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Boise Ridge Riders IDC Youth Scramble Saturday, June 3rd
Pre-Entry will be open until May 31st
- AMA membership
- Idaho or non-resident OHV Sticker
- USFS Spark Arrestor
- Sound limit 96 dB/A
Our Why
Our Purpose
To encourage, promote, and host events and displays of dirtbike riding for the recreation and enjoyment of its Members and the general public; and to strive to promote and maintain high standards of ethics and sportsmanship in motorcycle activities (e.g. Idaho City 100 Enduro).
Events
January 1 ~ Hair of the Dog
June 3-4 ~ Idaho City 100
June 3 ~ Idaho City Youth Scramble
June 4 - Idaho City Short Course
September 30 ~ Idaho City Chicks Ride
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Giving Back
The BRR consider themselves caretakers of public lands. Our stewardship is demonstrated by our "on-the-ground" work of clearing and maintaining trails on public lands. We have worked with and continue to work with other motorized groups, as well as non-motorized groups - i.e. dirtbikes, horses, hikers, and mountain bikers so that we can all share and enjoy public lands.
Members clear over 100 miles of single track dirtbike and multi-use trail each year.
The BRR actively donates money each year towards injured rider's funds, high school scholarships, trail maintenance projects and the US Team's efforts at the ISDE Enduro.
Partners
The BRR also aid in a number of volunteer projects for the US Forest Service, Idaho Department of Lands, Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation and other agencies. Currently, the BRR is working with both the US Forest Service and the Idaho Department of Lands on obtaining grants to conduct feasibility studies to implement motorized trails in Idaho. The BRR has also joined with other organizations such as the Blue Ribbon Coalition, Southern Idaho Desert Racing Organization (SIDRA), Stay on Trails, Treasure Valley Trail Machine Association (TVTMA) and others to preserve our right to ride dirtbikes on public land.
Our Partners
