OTTAWA, ON (September 18, 2025) – Cycling Canada is thrilled for the return of the Canadian Enduro Mountain Bike Championships, scheduled for September 20–21, 2025, in Bromont, Quebec. Hosted by Commencal SL Gravity, the event will mark the first time the Championships are held in Eastern Canada, bringing national level enduro racing to the renowned trails of Bromont, montagne d’expériences, and Parc des Sommets.
Cycling Canada Events and Officials Coordinator Jacob Graper says, “hosting the Championships in Bromont marks an important step in expanding national enduro racing across Canada. It’s a strong venue with a proven track record and we’re excited to see it take the spotlight this season.”
Set against the vibrant autumn backdrop of the Eastern Townships, the Championships will feature timed stages across black and double-black trails, challenging riders with technical descents, physical transitions, and varied terrain. Lift access will be provided for all categories, with routes tailored to each age group and skill level.
Championship titles will be awarded in Elite, Junior, and Master A/B/C categories, while non-championship racing will be available for U11, U13, U15, U17, and Sport 17+ riders. Current World Champion Elly Hoskin is slated to attend the Championships which adds to the excitement, bringing international prestige to the event and raising the competitive stakes for the Elite category. Alongside Hoskin will be Elliot Jamieson, the 2025 Elite Men’s Enduro World Championship bronze medalist.
The weekend will kick off with registration on Friday, followed by training sessions, and then the Elite/Junior stage on Saturday. Sunday will feature full-category racing and medal ceremonies.
As the final national mountain bike championship of the season, the 2025 Canadian Enduro MTB Championships will celebrate the strength and growth of Canada’s gravity MTB community. With top athletes, passionate fans, and a venue built for speed, Bromont is set to deliver an unforgettable weekend of racing.
Full technical details, including course maps and schedules, can be found on Cycling Canada’s Event Page.
