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Why ride the Berg100 (or 67)

The Berg 100 is KZN’s premier long-distance mountain biking challenge, set in the heart of the spectacular Drakensberg Midlands. Established in 2013, the event has grown into the largest one-day MTB race in the province, attracting riders from across South Africa who come for the beauty, the challenge, and the unforgettable atmosphere.

What makes the Berg 100 special is the combination of authentic mountain biking, world-class organisation and the warm hospitality of the Midlands. Riders experience a carefully crafted route that blends district gravel and farm roads, signature climbs, fast-flowing sections and sweeping valley views.

Every year, newcomers line up alongside elite athletes, weekend warriors and adventure-seekers, all sharing the same goal — to conquer 100 km or 67km of iconic Berg country.

The Berg 100 is proudly organised by Ride & Trail (Pty) Ltd and supported by partners who believe in the power of sport, community and the Midlands region.


A race defined by spirit, scenery and pure MTB magic.

The Berg 100 isn’t just another race — it’s a rite of passage for South African mountain bikers.


6 reasons you need to ride:


1. The Ultimate 100 km Drakensberg Challenge

A route that demands effort but rewards you with breathtaking landscapes, fast sections, and climbs that leave you stronger than when you started.

2. KZN’s Biggest 1-Day Marathon MTB Race

Ride alongside hundreds of motivated athletes from every corner of the country — a true celebration of endurance sport.

3. Perfect for Every Type of Rider

• Experienced racers looking for speed

• Weekend riders ready to test themselves

• Gravel and MTB riders wanting a premium event

• Big-distance builders for Sani2C

4. World-Class Organisation

With professional timing, well-planned water points, on-route medics, and safety support, you can focus on what matters — your ride.

5. A Midlands Experience Like No Other

Make a weekend of it. Enjoy local food, craft cafés, farm stalls, guest lodges, wineries and the warm Midlands hospitality that riders rave about every year.

6. A Finish Line You’ll Never Forget

Whether it’s your first Berg 100 or your tenth, the feeling of coming home to the race village is unbeatable.

If you’re ready to push your limits, the Berg 100 is waiting. See you at the start line on 21 March 2026.



 
 
 

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