An advanced and an intermediate version will be ridden in the Arosa-Lenzerheide region. The format combines navigation, time scoring and trail know-how - and is aimed at ambitious bikers as well as tactically strong hobby teams.

The Bike Kingdom Hunt in Arosa is entering the next round. From July 10 to 12, the Arosa, Lenzerheide and Chur region will once again be the setting for a team event that combines classic enduro elements with orientation, strategy and time scoring. Registration is now open.

In contrast to conventional race formats, the Bike Kingdom Hunt Arosa does not focus on a fixed route. Instead, the teams plan their own route. They ride in teams of two or three. The aim is to include as many checkpoints and singletrail sections as possible within a given time window and complete tasks along the way. The choice of route, the use of mountain railroads and time management play a central role.

Two route variants

The organizational format distinguishes between an Advanced and an Intermediate variant. The Advanced Hunt incorporates trails across the entire Bike Kingdom with Arosa, Lenzerheide and Chur and is aimed at experienced riders with the appropriate fitness and riding technique. The Intermediate Hunt focuses more on the area around Arosa and is more compact.

There are several categories, including men, women, mixed and e-bike. In addition to the fastest teams, there is also an average ranking, which makes the format interesting for ambitious amateur riders too.

Event character instead of just a race

The Bike Kingdom Hunt is designed as a multi-day event. In addition to the main event on Saturday, the program includes a joint kick-off evening and a social ride on Sunday. The Le Mans start on the day of the event ensures a compact, clear start procedure, after which the teams quickly spread out across the trail network.

Services and participation

The entry fee includes the event package with route and control documents, a mountain railway ticket for the day of the event, an event shirt, catering on Saturday evening and additional services for Sunday. Places are limited.

The entry fee is CHF 190 for teams of two and CHF 285 for teams of three.

Further information and registration can be found on the official website of the Bike Kingdom.