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IDAHO BACKCOUNTRY RIDE- SEPTEMBER - RIDER(S) WANTED
- Member Ride
- 09/01/2017 - 8:45 pm
- 09/12/2017 - 8:45 pm
- ~1,250 miles
- Rogerson, Idaho
- Developed Campsites
- Every 100 Miles
- Available enroute ($)
Difficulty Rating:
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Ride Description:
Hello Riders
My buddy Joey and I are going to ride the Idaho Backcountry Development Route (IDBR) from South to North starting just North of Nevada and terminating at the Canadian border starting on September 1 and terminating around Sept 12. For those not familiar with this scheme it has been developed for most of the Western states with the object of leading riders through scenic small backcountry town and old ghost towns to help support remote communities. It is almosty entirely unpaved and dual track.
Contact Information:
Brent Lenehan 510 910 9954 (This information has been provided by the creator of this event page.)
Ride Roster
Attached Files
Lets get lost in Silver City!
- Member Ride
- 06/10/2017 - 10:00 am
- 06/10/2017 - 6:00 pm
- ~92 miles from Parking point on Map. 147 miles round trip from Lakeshore Market
- Lakeshore Market & Gas Station 9031 Lake Shore Dr, Nampa, ID 83686
- Not Applicable
- Pack it in, Pack it out
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Ride Description:
Very much looking forward to this ride. My Dad and I attempted it last week and it was beautiful! Unfortunately our trip got cut short when he attempted a water crossing (not requred for this ride) and flooded out the bike. But don't worry- we won't be going that way.
Starting at the Gas Station in Nampa it is 147 miles round trip.
Contact Information:
208-407-4947 (This information has been provided by the creator of this event page.)
Ride Roster
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2017 IAMC Challenge Sites
- Max Altitude: feet
- Road Maintenance:
- Road Surface:
- Pavement
- Hard Pack
- Sand
- Gravel
- Scree
- Rocky
- Creek bed, dry
- Creek bed, wet
- Features:
- Camping
- Hazardous Bridge
- Hot Springs
- Historical Sites
- Little/No Route Marking
- Ridge Road
- Rock or Mud Slides
- Rough Cattle Grates
- Side Hills
- Stair Steps
- Steepness
- Sweet Jumps
- Water Crossings
- Turns:
- Reducing Radius
- Switchbacks
- Sweepers
- Blind
- Off-Camber
- Exceptional Twisties
Description:
This GPX file contains all the 2017 IAMC Challenge Sites with their elevations. The photo is a map of these sites in Google Earth. The attached PDF file is a list of this year's Challenge Sites along with the Benchmark Map and GPS coordinates.
Post New Condition Report
2016 IAMC Challenge Sites
The 2016 IAMC Challenge Sites are now all uploaded to the website, and you should have received your official 2016 Challenge bandana at the challenge kick-off BBQ yesterday (March 20, 2016). Many thanks to Mike Hardy for organizing the BBQ and selecting this year's challenge site.
2016 IAMC Challenge Sites
- Max Altitude: 6060 feet
- Road Maintenance: Year Round
- Road Surface:
- Pavement
- Hard Pack
- Gravel
- Features:
- Camping
- Hot Springs
- Historical Sites
- Side Hills
- Turns:
- Reducing Radius
- Sweepers
- Exceptional Twisties
Description:
This GPX file contains all the 2016 IAMC Challenge Sites with their elevations. The photo is a map of these sites in Google Earth. The attached PDF file is a list of this year's Challenge Sites along with the Benchmark Map and GPS coordinates.