15, 30 or 45km - you decide!

This event will be based on a 15km loop comprising around 9km of Firetrail and 6km of single trail. There are categories for all ages, from beginners and young kids to experienced racers. New members welcome!

This is a short course cross country race, at Welby. XCC stands for Cross Country Criterium. Riders race around a short loop of around 1km and race for a specified time (10, 15 or 20 minutes based on category) + an extra one lap. So after the leader of a 20 minute race comes through timing for the first time after the 20 minute mark, they get a bell signalling one lap to go. Every rider behind them also gets a bell and has one lap to go (even if they have been lapped). The winner is the rider with the most laps and the shortest time.

This format is fun for kids entering their first race as there is lots of spectator support. It is also fun for elite racers and everyone in between as there is plenty of room for passing and lots of opportunity for fast riding. The adults and kids do not race at the same time, so they can cheer and heckle each other on! The number of start groups will be decided on the day based on the number of entrants in each category. All riders should be ready to race at 6:00pm.

XCO, Kirrikee Outdoor Education Campus, Sunday 2nd February, 2pm.

This is a traditional cross country race on a loop of around 4-5km. Perfect for beginners or those wanting to try racing for the first time but also fun and fast for experienced riders. Lap numbers determined on the day, dependent on category. Number plate pickup any time after 1:00pm, racing at 2pm for all categories.

Riders may do a practice lap around the course between 1:00pm-2:00pm, before racing begins but the trail is reasonably straight-forward with nothing super technical and should be able to be ridden without a practice lap.

Please note all entry is online - CUTOFF is at 10:00am on Sunday, so that we have time to print start lists etc before heading to the track.

Meet at Twin Falls Bush Cottages at 10am for 10:30am departure, parking just inside the boundary gate. Ride will take in the single trail at twin Falls Bush Cottages (thank you Brad and Sharni McGee!) and surrounding firetrails/lookouts.

Bring swimmers if you'd like a dip in the pool after the ride!

Please register through EntryBoss so we know who’s attending.

A social ride and morning tea to finish off the year.

Meet at Kirrikee at 7:30am for an 8am departure into the wilds of Penrose SF.
We’ll head along Kareela Rd and Penrose Forest Way before taking the fireroads to Stingray Swamp, where we’ll stop for morning tea and (optional) swim.

For the family members that just want to come along for the goodies, it’s an easy walk into Stingray Swamp from either Ferndale Road or Penrose Forest Way (both are marked on the map below).

For both riders and those walking in from Penrose Forest Way, be prepared to get your feet wet as there’s a few shin-deep water crossings along the way.

The GD Champs is a bike race that commemorates George Dummer, a talented mountain biker and all round local legend from the Southern Highlands of NSW, who tragically passed away in 2020, aged 14. The inaugural event included Oxley College and Chevalier College. In 2022, 107 riders from many schools competed and the format changed to Enduro. In 2023 we opened the GD Champs to riders of all ages.

An Enduro Format, the GD Champs features 3 fast, fun, flowing (mostly downhill) trails of 1-2km at Welby mountain bike trails. Ride all 3 trails as many times as you like to record your best times.

Categories for all age groups (U9, U11, U13, U15, U17, U19, open, 50+) and E-bike.

This is a traditional cross country race on a loop of around 6km. Suitable for beginners or those wanting to try racing for the first time but also fun and fast for experienced riders. Lap numbers determined on the day, dependent on category. Number plate pickup any time after 1:00pm, racing at 2pm for all categories.

Riders may do a practice lap around the course between 1:00pm-2:00pm, before racing begins.

Round 4 of the 2024 AusCycling Cross Country NSW State Series.

Round 4 of the NSW XCO State Series also happens to be the ACT State Championships! Hosted by CORC.

Round 3 of the Interclub Series will be hosted by SCUM - venue TBC.

A short course race to get us all ready for summer.

Round 3 of the 2024 AusCycling Cross Country NSW State Series.

Round 3 of the State series is hosted by SCUM.

With round 3 of the Interclub series it’s our turn to host!

More details coming soon.

Please note all entry is online - CUTOFF is at 10:00am on Sunday, so that we have time to print start lists etc before heading to the track.

This is a traditional cross country race on a loop of around 5-6km. Perfect for beginners or those wanting to try racing for the first time but also fun and fast for experienced riders. Lap numbers determined on the day, dependent on category. Number plate pickup any time after 1:00pm, racing at 2pm for all categories.

Riders may do a practice lap around the course between 1:00pm-2:00pm, before racing begins.

U9s and U11s may do a modified course, based on the experience level of the entrants, but will race at the same time as the adult categories.

New members welcome!

Round 2 will be held at Sutherland on the 13th July. Keep an eye on the SSCC website for details.

Round 1 of the 2024 AusCycling Cross Country NSW State Series.

This is a Highlands Trails club race but it also doubles as Round 1 of the NSW/ACT State Series. For details of the rest of the NSW/ACT State Series, which has races at Tamworth, Canberra and Nowra, please see the calendar on the AusCycling website under Mountain Biking.

Please note all entry is online - ENTRY CUTOFF is at 9:00pm on Friday 14th June.

• This is a traditional cross country race on a loop of around 5-6km.

• Lap numbers will vary from 5 laps down to 1 lap, depending on category. TBC closer to the event.

