The final round of the UCI Enduro World Cup season will take place over two days on the pine-lined trails of Morillon, Haute-Savoie.
Added to the UCI Enduro World Cup calendar last year, Morillon returns for 2026 with a course set against the mountains of the Grand Massif. Riders will take on challenging trails packed with natural features, fast-flowing sections and plenty of roots.
Last season, Alex Rudeau came from behind to win the Elite Men's race while Elly Hoskin underlined her superiority with a crushing 23-second triumph. Ella Conolly and Sławomir Łukasik (Yeti / Fox Factory Race Team) were also crowned overall UCI Enduro World Cup champions.
This year, across the two days, riders will cover at total of 84.4km featuring 4110m of descending across eight stages. Following training on Thursday and Friday, Elite and Shimano Enduro Open riders will tackle the opening four stages on Saturday, before completing the final four stages on Sunday.
STAGES
Stage 1: Abadee Red
Length: 2.07km
Elevation: +31m / -355m
Stage 2: Montagnes du Giffre
Length: 3.08km
Elevation: +52m / -669m
Stage 3: Dre dan /’pentu
Length: 3.53km
Elevation: +9m / -605m
Stage 4: Paddock Express
Length: 2.63km
Elevation: +26m / -444m
Stage 5: Red Line
Length: 2.93km
Elevation: +17m / -456m
Stage 6: Reverse River
Length: 2.02km
Elevation: +48m / -490m
Stage 7: Morillon Village
Length: 1.34km
Elevation: +17m / -209m
Stage 8: Haute Savoie
Length: 5.03km
Elevation: +15m / -912m
