UK Enduros You Can Do In 2026.

Here’s a (hopefully) exhaustive list of the enduro racing, be it one-offs, series or multi-day-ers, that you can do on home turf in 2026.

Just before Christmas, Bud of Welsh Enduro Series fame announced he’d be hanging up his boots, begging the question what remains. Here’s a list of what you can get stuck into next year.

We will update this list as and when more information is available. Northern Downhill and MiniDH organisers have suggested that they will potentially be running more races, details TBC.

Trans Caledonia Enduro

Trans Caledonia’s inaugural event kicks off in September 2026 with 80 riders taking on six days of iconic Scottish riding from Sunday 6th to Sunday 13th September. Entres go live on Burns’ Night, Sunday 25th January. Race entries for the 2026 Trans Caledonia Enduro are £2395.

What’s included?

All logistics including airport transfers, accommodation transfers and uplift shuttles
7 nights’ hotel, lodge and hostel accommodation – that’s right, no camping!
Four meals per day (breakfast, lunch, post race snacks and dinner)
+35 stages
Ceilidh (Kay-Lee) Finisher Dinner, Party and Awards Ceremony
Medical assistance for you (professional medic team) and your bike (mechanic support)
Media content – access to professional photography to share and remember your week
Pro timing
Event swag
Pre event webinars
Whisky, pipers, and haggis

The Ex Enduro

The Ex Enduro will celebrate its 10th anniversary in 2026. Three days of Exmoor classics, night stages and legendary foodstuffs will run from 11th to the 13th of September.

You can pre-register via the pre-registration page, entering your email address, and selecting ’email newsletter’ and ‘subscribe’.

Read Pete’s 2025 race report here.

Ard Rock

Ard Rock 2026 entries went live November 30th and usually sell out pretty rapid. One of the biggest events in the calendar, it’s far more than just a bike race. Three different enduro races, an ebike challenge and a monster pit arena make this one for the books.

Read Pete’s 2023 Ard Rock race report here.

Ard Moors

Ard Rock’s little brother is now all grown up. Ard Moors takes in the best of the North York Moors and usually kicks off a month beforehand on in early June with both full and sprint courses available. Expect a physically and technically demanding course, just like Ard Rock but with more singletrack to boot.

Dates and entries are currently TBC (29/12/25).

Boltby Bash

Another North York classic, the Boltby Bash returns 16th and 17th May 2026, with 5 stages that are otherwise closed outside of the race. 35km and 800m elevation will certainly get the body feeling like it’s been moving. Saturday is for practice, Sunday is race day, although you can opt to race it blind should you so wish.

Entry details TBC, for more info, head to the Boltby Bash website here.

Hurtwood Enduro

Another private land banger that can only be ridden during the race, the Hurtwood Enduro includes six stages of the very best in the Surrey Alps. Even better, the proceeds from the race are poured back into local community projects.

Open practice is followed by single runs of the six stages. Registration for the 2026 Hurtwood Enduro opened at 9am on 6th December 2025.

Head to the Hurtwood Events website here for more.

Naughty Northumbrian

One of the toughest races in the calendar, the Naughty Northumbrian is a massive weekend out. Practice on Saturday is compulsory and you do it all again on the Sunday. A 40km loop with 1700m of elevation is a decent enough stint once in a weekend.

The race returns on the 5th-6th September 2026, with entries going live in February. Head to the Naughty Northumbrian site for more.

Bolly Skyline Enduro

Two thirds of the Bolly Skyline HQ team are the Bryceland siblings who have put on an enduro festival over the last few years to plenty of enthusiasm from riders. Entries are live and the 2026 event runs from Friday 7th to Sunday 9th August.

The Bolly Full is a 25 to 30km long race with around 800m-1,000m of elevation over 8 timed stages. Practice is on Friday with Saturday racing. The Bolly Half is 15 to 20km long and with around 500-600m of elevation over 5 timed stages on Saturday and Sunday. You can also camp or enter the festival without riding if that’s your bag too.

Scottish Enduro Series

Rounds 1 of next year’s 20Twenty Scottish Enduro Series will double up as a round of the 2026 British National Enduro Series, whilst the final round in Fort William will be a triple header, featuring both a Scottish and British Enduro, as well as Scottish Champs.

Entries for the 2026 series are live now and a 15% discount is available if you enter all four rounds at the same time.

Head to SiEntries for 2026 20Twenty Scottish Enduro Series entries here.

2026 20Twenty Scottish Enduro Series:

Round 1 – Tweed Valley – 17–18 April 2026
Round 2 – Pitfichie – 9–10 May 2026
Round 3 – Dunkeld – 13–14 June 2026
Round 4 – Fort William – 3^rd-4^th October 2026 (Date TBC)

Peaks Enduro Series

Focus Rides is offering up a 5 round Peaks Enduro Series for 2026 with the added bonus of hosting a British National Enduro Series round as part of their fourth round in Hope Valley.

