The Central NH Tucker Tour '26 is a cycling, gravel, and mountain biking event held on Saturday, October 3, 2026. It is located at 176 Tucker Mountain Rd. Andover, NH in Andover, New Hampshire.
Sat, Jun 13, 2026 at 11:59 PM
Total number of entries will be capped at 165.
Some classes will be combined. World Formula Light/Heavy , TaG Sr./Masters.
2026 NHKA Membership required for this event.
Non Members must request an
entry via email to [email protected] (SUBJECT TO AVALIBLE SPACE)
Only karts and drivers that conform to NHKA class rules and regulations are allowed.
All Briggs 206 engines must be equipped with the updated World Formula exhaust.
Sunday only pit passes are only good for Sunday or Saturday night arrival.
One or Two day pit passes for crew and guests will be sold at the gate. Cash Only.
Kid Karts will race on Saturday and Sunday.
PLEASE ENTER TRANSPONDER NUMBER
Cycling
Sat, Aug 08, 2026 at 8:00 AM
DETAILS INCLUDING PRIZES, PARKING INFO, COURSE DETAILS, ETC WILL BE UPDATED CLOSER TO RACE DAY
The race is held under USA Cycling Permit. One-day licenses may be purchased onsite for $15 and are
valid for a single day of racing. Onsite One-day licenses may only be purchased by Category 5 Men and Women for use in races open to those categories.
Entry Fee includes NEBRA Rider Surcharge of $1 and USA Cycling Insurance Surcharge of $4.75. Entry fee does NOT include BikeReg fees.
50% OFF ENTRY FEE FOR WOMEN AND JUNIORS!
Can't get enough racing? Sign up for a second race for only $25!
USAC approved helmets are mandatory. Mountain bikes are not allowed. All USAC race rules apply.
Liberal refund policy considered on a case-by-case basis until 48 hours prior to the race.
Huge thank you to our sponsors who support bike racing in New England!
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Criterium Cycling
Sat, Aug 08, 2026 at 8:00 AM
🚴♂️ The Highs & Lows Tour: A Ride for Every Journey 🚴♂️
The Highs & Lows Tour is a one-day cycling event featuring a variety of routes designed to showcase the natural beauty and terrain of New
Hampshire. Riders can choose from traditional road routes, mixed-surface gravel adventures, and—new for 2026—a mountain biking option that opens up even more ways to explore.
This year, all rides begin and end on the scenic campus of Plymouth Regional High School, nestled at the gateway to the Pemi-Baker Valley. From there, road riders will explore the Baker River Valley, winding through charming towns and surrounded by stunning mountain views. Those tackling the full century will venture even farther—into the Connecticut River Valley and over Mount Cube—for a truly epic experience.
The mixed-surface routes wind through quiet backroads, cross covered bridges, and feature classic gravel roads such as Perch Pond Road and Sandwich Notch. For riders hungry for more miles after lunch, the full 65-mile course is among the most challenging adventures conceivable on two wheels. The post-lunch 25-mile segment includes iconic climbs like Texas Hill, Bridgewater Hill, and Poole Hill, packing 3,500 feet of elevation gain into this leg alone—destined to become a classic bucket-list ride.
Mountain bikers will find beginner-friendly options right at Plymouth Regional High School, along with more advanced loop options at Holderness School, just a short ride or drive away. More details on the inaugural mountain bike offering will be available soon.
All road and mixed-surface routes are fully supported, with SAG vehicles and well-stocked rest stops providing hydration, nutrition, and encouragement along the way. The mountain bike event will also feature a central, fully supported rest stop.
Whether you prefer pavement, gravel, or singletrack, the Highs & Lows Tour is a multi-course event built for every rider, every pace, and every purpose.
And when the riding is done, the celebration continues with a community event featuring games, music, and entertainment for riders, families, and supporters alike.
25 Miles 26 Miles 40 Miles 43 Miles 65 Miles 100 Miles Cycling Gravel Mountain Biking
Fri, Sep 18, 2026 at 11:59 PM
The Ride for Resilience is a 100-mile charity bicycle ride that benefits NH Children’s Trust, Family Support NH and the network of family support who work to create safe, stable, and nurturing
environments for children. The Ride highlights family strength and the many ways New Hampshire's network of support helps build individual, family, and community resilience!
September 18, 2026, the Ride will tour New Hampshire’s Capital Region and showcase family strengthening organizations across the state. The day promises to be filled with friends, scenic and beautiful vistas, route support and rest stops, and a fun end of ride celebration!
Not able to join us at the Ride for Resilience this year? We now have a Virtual Rider option where you can support the cause and be involved, in any way that you can!
To learn more visit the Ride for Resilience event page HERE.
Cycling Virtual
Sat, Sep 19, 2026 at 8:00 AM
Join us on Saturday, September 19, 2026 for the 21st Annual Pedaling for Payson Bike Event at Elm Brook Park in Hopkinton, NH!
This community event attracts cyclists and Payson Center for Cancer Care
supporters annually, who raise funds for the Concord Hospital Payson Center for Cancer Care. Monies raised are used to provide our most vulnerable patients with a Nurse Navigator. The Nurse Navigator is a staff member, a "professional family member", dedicated to helping cancer patients find the medical, community, and financial support they need quickly, which in turn helps to calm the patient’s anxieties related to their treatment. No one should have to experience cancer alone, and by participating in Pedaling for Payson, you are helping to ensure that patients at the Payson Center have access to Nurse Navigators.
Come out and join us for a road, mountain, or gravel ride. Whatever your reason may be, consider joining in on all that Pedaling for Payson has to offer.
16 Miles 21 Miles 30 Miles 44 Miles 50 Miles Cycling Gravel