The Rocky Trails Superflow series is one of Australia’s most popular gravity enduro formats, designed for riders who want to race the way they ride. Run by Rocky Trail Entertainment, the series welcomes everyone from first-time racers and weekend shredders to experienced competitors, delivering a relaxed, social race experience across some of the country’s best trail networks in NSW, Queensland and Victoria.
What sets Rocky Trails Superflow apart is its flexible, rider-focused format. Each event typically runs over a full weekend and features three timed gravity stages. Riders can choose which day to ride and complete multiple runs on each stage, with only their fastest time counting toward the final result. There are no fixed start orders or high-pressure schedules, allowing riders to pace themselves, ride with friends, and focus on enjoying the trails.
This approach creates an atmosphere that feels more like a big weekend ride than a traditional race. Untimed transitions give riders time to recover, chat, and scope lines before dropping into another run. Stages are designed to be fun and progressive, rewarding smooth riding and smart line choice rather than pure risk. Rocky Trails Superflow events also offer live timing, instant results, podiums, prizes and giveaways, along with a wide range of categories including juniors, masters, women’s, e-bike and hardtail divisions.
Whether you’re chasing a podium, improving your race craft, or simply looking for a well-run event with great trails and good vibes, Rocky Trails Superflow delivers an accessible and rewarding race experience. It’s an ideal entry point into gravity enduro racing and a favourite for riders who return year after year.
👉 Planning your season? View upcoming Rocky Trails Superflow rounds and discover more mountain bike races across Australia on the MTB Events Calendar at https://sportilium.com/mtb-events/
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