The 2026 Enduro National Championships Return to Silver Mountain in June
In February, USA Cycling and the North American Enduro Cup (NAEC) announced the renewal of their partnership, with NAEC once again set to host the 2026 USA Cycling Enduro Mountain Bike National Championships in Kellogg, Idaho, at Silver Mountain Resort, June 6-7, 2026.
The 2025 USA Cycling Enduro National Championships marked a standout year for the discipline, with hundreds of riders competing on Silver Mountain’s iconic terrain and delivering overwhelmingly positive feedback on the courses and experience. Building on that momentum, USA Cycling and the NAEC are focused on continued growth for both the championship event and enduro racing nationwide.
“We are proud to continue our partnership with USA Cycling to host the 2026 National Championships at the NAEC. We have always worked to showcase the best of what North American enduro can be, and having both the enduro and e-enduro titles decided at the NAEC again is a testament to that,” said Tony Zammit, North American Enduro Cup Co-Race Director. “For 2026, we’re continuing with what’s made the race so unique and incredible for more than a decade. We’re blending classic lines with brand-new tracks specifically built for this event. Whether you’re racing enduro or e-enduro, the course is designed to test the limits of technical skill and physical endurance.”
“We believe in the strength of U.S. enduro racing and the community behind it,” said Justin Evans, USA Cycling National Events Manager. “Partnering with NAEC allows us to continue investing in a proven platform and supporting an event that already stands on its own, while raising the bar for domestic competition.”
Three-time Elite Women’s Enduro National Champion Amy Morrison emphasized the unique character of the event and its continued appeal to top competitors. “It’s awesome to see USA Cycling Nationals partnering with NAEC again this year!” Morrison said. “NAEC is a true enduro that captures everything racers, amateurs, and pros alike, want in an event: uphill pedal transfers with lift added access for even more descending, raw backcountry stages, and physically demanding, long park stages. The event consistently draws top competition from across the country because it continues to challenge you year after year,” Morrison said. “Whether you’re chasing the pro purse or aiming for top honors in your category, having a national title on the line at such an iconic event makes it even more special.”
The 2026 National Championships will once again provide athletes with the opportunity to compete for the coveted Stars and Stripes jersey on some of the most raw and demanding enduro terrain in North America.
Additional event details, including registration information and a full schedule, can be found at naenduro.com.
