about 900 feet of climbing. The bike section of the course is open to traffic.
Please ride with caution. The 3 mile run will be on a Closed road. Its an out
and back with rolling hills, finishing at the far end of the Peninsula in the Lake
Arrowhead Village.
