Mountain bikers from across the country will compete on the Mid North Coast this weekend.

Jolly Nose Mountain Bike Park is located in Queens Lake State Forest Bonny Hills and boasts a good 50km of single track mountain bike trails for both enduro & cross country mountain bike riding.

The organizers are teaming up with the local Hastings Valley MTB Riders and are supported by Port Macquarie Hasting Council for his event.

Double-header Alert!

The Shimano MTB GP comes to Jolly Nose MTB Park in the beautiful Port Macquarie Hastings Valley on the Saturday 26th, and on Sunday they race again at at Kempsey, just 45 min north - in a double header!!

The idea for a double-header was born during our COVID-recovery planning sessions, which included drafting of several scenarios to address rider limits.

As health regulations in NSW and measures are slowly lifting we have been adjusting our response and can now offer two stand-alone races, back to back, only a 45min drive apart.

We hope not only will the local mountain bikers love to race their own trails, but riders from further away will make it a whole XC racing weekend with us! Twice the racing, twice the exploring of two amazing NSW regions, double the fun.

Location

Jolly Nose MTB Park at Queens Lake State Forest – Spring Creek Rd, Bonny Hills

These are the home trails of the Hastings Valley MTB Riders, Jolly Nose MTB Park is located just 25min south of Port Macquarie. Managed by the Forestry Corporation those trails are everything Superflow trails should be.

Parking: Main Jolly Nose MTB Park car park – drive along Spring Creek Road, go through cause way and follow signs to main car park on your left.

Camping is allowed at this venue. We are in a NSW State Forest, so you can camp and we will be using the Main Car Park on the left of Spring Creek Road as the base – this is where you park and camp.

The event centre will be a few 100 m further towards the West – the access is along a fire road, which is cleaned up this week, however, it is a bit of a wet area and we want to avoid any cars getting bogged. All details in the rider briefing.