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CAMP COLORADO BDR RIDE - August 21-25
WHAT AND WHEN
Join us for CAMP Colorado Backcountry Discovery Ride (BDR), on August 21-25 - five days of riding off road and motocamping along the gorgeous setting of Colorado’s mountains.
This ride is immediately after CAMP Colorado S’more (August 16-21), and we recommend you attend that too if you are planning to do the BDR ride.
The Colorado BDR is a sub 700 miles ride that includes dirt, rocks, sand and water crossings, all at very high altitude, extending from the Four Corners (Colorado/New Mexico/Utah/Arizona intersection) to the Wyoming border. It is considered an “intermediate” off road ride, and it requires skills, appropriate tires (fifty/fifty recommended) and an appropriate motorcycle (adventure, dual sport). It definitely isn't a route you should try if this is your first foray into off-roading.
We will send every attendants plenty of information, the GPX files and everything you need to know about the ride.
WHAT’S THE PLAN?
The plan is to ride five of the six sections of the Colorado BRD, North/South (*). Starting on August 21 in the morning in Steamboat Springs, we will ride one section a day until we reach Dolores, at the Four Corners, on August 25, spending our last night in Durango. We will be camping every night in a different place.
On the 26 we will go back to our respective homes. Please note - there will be the possibility to have your motorcycle trailered from the Chicagoland to the Denver/Estes Park area and back for a fee.
You have two options to join this ride:
Join the Colorado S’more, on August 16-21, get acclimated with with riding at high altitude for two-three days, head to Steamboat Springs on August 20 in the evening, and start riding the BDR on the 21. This is recommended, because it gives your body the time to get accustomed to riding at 11K feet plus…
Join us directly in Steamboat Springs in the evening of August 20, ready to ride the BDR on the 21st.
(*) We are skipping one of the six sections of the Colorado BDR, the one that from Steamboat Springs goes to the Wyoming border.