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300km coast-to-coast gravel and road adventure across the Scotland/England Border Marches, Irish Sea to North Sea, with about 4,200m of climbing (roughly 150km of gravel through ten forests). Ride it as one big day (into darkness) or over two days; a road-only option also exists. An endurance, pacing and self-reliance challenge, not a mass-start race. 2026 ran 29-30 May; 2027 date not yet announced (estimated late May).
Location
Border Marches, Scotland to England (Irish Sea to North Sea, point-to-point)
Who this suits
- Durability over peak power. It rewards riders who keep turning the pedals long after fresh legs are gone.
- Comfort on loose or broken surfaces, and the bike-handling to hold a line when it gets rough.
- Night-riding nerve. Hours of this are ridden in the dark, and that is a skill of its own.
- A reliable stomach. You will be fuelling on the move for hours, and the day is won or lost on it.
Training plan
A training plan for Scott Frontier 300 isn't a generic base build. Beina reads the event's exact demands, looks at your specific profile and the time you actually have, and maps a highly adapted plan to the start line.
01 · Built for the event
What a Scott Frontier 300 plan targets
- 300 km with 4,200 m of climbing
- Riding through the night
- Endurance and fatigue resistance over the full distance
- Fuelling and pacing for the whole event
02 · Key sessions
What your weeks look like
- Long endurance rides building toward the full distance
- Threshold and sweet-spot work for sustained power
- Sustained climbing repeats on real gradients
- Terrain and skills practice specific to the course
03 · Shaped around you
Not a generic schedule
- Built from your current fitness and the time you actually have
- Adapts every week as Beina learns how you respond
- Syncs your sessions straight to Garmin and Wahoo
- One clear next session, never a wall of spreadsheet