May 21–25, 2025

Crankworx Cairns is set to bring tropical adrenaline back to Tropical North Queensland from May 21–25, 2025.

The official paradise edition of Crankworx joined the party in October 2022. At Smithfield MTB Park, renowned for its sculpted dirt trails and vibrant rainforest backdrop, the festival delivers unforgettable moments – from wild races to the rowdiest crowds on the Crankworx World Tour. 

Hosting an action-packed line-up of events on the iconic red soil, Crankworx Cairns promises a unique challenge across disciplines, including Downhill, Pump Track, Dual Slalom, and of course, the pinnacle of the sport, the Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship. Local talent can rub shoulders with some of the world’s best riders, and spectators can watch the show immersed in the tropical rainforestFans and riders alike can soak up the iconic Australian energy, complete with epic racing and community celebrations. Explore North Queensland’s pristine rainforest, dive into adventure with the Great Barrier Reef, and experience mountain biking at its most thrilling and immersive.

Crankworx Cairns 2024 Specialized Dual Slalom (c) Clint Trahan
Crankworx Cairns Slopestyle 2024 Emil Johansson (c) Clint Trahan
Crankworx Cairns Slopestyle 2023 Tom Isted
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Cairns, Australia

Nestled between the Great Barrier Reef and the tropical rainforest of North Queensland, Cairns is a true paradise.

Bring your bike and get involved as you fill your days with unforgettable adventures on and off track! Tackle the tracks at Smithfield, ride the world-class trails across Atherton Forest Mountain Bike Park, or cruise the newly opened Wangetti trail which stretches 94km from Palm Cove to Port Douglas – this is your ultimate riding holiday. 

Here are our top tips for getting the best out of your visit to paradise!

Crankworx Cairns acknowledges and pays respects to the Traditional Custodians of the Smithfield region, the five clan groups under the Djabugay Nation. We recognise their connection to the land, sea and community and extend this respect to Elders past, present and emerging, and other First Peoples within the region.