11: SEPTEMBER 2–6
AZ OUTLAW TRAIL JAMBOREE
Eager/Springerville, Arizona
If you live within a day’s drive of the
Four Corners region (Utah, Colorado,
New Mexico and Arizona) of the U.S.,
you have to put the AZ Outlaw Trail
Jamboree on your calendar this year.
Here you will enjoy 26 of the state’s
best ATV trails. From low-elevation
sand washes to high-mountain rides,
there will be something for any sport
or utility ATV rider. Registration starts
with an ice-cream social, then the
rides begin. Day and night rides take
place, as well as a raffle, a Wild West
shootout, BBQs, poker runs, rodeos
and much more.
Cost: $100–$150
Directions: Take Highway 60 to
Globe, continuing into Springerville.
At the traffic light in Springerville,
turn right and go into Eagar. At the
traffic light in Eagar, turn left and
drive about two miles to the Apache
County Rodeo Grounds on your left.
Contact: 866-520-3569,
www.azatvoutlawtrail.co
12: SEPTEMBER 11–13
SAN JUAN ATV SAFARI
Monticello, Utah
With names like Hook and Ladder,
Elk Ridge and John’s Canyon, this
three-day adventure will leave you
breathless as you choose one of 18
different all-day trail rides. Yes, UTVs
are welcome too. From the top of the
Blue Mountains in the center of San
Juan County to the depths of the surrounding canyons, this ATV extravaganza will surround you in the beauty and excitement available only in
the Canyonlands Country of Utah.
A banquet and entertainment are
offered at the close of the event, which
is limited to 350 ATVs. Blackhawk ATV
rentals can set you up with an extra
quad if needed. Call them at (800)
308-3460.
Cost: $100
Directions: Both Monticello and
Blanding are on Highway 191 in
southeastern Utah, near just up from
the Four Corners.
Contact: 800-574-4386,
www.sanjuansafari.com
13: SEPTEMBER 15–19
ROCKY MOUNTAIN ATV JAMBOREE
Richfield, Utah
Now in its 21st year, the Rocky
Mountain ATV/UTV Jamboree is
based out of Richfield, Utah, and is
one of our favorites. This event provides riders with the perfect way to
enjoy the Paiute and Gooseberry trail
systems of central Utah. With 70 different ride options, there is something
for everyone and all skill levels. There
is a ride that shoots skeet, a ride that
spends time fishing along the trail,
Dutch-oven lunches and even a ride
that doesn’t return until after midnight. In addition to the guided rides,
registered riders for the event get
two dinners, continental breakfasts,
a poker card, an official jamboree
T-shirt, and a chance to win one of
dozens of prizes, including a brand-new ATV. There are plenty of places
to stay and some great restaurants to
enjoy while in town.
Cost: $100 per driver or rider.
Directions: Richfield is three hours
south of Salt Lake City and four hours
north of Las Vegas. It is easiest to use
Interstate 15 through Utah, and then
just follow the signs to Richfield via
Interstate 70.
Contact: (877) 47-EVENT,
www.atvjam.com
14: SEPTEMBER 23–27
HISTORIC ATV COLOR TOUR
Buena Vista, Colorado
UTVs are again welcome at this
year’s event, which is surrounded by
the greatest concentration of 14,000-
foot peaks on the continent. So, of
course, from any trail the views are
unbeatable and the fall colors should
be amazing. Participants will visit the
area’s old mining sites and ghost
towns on self-guided tours, go to the
top of a 14,000-foot mountain, and
even cross the Continental Divide.
There will be rides for all skill levels, from the easy forest roads to the
extremely challenging—if you dare.
Night time is get-together time with
BBQs at the park, entertainment and
awards. There will be local riders out
on all the routes for assistance and
information. Or, you can be guided if
you prefer.
Cost: $90 for adults, $59 for kids
under 12
Directions: Buena Vista is two hours
west of Colorado Springs on Hwy 24.
Contact: (719) 395-6612,
www.coloradocolortour.org
15: SEPTEMBER 26–28
COAL COUNTRY OFF-ROAD
FESTIVAL
The Holler Crawler’s signature
fall event has a new name: the Coal
Country Off-Road Festival. The boys
in southeast Kentucky are extremely
proud of their coal-mining heritage
and wanted to reflect that with a
new event name. The event will still
include the famous haunted forest
ATV ride, ATV events, vendor area, a
nationally acclaimed country music
act to be announced soon, and much
more! Plus, the riding at the ATV
park on over 9000 acres is completely free! Brian Fisher will be on hand
to film and hang out with the fans.
Last year this event drew over 10,000
people.
Cost: Free
Directions: From London, Kentucky,
take I- 75 South to Corbin. From there,
head east on Rt. 25 to Pineville, then
follow the signs. If you are pulling
a big trailer (over 20 feet), check the
website for specific directions to the
larger parking lots.
Contact: 606-499-0567,
www.wildernesstrailoffroadpark.net
Berlin New Hampshire’s Jericho Fall Jamboree is the biggest gathering of ATVs in
New England. This is a great location to check out the Ride the Wilds Trail System
as well.
JAMBOREES