Get the whole family along for some racing at the end of April as round 3 at Barlow is for everyone. Saturday is for ladies and the wee ones, with the men racing on Sunday. Entries opened on 10th November 2025 and close on Friday 27th March 2026.

Info and entries can be found on the Focus Rides site here.

2026 Peaks Enduro Series:

Round 1 – Barlow – 29th March
Round 2 – Barlow – Ladies and Kids Racing – 25th April/Mens 26th April
Round 3 – Barlow – 23rd/24th May
Round 4 – Hope Valley – 20th/21st June (British National Enduro Series round)
Round 5 – Horsleygate East – 19th July

Southern Enduro

2026 Event Calendar:

Warm‑Up – March 8: Newnham Park, Devon (Mashup Enduro)
Round 1 – April 19: Quantocks near Taunton, South West (Enduro)
Round 2 – May 3: QECP, Hampshire (Enduro)
Round 3 / Champs – May 23–24: Minehead, Somerset (National Enduro & Mashup)
Round 4 – June 28: Milland, West Sussex (Enduro)
Ducksmart Funduro – Autumn 2026 Twisted Oaks, Suffolk (Funduro)

What’s New for 2026?

Southern Enduro Teams League – compete as part of a team, with standings hosted on Roots & Rain.
Fresh Formats – alongside classic Enduro rounds, enjoy Mashup and Funduro events for variety.
Exclusive Discounts – tickets go on sale 22nd November 2025, with up to 20% off early entries.
Expanded Venues – from the Quantocks to Twisted Oaks, we’re bringing Southern Enduro to more iconic UK locations.

Entries & Tickets

Entries open 22nd November 2025. Early bird tickets mean you can save up to 20% – but be quick, to make the most of the early bird, this makes a perfect Christmas present. Entries and info can be found here.

Pedalhounds Enduro Series

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Pedalhounds are back with their MTB/eMTB series in 2026 with a four-round series taking in the classics. Entries went live on Monday 1st December 2025 at 09:00 and will close on Wednesday 25th February 2026.

If you’re in the south east of England and want to race enduro, Pedalhounds is where it’s at.

Info and entries can be found here.

2026 Pedalhounds Enduro Series:

Round 1 – Canada Heights MX Circuit – 1st March
Round 2 – Land of Nod – 22nd March
Round 3 – Matterley Estate – 10th May
Round 4 – Land of Nod – 4th October

Hamsterley Beast Funduro

9th May 2026 will see Hamsterley Forest host the ‘Beast Funduro’. Eight stages of pretty much everything from trail centre flow to northern chunder over 25 miles will get the blood moving for sure. There’s also the Hammers Jam TT where riders under 15 can have a pop at a couple of the stages that the adults will race on.

“All of this capped off by one of the most brutal finishing stages around, the notorious Beast stage. A colossal five trail combo that drops you almost the length of the valley back into the arena.“

Sounds good, right? Enter here and support the Great North Air Ambulance Service.

River Dart Enduro

The team behind the Ashcombe Mini Downhill have organised a new enduro for 2026, the River Dart Enduro, taking place on Sunday 15th March. Hosted at the beautiful River Dart country park.

The River Dart Enduro is a 4 stage race within the woodlands of the park. Expect fresh cut, hand built stages, that will be physically and technically demanding. This event is suitable for experienced racers and first timers.

With Saturday practice available on 2 stages, camp at the park and bring the family. Entries are live and will close on Thursday 12th March.

Manx MTB Enduro

Manx MTB Enduro have a four-round series afoot, with round 3 doubling up as the 2026 British National Enduro Championships, for which entries are now open. Details of the other three rounds will be available soon. There’s few enduro series out there that stay in the UK but need a ferry to get to, making this unique before the racing even starts.

Round 1 is eight days before the 2026 Isle of Man TT as well, why not make a holiday of it? Info and entries can be found here.

Malverns Classic Enduro

A five stage mash-up format taking in four red stages and one blue, the Niner Bikes Enduro at Malverns Classic is on of the many races you can enter over the course of the weekend. Get yourself a festival pass too, you can’t just rock up with a race entry for this one.

Fastest stage times count within the four hour window and no fixed start times so go shred with your mates and go back for another lap if you go off-piste or spot a penny.

More info and entries on the Malverns Classic site here.

Doon Tha Brae Tartan Enduro Series

Doon Tha Brae will celebrate a decade of organising events in 2026 with their Tartan Enduro Series. Three rounds, one each in May, August and September in Aberdeenshire will make for some cracking racing.

Whether you’re riding analogue bikes or electric mountain bicycles, racing as an adult or a yoof, the Tartan Enduro Series has got you covered.

Locations will be announced in the New Year, so keep an eye on their website for more until then.

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