1.2mile swim
Swim the Columbia
The start, the river and the way out. Bring the swim course and its arrival places into one view.
Explore the course: Swim (opens in a new tab)Event maps for destinations
Every part of the event. One map.
The course. The crowd. The place to park. Help everyone picture their day, from the first arrival to the finish-line celebration.
More than the main event
A great day starts before the starting line.
Athletes want to know the route. Families want to know where to cheer. Everyone needs a way to arrive, find their people and enjoy the place they came to visit.
Wander brings those pieces together. Put your event’s courses, venues and visitor essentials on the same map, then connect the weekend to the rest of your destination.
One race. An entire destination.
Explore the swim, bike and run. Zoom into transition, find parking and follow the connections to aid stations and riverfront facilities.
Follow the course
The Columbia River swim
Follow the swim course downstream, from the start beside Howard Amon Park to the exit near Columbia Point. See the start, finish and nearby facilities in one view.
Connected places
Tri-Cities’ event map · © Mapbox © OpenStreetMapCurrent event guide & access details (opens in a new tab)
Explore Tri-Cities’ existing event map. For your race weekend, check the organizer’s current course and visitor guide (opens in a new tab).
See the shape of the day
Three disciplines. One connected experience.
56mile bike
See the whole ride
Let athletes explore the course through Richland and the countryside, with aid stations connected to the route.
Explore the course: Bike (opens in a new tab)
13.1mile run
Follow the river home
Trace the riverfront run, find the finish and help supporters picture where they fit into the day.
Explore the course: Run (opens in a new tab)Event distances: Visit Tri-Cities (opens in a new tab). Map imagery: Wander · © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap.
Build around your event
The details that make the day work.
Make the route tangible
Draw courses on the actual landscape. Let people move from the full route to an individual turn, transition or support stop.
Explore this feature: Make the route tangibleConnect the arrival
Link a venue or transition area to its parking, transit stops and entrances. Put the practical choices beside the place people are trying to reach.
Explore this feature: Connect the arrivalGive supporters a plan
Bring viewing places, restrooms and gathering spots together. Add the local advice that helps families enjoy the day too.
Explore this feature: Give supporters a planBuild a whole weekend
Connect the race with community celebrations, local food, shops and places to stay. Give visitors a reason to arrive early and stay longer.
Explore this feature: Build a whole weekendKeep the map in the story
Embed the same map beside your event pages. Focus each page on its course, venue or visitor places while keeping the wider destination close by.
Explore this feature: Keep the map in the storyTake it beyond the website
Link signs, visitor guides and printed programs to the map with QR codes. Help people return to the right information throughout the event.
Explore this feature: Take it beyond the websiteYour event, your map
Built for the way people explore.
Is this only for endurance races?
No. Build around the way your event uses places: a downtown festival, arts weekend, campus event or regional celebration. Connect venues, entrances, parking and nearby discoveries on the same map.
Can we use our existing course files?
Yes. Bring your course data and the locations your team already maintains. We help turn them into routes and places on your event map.
Can parking and facilities be connected to a venue?
Yes. Link places such as parking, transit stops and restrooms to the venue or route they serve, so visitors can discover the practical details together.
Can we update the map for the next event?
Yes. Your team can update places, descriptions and routes in Wander. Keep reusable destination information and revise the details that change for each edition.
Give your event a home on the map.
Bring the courses, the venues and the local knowledge. We’ll build the experience with you.
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