7 day 7 night Northern CA BDR Adventure
Next Ride: June 21st-28th 2025
10-RIDERS MAX
Participate in the BMA Northern CA BDR Adventure Tour that lasts for 7 days and 7 nights! It's Going To Be an Unforgettable Experience
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Easy to Intermediate
Northern CA BDR Adventure Tour! 7 days 7 Nights
Hotel Accommodation, meals, and logistics are all covered during our 7 day 7 night Adventure
Start your journey near Mammoth Lakes at Minaret Vista (9,265’). Choose between two advanced sections: one through the Jeffrey Pine Forest and another looping around Obsidian Dome. Admire Mono Lake's Tufa Spires before the main route, a water crossing. Explore Bodie State Historic Park for old mining town charm. The section ends near Bridgeport with epic views of Nevada and the Sweetwater Range.
Adventure up Burcham Flat Road for a challenging ride up Mount Patterson. Optional Expert tracks available, . Remote Sweetwater Loop north of Lobdell Lake features rocks and potentially sand.. Continue north on Hwy 89 over Monitor Pass (8,314’) and Hwy 4 over Ebbetts Pass (9,186’), marking the transition from Eastern Sierras to the western slopes of the Great Sierra Nevada Range.Discover a double-track trail close to Bear Valley that takes you to Winton Road. Descend to the Mokelumne River via forest route. Cross the bridge and navigate steep switchbacks up to the Bear River Reservoir dam. Head north on Highway 88, stop by the Leek Springs Hill Lookout Tower at 7,621 feet. Ride the Mormon Emigrant Trail and follow a 17-mile off-road route to Kyburz on Highway 50.
Discover the Pony Express Trail around Kyburz, take a trip on Ice House Road to Uncle Tom’s Cabin, and proceed to French Meadow Reservoir through Truckee and Donner Pass. Make a stop at Donner Memorial State Park. Carry on past Boca Reservoir, ascend Verdi Peak, and make a pit stop in Sierraville. Journey along Henness Pass Road, passing the picturesque Webber Lake.
Leaving Graeagle, our journey will take us to Argentine Rock Lookout to admire the breathtaking views of Sierra Buttes, Lassen Peak, and Quincy. Next, we will proceed to Mt. Hough Lookout before descending to Taylorsville, renowned for its historic general store. As we pass by Round Valley Reservoir, we will witness the aftermath of the 2021 Dixie Fire. Traverse through a canyon to reach Seneca, a ghost town steeped in fascinating history.
Finally, enjoy a picturesque drive to Chester along dirt roads cutting.through charred forests, culminating at Lake Almanor. Enjoy Lake Almanor views before heading to Antelope Mountain Lookout (7,684’), one of the first solar-powered fire lookouts in the country. Descend to Harvey Mountain Lookout (7,354’) and then head to Bieber on asphalt. For a challenge, will we take an advanced track through Little Valley to experience varied terrain.
The primary path transitions to asphalt leading to Bieber. An optional challenging route branches off at the beginning of Section 8, passing through Little Valley. This route involves overgrown grassy terrain with a steep, technical rocky climb that then transitions into a serene, lightly forested two-track path. Remember to close the gates properly when passing through!
Start your journey from Alturas, make your way to the Sugar Hill lookout point, follow forest trails, and then descend to Fort Bidwell. Encounter creek crossings and explore a historic inn.Continue through the pine forest, and finally reach Highway 395 close to the Oregon border. Travel north towards Lakeview, Oregon.
Join BMA on completing this thrilling adventure!
How many people are in the riding group?
We limit our groups to 10 people
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How difficult is the riding?
The route includes both challenging sections that are optional and easier bypass sections. While we will ride together as a group for the majority of the journey, in cases where some members wish to take on a tougher section while others prefer an easier route, the guides will decide to split the group for those specific parts to ensure that everyone can have an enjoyable riding experience.
Will a support truck be following us?
Certainly. Our support truck will have all the necessary equipment, and there will be space available for your gear if you prefer not to carry it on your bike.*Note: Support truck will follow us as long as we get at least 5 riders
How do I need to pack my bike?
Travel with minimal luggage, ensuring efficiency and optimal bike performance. Allow us to assist you in this regard! As we will be lodging in hotels throughout the tour, we can all travel light. It is recommended to pack daily essentials such as snacks, water, and layered clothing to adapt to varying conditions.
What should I pack?
For YouClothes:
Having the right riding gear is essential! Should you have any inquiries regarding riding gear and apparel, don't hesitate to reach out to us for a more thorough discussion. Typically, individuals tend to pack more clothing than necessary. Along with essential riding gear like a helmet, jacket, gloves, pants, and boots, it's important to have layers for varying weather conditions. It's advisable to pack an extra set of comfortable clothes and shoes for leisurely activities in town or at the hotel.
For your BikeTools:
If you have a good set of tools it is not a bad idea to bring them; some people like to be self-sufficient. If you don’t have any or want to save room we should have enough tools to fix or repair most bikes on the fly.
What tires do I need for my bike?
It is advisable to opt for a tire with a 50/50 tread pattern, although a 70/30 ratio would be even more suitable, especially if it leans towards a more off-road or dirt-oriented design. This choice is recommended as we will encounter technical sections that would benefit from a tire with a greater emphasis on off-road performance.2025Northern CA BDR Hotel/Cabin Tour
Join us on this 7 day 8 night Northern CA BDR Adventure Tour!
$2,699.
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Professional instruction
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Professional Guide Service
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Fully Stocked Support Truck
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Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
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Fully Stocked Beverage Coolers
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Motorcycle- Bring your own
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Support Vehicle Transports You Back to the Valley