Huntsville Enduro // Ontario Enduro Series
Race Details:

Welcome to the Huntsville Enduro // Ontario Enduro Series Race
Register: https://zone4.ca/register.asp?id=41505
Huntsville, Ontario, Canada
Sunday July 19th, 2026
Location: Hidden Valley Highlands Ski Area / Deerhurst Resort - Race will start from 1655 Hidden Valley Rd, Huntsville, ON P1H 1A4

Tentative Routes:

***This is a challenging course, there are unavoidable steep and rocky technical sections, a pre-ride and protective gear is strongly recommended*** Full face helmet, knee pads, neck/back protection, elbow pads, etc strongly recommended*** Helmets mandatory.

Main Course: 22km total distance - 800m total elevation to climb
Short Course: 11km total distance - 400m total elevation to climb (Short course does not count towards the Ontario Enduro Series overall standings)

Course will be marked Saturday July 18th for pre riding

Possible Timed Stages: HV Blue, Zoro, Extra Credit, No Mans Land, Colourblind, The Tub, Back Trail. Short course will be one lap of each stage, long course will repeat all stages. (Zoro/Hilary Step Pro Line excluded from course)


*Tentative* Schedule:

7:30am: Volunteers arrive
8:15am - 9:15am: registration / pick up time chip
Long Course Start staggered: 9:00am - 9:45am
Short Course Start: 10am
3:00pm - Cut off time to be in line for final stage
3:30pm Cut off to finish course
3:45 - 4pm - Awards
For more info and updates please follow us on instagram @huntsvillemountainbike

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