• Date
    Friday October 2, 2026
    to
    Sunday October 4, 2026
  • Type
    Festival
    Enduro
  • Activities
    Mountain Bike
  • Location
    Ace Adventure Resort United States
    1 Concho road, Oak Hill, WV 25901
  • Registration
    Open Free
Festival Details:

Welcome to the inaugural NRG Bike Fest—a weekend dedicated to everything mountain biking in the heart of the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. Experience world-class trails, celebrate the new Needleseye Trail System, professionally constructed by premier trail builders Rock Solid Trails, race the WV Enduro Series Grand Finale, join guided rides, sharpen your skills in clinics, enjoy live music, demos, games, camping, and connect with an incredible community of riders.

NRG Bike Fest is free to attend Thanks to the generous support of our sponsors and partners, there is no cost to participate in the festival’s group rides, skills clinics, demos, youth activities, community events, the Alley Cat Challenge, Donut Race, games, and more. Whether you’re joining us for a few hours or spending the entire weekend, everyone is welcome.

The only paid activities are registration for the WV Enduro Series race and camping at ACE Adventure Resort if you choose to stay on-site.

NRG Bike Fest was created to bring riders together, celebrate the incredible trails of the New River Gorge, and grow the mountain bike community. We believe mountain biking should be accessible, welcoming, and fun—and thanks to our amazing sponsors, we’re able to make this inaugural festival available at no cost to participants.

Let’s Have A Bike Party!!

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