Rider Support
Berg100 offers two challenging off-road distances through the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands.
The organiser has published general information about rider support, refreshments, safety and race arrangements. Some details remain subject to confirmation for the revised 2027 routes.
Feed Stations and Hydration
The organiser’s published race information indicates:
Berg Long – 100 km: Approximately three to four water tables.
Berg Lite – 67 km: Approximately two to three water tables.
Exact locations, refreshments and final numbers for 2027 have not yet been confirmed.
Riders should carry sufficient water and nutrition between support points.
Mechanical Support
The organiser’s event rules require riders to start with bicycles in good working order and to take responsibility for mechanical repairs during the race.
Dedicated mechanical assistance at the venue or along the 2027 routes has not yet been confirmed.
Riders are advised to carry appropriate tools, spare tubes or repair equipment.
Medical and Safety Support
The organiser’s published rules describe medical oversight, emergency procedures and arrangements for withdrawing riders.
Specific medical-service arrangements and emergency contact details for 2027 should be checked in the final rider instructions.
Participants should be prepared for remote rural roads and changing weather conditions.
Route Navigation
The 2027 edition introduces revised circular routes starting and finishing at Waterwoods Equestrian Estate.
Final GPX files, route markings and navigation instructions are expected to be provided through organiser communications closer to the event.
Riders should use the latest official route information rather than previous editions’ GPS files.
Timing and Results
Berg100 is a competitive cycling event with MTB, gravel and e-bike participation.
The organiser’s published information describes race timing and category results, but the final 2027 timing arrangements and competitive categories remain to be confirmed.
Rider Preparation
Before the event:
- Check your bicycle and equipment.
- Carry sufficient nutrition and hydration.
- Download the latest official route information when available.
- Review the organiser’s safety instructions.
- Confirm registration and start arrangements.
- Carry a charged mobile phone and essential repair equipment.
Official Rider Information
For the latest information about rider services, event rules and race arrangements, visit: