VIDEO: Cultus Lake Triathlon

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Main Beach was crowded with participants and spectators for the Cultus race.

Athletes from all over the province and Washington State swam, ran and biked around Cultus Sunday morning at the Chilliwack race hosted by Victoria-based Dynamic Race Events.

See the Dynamic Race website for more information.

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