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Mohican MTB 100 2027

Mohican MTB 100 2027

Presented by National Ultra Endurance Race Series (NUE)
Mountain Biking
Loudonville, OH
May 15, 2027
Solo Technical Ultra Extreme Climbing Dirt Road Singletrack Technical Trail Mixed Surface

100 Mile

Distance
100 miles
Elevation Gain
10,000ft
Terrain
singletrack
Ultra · Extreme Climbing

100K

Distance
100km
Elevation Gain
10,000ft
Terrain
singletrack
Ultra · Extreme Climbing

50K

Distance
50km
Terrain
singletrack
Mid-Distance

About This Event

Last updated June 7, 2026

Event for 2027 has not been confirmed yet… The Mohican MTB 100 2027 is rated as one of the best endurance mountain bike races and events in the United States and is part of the National Ultra Endurance Series (NUE). At Strambecco, we consider the Mohican MTB 100 2027 to be one of the Best Mountain Bike Race Events in the Midwest. Taking place in Northeastern Ohio, the riders of the headlining event will crisscross three counties along a single loop, climb 10,000 feet, and go toe to toe with the top pros on this legendary ultra-endurance loop. One participant shared, “This was my first Mohican 100k. It was amazing. I have completed several Ironman and dozens of American TTT. Hands down, it was the most mental and physical thing I have ever done. The course came at you the whole time. I can’t wait to do it again.”

The Mohican MTB 100 2027 features a 100-mile, 100-kilometer, and 50-km option with seven fully stocked aid stations. The course consists of 10,000 feet of climbing along mostly singletrack, doubletrack or dirt roads, spanning four counties careening through some of the most remote and scenic areas in the rolling hills of Mohican Country. Climbs of nearly a mile, elevation gains of 300+ feet, rock gardens, streams, and more! The 100-mile course includes manned feed stations and a self-serve water stop in addition to seven fully stocked aid stations. 100-mile competitors will choose to send drop bags to two aid stations of their choice.

The race begins in downtown Loudonville, OH which is located within the broader Mohican area.

The National Ultra Endurance (NUE) MTB Series is one of the premier mountain biking race series in North America, dedicated to ultra-distance mountain biking enthusiasts. Participation in individual NUE events is open to all riders, but registration fills quickly due to the series’ popularity. Riders must complete at least three events to qualify for overall series rankings, with points awarded based on finishing positions and the best four results counting toward their total score.

The National Ultra Endurance Race Series (NUE)  is a premier mountain bike endurance racing series in the United States dedicated to testing the limits of mountain bikers on gruelling, long-distance courses. Established to cater to the growing demand for ultra-endurance mountain biking events, the series features a variety of races across the country, showcasing some of the most challenging and scenic terrain. Riders compete in categories such as Open Men, Open Women, Masters, and Single Speed, accumulating points throughout the season, with overall champions crowned at the end of the series.

Strambecco provides detailed profiles of each event in the series, which you can see below.  Here are brief descriptions of some prominent events in the National Ultra Endurance Race Series (NUE):

Mohican MTB 100 (Ohio)

Held in the beautiful Mohican State Park, the Mohican 100 is one of the most popular and accessible races in the NUE series. Riders traverse 100 miles of rolling hills, singletrack, and technical terrain through the Ohio wilderness. The race features a mix of fast-flowing sections and demanding climbs, making it a perfect early-season endurance test.

Wilderness 101 (Pennsylvania)

One of the oldest races in the series, Wilderness 101 takes riders through the rugged terrain of the Rothrock and Bald Eagle State Forests. With 101 miles of technical singletrack, fire roads, and rocky descents, the event is renowned for its challenging climbs and demanding technical sections, providing a true test of stamina and skill.

High Cascades 100 (Oregon)

This high-altitude race occurs in the stunning Cascade Mountains, offering riders an unforgettable experience on Bend’s premier trails. The High Cascades 100 is known for its mix of volcanic rock sections, smooth singletrack, and scenic views of the Cascade Range. The elevation and technical features add to the difficulty of this race, which is a favorite among experienced endurance racers.

Tatanka 100 (South Dakota)

Named after the Lakota word for buffalo, the Tatanka 100 brings riders to the picturesque Black Hills of South Dakota. The course offers a variety of terrain, including steep climbs, rocky descents, and fast-flowing singletrack. This race also provides riders with spectacular views of the Black Hills National Forest, making it both a scenic and challenging event.

Shenandoah Mountain 100 (Virginia)

The Shenandoah Mountain 100 is a fan-favoritee event in the NUE series, held in the scenic George Washington National Forest. This race features long climbs, fast descents, and plenty of rocky and rooty singletrack, giving riders a tough but rewarding challenge. Known for its beautiful vistas and well-supported aid stations, it’s a popular race for elite competitors and weekend warriors.

Pierre’s Hole 100 (Wyoming)

Set in the breathtaking Teton Valley near the Grand Tetons, Pierre’s Hole 100 offers riders a mix of flowy singletrack, steep climbs, and technical descents. The high elevation and dramatic scenery make this race a standout in the series, while its challenging course tests both fitness and technical ability.

Each event in the NUE series provides a unique challenge, but they all share a common goal: pushing riders to their physical and mental limits across some of the most beautiful landscapes in the United States.

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