Vallelujah: Tweed Valley's newest enduro

Set in the hills and vales around Selkirk, The Tweed Valley in Scotland is set to see another new enduro race next March on previously unraced trails.

The Vallelujah Enduro race will be held in the Tweed Valley, using a variety of great trails. It features four timed stages and untimed linking stages, taking riders on a tour of some great mountain bike trail riding.

"We're very excited about this event, but the trails used will be kept closely under wraps until the event itself. The stages are going to be awesome, with the same top quality but a contrast in style from further up the Tweed Valley."

"Expect a variety of hand cut and natural trails, with overall distance and technical difficulty similar to the King and Queen. You don't need to be a pro to enjoy these events, but they will contain sections of technical riding which will challenge everyone, especially taken at speed. We always aim to set courses which have a lot of flow and leave you wanting to ride it all over again! Four race stages to make you smile (we hope!), with safety, great riding and good times the priorities."

Vallelujah is held on Forestry Commission Scotland's Forest trails. Start and finish in Selkirk.

Don't forget the return of the King and Queen of the Hill, which will take place on 23rd August and you've got a tiny mini series…and because we're nice, we'll give anyone who rides both events a discount.

Entries for both events open 7am, Friday 28 November. www.tweedlove.com