ATLANTA, GA, August 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) Hampton Inn & Suites Hotel Scottsboro offers nearby lodging to participants and fans attending 11th Annual Frantic Frog Triathlon. Taking place on September 10, 2011 at Goosepond Colony, the event will include a 400 meter swim, 24K bike race and 5k run. The triathlon is a fundraiser for the Jackson County Chapter of the American Red Cross. All monies raised during the event will remain in Jackson County, AL community. The race is scheduled to begin at 8:00am and participants must register in advance.
The Frantic Frog Triathlon is open to both male and female athletes. Participants can also enter as teams, with Masters entry available to registrants age 40 and older. Weight categories include Clydesdales for athletes under 200 lbs and Athena for athletes under 150 lbs.
"Offering affordable rates and outstanding accommodations, our Scottsboro Alabama hotel is an ideal choice for local lodging," explains Nova Sisk, the Scottsboro Alabama Hotel's General Manager. "Plus, in addition to being the site of the triathlon, Goose Pond Colony is a popular nearby attraction includes two 18 hole championship golf courses, top bass fishing, a marina and onsite dining including the Waterfront Grill."
The Hampton Inn & Suites Hotel in Scottsboro Alabama is the leading place to stay in Scottsboro. The property features and amenities include free High-speed Internet access, complimentary hot breakfast, business center, fitness room, outdoor pool and boat parking slip. Guestrooms also include 37-inch flat panel HDTV with HBO, 250 thread count sheets and the Clean and Fresh Hampton Bed .
Situated in the mountain and lake region of northern Alabama, this Scottsboro AL hotel is just minutes from Goose Pond Colony. For more information on the 11th Annual Frantic Frog Triathlon benefiting the American Red Cross, visit www.scottsborotrisport.org. To book your stay at the Hampton Inn Scottsboro call 256-259-5200 or visit them online.
About Hampton Inn & Suites Scottsboro Alabama Hotel
The Hampton Inn & Suites Scottsboro hotel in Alabama is located in the mountain/lakes region of northern Alabama surrounded by majestic mountains and rich valleys, located minutes from Lake Guntersville. Whether in town for business or pleasure, Hampton Inn & Suites Scottsboro has been designed with your comfort in mind, from boat parking slips to complimentary high-speed internet access, your comfort is their main goal. Each of the hotel's spacious rooms and suites features the Clean and Fresh Hampton Bed , mini refrigerator, microwave, work desk, basic cable plus HBO, and 37 inch flat panel TV.
For more information visit: http://www.hamptonscottsboro.com.
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Scottsboro Hotel Near Goosepond Colony Provides Nearby Lodging to Athletes Participating in the Frantic Frog Triathlon
Hampton Inn & Suites Scottsboro Hotel offers convenient accommodations to athletes and fans attending the Frantic Frog Triathlon on September 10, 2011 at Goosepond Colony.
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[Press-News.org] Scottsboro Hotel Near Goosepond Colony Provides Nearby Lodging to Athletes Participating in the Frantic Frog TriathlonHampton Inn & Suites Scottsboro Hotel offers convenient accommodations to athletes and fans attending the Frantic Frog Triathlon on September 10, 2011 at Goosepond Colony.