Do you enjoy long uphills and crazy descents? Do you choose dynamic singles, trials in technical sections, and at the same time, instead of a lift, you feel like you're being carried up the hill by your own legs? Yes? That's perfect then! Come! For the last 16 years, the Sudety MTB Challenge have been there for you. Our mission is to give you the feeling of an unusual and extraordinary experience. Completing the five stages of the event must be paid for by your effort. This is MTB! We guarantee that every kilometer you ride will be solid and memorable. Each stage with a well-defined character and easy to distinguish from the others. For years, we have been arranging the route in such a way that maximum terrain diversity and abundance of experiences flowing from the mountains and wild nature do not allow for any boredom and fatigue of each competitor, regardless of the place at the stake and personal motivations! The race itself, by its form and level of organization, being one of the oldest stage race events in the world, is meant to dictate the trends in the development of such events. And not only in the our own, domestic backyard. Will we be able to achieve a perfection in 2024? Rate it yourselves!

For more than a decade and a half, the Challenge race has gained a reputation as one of the most unique races in the world. It is largely due to the routes on which we create the passage of particular stages. Compared to other significant European races, we have a relatively large amount of freedom in arranging the routes on which the racers compete (of course, everything is done with 100% respect for the environment!). The feedback from the participants after the stages of the Sudety MTB Challenge are clear - this race is unique and unrepeatable, and its organization is what attracts new racers and makes every year more and more people eager for real MTB experience above-average emotions. "This is the best stage race in Europe and one of the 5 most interesting races in the world! I loved these technical tracks! Here you have to have strength both on the uphill and downhill runs. Poland definitely did not disappointed me!" said Canadian cyclist Sonya Looney at the finish line of the Challenge.