A new trail network, a weekend away with your riding mates or a championship goal; where will enduro take you in 2027?
Combining timed downhill stages with all-day riding between them, enduro mountain bike racing brings together fitness, technical skills and a sense of adventure. From national titles to state competition and multi-round series, here’s a selection of enduro MTB events across Australia to inspire your next racing trip.
Victoria: head for Bright
Victorian Enduro State Championships, Bright
Bright’s mountain setting is the backdrop for the Victorian Enduro State Championships in April, bringing riders to Mystic Park to race for state honours. Hosted by Joyride MTB, the event gives enduro racers a championship challenge to build a High Country trip around. Gather your riding crew for a weekend away, with Bright as your base for catching up after the racing.
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Queensland: a championship challenge and a season of enduro
Queensland Enduro State Championships, Toowoomba
Toowoomba welcomes the Queensland Enduro State Championships in July, bringing riders together to chase state honours with Toowoomba MTB Club. Enduro rewards the ability to put several strong stages together, adding anticipation as the day’s racing unfolds. For Queensland riders, it’s a championship goal to work towards; for visiting competitors, a reason to take their next racing trip to Toowoomba.
Renegade Gravity Enduro Series
The Renegade Gravity Enduro Series gets underway in January, offering five rounds of racing. Timed descents bring the competition, while the transfers between stages offer a chance to regroup before the next challenge. Choose a round for a weekend away or make the series the core of your 2027 riding season.
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Tasmania: make tracks for Maydena and Derby
Tas Gravity Enduro Series, Maydena Bike Park
Maydena Bike Park welcomes Round 4 of the Tas Gravity Enduro Series in April, giving riders another reason to take their bikes to Tasmania. The penultimate round brings the competition towards its finale, with a weekend of enduro racing to share with familiar faces and visiting riders.
AusCycling Enduro National Championships, Derby
Derby’s granite slabs, fern-lined trails and technical singletrack set the scene for the AusCycling Enduro National Championships in November. Hosted by TasGrav Events, the championships bring riders together to race for national honours in one of Tasmania’s best known mountain bike destinations. It’s a chance to gather your crew, experience the championship atmosphere and build a riding trip around the racing, with Blue Derby at the heart of it.
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Western Australia: follow the WA Gravity Enduro series
WA Gravity Enduro Series
Eight rounds of WA Gravity Enduro offer plenty of opportunities to make racing part of your 2027. The series begins in March, bringing riders together for timed downhill stages, transfers and the shared experience of a day out on the trails.
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New South Wales: head for Thredbo
Cannonball MTB Festival, Thredbo
Thredbo’s alpine trails are the backdrop for Cannonball MTB Festival in February, with the All Mountain Enduro bringing a multi-stage racing challenge to the broader gravity program. It’s a chance to gather your crew, race in the Snowy Mountains and watch the action between your own stages. The alpine village adds to the atmosphere, with live music and celebrations making this a mountain bike trip with lots happening beyond the finish line.
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Where will your next enduro race take you?
A High Country weekend, a Tasmanian riding trip or a series shared with your local racing community; there are plenty of ways to make enduro mountain bike racing part of your 2027. These are just some of the events ahead, with more opportunities to discover across the mountain bike calendar.
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Photos: Dan Hoey / Broken Photography