• U9s and U11s will ride a modified course.

Course Practice will be available on the day of racing, Sunday 16th June, 8:00-10:00am.

This is a traditional cross country race on a loop of around 5-6km. Perfect for beginners or those wanting to try racing for the first time but also fun and fast for experienced riders. Lap numbers determined on the day, dependent on category. Number plate pickup any time after 1:00pm, racing at 2pm for all categories.

Riders may do a practice lap around the course between 1:00pm-2:00pm, before racing begins.

15/30/45km event, Wingello, Saturday 27th April, 2pm

Return to Wingello! Since the forest fires of 2020, Wingello has been closed as most of the old 26km loop was lost. A team of volunteers from Highlands Trails have rejuvenated part of the old loop and plans are underway for extending the network. Come and ride the first reclaimed section, which includes classic favourites such as Cover Shot, Princesses Revenge and Tangles, with some cool new features.

This event will be based on a 15km loop. Adults can choose to ride in C, B or A grade, which corresponds to 1, 2 or 3 laps of the 15km course, so that you ride 15, 30 or 45km in total. U9, U11 and U13 riders will ride 1 lap of the course (which may be shortened depending on the experience level of the entrants). E-Bike, U15 rand U17 riders should specify in the comments of their entry the number of laps they would like to ride.

Note that race HQ will be at the end of Martins Road (turn right as soon as you enter Wingello State Forest).

Update - cancelled due to flooding.

This two hour race will be held on a loop of around 5-6km. Race for two hours (or less if you like) and complete as many laps as you can in that time, either in your own or in a team. Number plate pickup any time after 12:45pm, racing at 2pm for all categories.

Please note all entry is online - CUTOFF is at 10:00am on Sunday, so that we have time to print start lists etc before heading to the track.

Riders may do a practice lap around the course between 12:30pm-2:00pm, before racing begins, if they wish.

This is a short course cross country race, at Welby. XCC stands for Cross Country Criterium. Riders race around a short loop of around 1km and race for a specified time (10, 15 or 20 minutes based on category) + an extra one lap. So after the leader of a 20 minute race comes through timing for the first time after the 20 minute mark, they get a bell signalling one lap to go. Every rider behind them also gets a bell and has one lap to go (even if they have been lapped). The winner is the rider with the most laps and the shortest time.

This format is fun for kids entering their first race as there is lots of spectator support. It is also fun for elite racers and everyone in between as there is plenty of room for passing and lots of opportunity for fast riding. The adults and kids do not race at the same time, so they can cheer and heckle each other on! The number of start groups will be decided on the day based on the number of entrants in each category. All riders should be ready to race at 6:00pm.

Please note all entry is online - CUTOFF is at 2:00pm on Friday, so that we have time to print start lists etc before heading to the track.

Number plates can be collected from 5:30. We recommend riders do a practice lap around the course between 5:30pm-6:00pm, before racing begins.

Please note all entry is online - CUTOFF is at 10:00am on Sunday, so that we have time to print start lists etc before heading to the track.

This is a traditional cross country race on a loop of around 5km. Perfect for beginners or those wanting to try racing for the first time but also fun and fast for experienced riders. Lap numbers determined on the day, dependent on category but probably range from 4-5 laps for A grade down to 1 lap for D grade/U11/U9. Number plate pickup any time after 1:00pm, racing at 2pm for all categories.

Riders may do a practice lap around the course between 1:00pm-2:00pm, before racing begins.

There are categories for all ages, from beginners and young kids to experienced racers. $10 adults, $5 children.

U9s and U11s may ride a modified course, depending on the experience level of the entrants, but will race at the same time as the adult categories.

New members welcome!

Return to Wingello! Since the forest fires of 2020, Wingello has been closed as most of the old 26km loop was lost. A team of volunteers from Highlands Trails have rejuvenated part of the old loop and plans are underway for extending the network. Come and ride the first reclaimed section, which includes classic favourites such as Cover Shot, Princesses Revenge and Tangles, with some cool new features.

Please note all entry is online - CUTOFF is at 10:00am on Sunday, so that we have time to prepare start lists etc before heading to the track.

This is a traditional cross country race on a loop of around 6km. Perfect for beginners or those wanting to try racing for the first time but also fun and fast for experienced riders. Lap numbers determined on the day, dependent on category, but probably A grade 4 laps, B grade 3 laps, C grade/U15/U17 2 laps, D grade/U13/U11/U9 1 lap.

Number plate pickup any time after 1:00pm, racing at 2pm for all categories.

Riders may do a practice lap around the course between 1:00pm-2:00pm, before racing begins if they wish, but the course will not contain anything so radical that you need to have practised it beforehand.

The GD Champs is a bike race that commemorates George Dummer, a talented mountain biker and all round local legend from the Southern Highlands of NSW, who tragically passed away in 2020, aged 14. The inaugural event included Oxley College and Chevalier College. In 2022, 107 riders from many schools competed and the format changed to Enduro. In 2023 and beyond, we look forward to welcoming riders of all ages to the GD Champs.

An Enduro Format, the GD Champs features 3 fast, fun, flowing (mostly downhill) trails of 1-2km at Welby mountain bike trails. Ride all 3 trails as many times as you like to record your best times.

Categories for all age groups (U9, U11, U13, U15, U17, U19, open, 50+) and E-bike.