Our original jamborees had rides on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This meant that people would travel to and from the jamboree on Thursday and Monday. This actually caused difficulties for many riders and want-to-be riders. By moving the ride days to Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, allows people to travel to the Jamboree on Tuesday and back home on Sunday. This means that days will only have to be taken off of work during one week versus two. This should allow more people to attend for all four days of great riding.

Yes! All participants must pay an entry fee. Any participant that will be driving or riding (passenger) must pay the "Full Event" fee. A reduced child (under 16) rate is available. Our fees are for each person riding on our public lands.

Yes! Each participant needs to fill out and sign a registration form. A non-rider (i.e. dinner guest) can be included on the same form as a participant.

Absolutely! When signing up, just choose beginner rides. Also, inform your Ride Master at the start of the ride.

We added a new ride last year that does require you to transport your machine to another location. We also have two additional trails that depending on the snow conditions, we will be using also.

The Bodie (beginner) looks to be available in 2012 using some new trail segments according the BLM. More information to be posted in the future.If we are able to get new trails, we will notify all registered riders so that any registered rider may choose one of the new trails.

Yes they are for insurance reasons on ATV's. California State Law requires that all persons, regardless of age, who operate or ride All Terrain Vehicles (ATV's) on public lands in California must wear an approved safety helmet. See the California website at http://www.blm.gov/ca/st/en/fo/elcentro/recreation/ohvs/caohv.html. UTV's are not required to where a helmet under California Law as long as you are wearing a seatbelt, however, we do highly recommend that ALL riders wear helmets

Yes! As long as the ATV or UTV is specifically built for more than one rider, then anyone else (spouse, friend, kid) can come along. However, every person (adult or child) must pay an entry fee. The fee is the same whether they ride all 4 days or just 1, 2 or 3 days.

Yes! Fuel, groceries, and other convenience items can be purchased at the Walker Country Store located in the heart of Walker. Very convenient to all!

Yes! Fuel, groceries, and other convenience items can be purchased at the Walker Country Store located in the heart of Walker. Very convenient to all!

No! At this time, due to insurance policies, all ATV's must be types which have 4 wheels - two on the front and two on the back. Motorcycles are not allowed in the Jamboree.

YES - Please directly contact Lake Tahoe Adventures at 1-800-865-4679.

We understand that life happens and it may not always be possible to join us for the Jamboree, even after you have registered.  Under the refund policy, all refund requests must be in writing with refund amounts as follows: requests postmarked prior to May 24th will receive a $75.00 refund, requests postmarked on or after May 24th will not receive any refund.

Yes we will accept late registration up until the day of the Jamboree. Those that register late pay the same $150 fee and receive all of the items except for a T-Shirt. This is due to the fact that the T-Shirt order must be place weeks prior to the event. NOTE - space may or may not be available so please contact us directly by phone to make certain there is space after the May 24th deadline.

Please contact by email at info@northermonochamber.com or call us at 530-208-6078.

All riders can pick up your "rider packet" at the Antelope Valley Fire Station on Larson Lane, ~3 miles north of the town of Walker on Tuesday afternoon/evening (6pm - 8pm) or on Wednesday morning during the breakfast and orientation.

On occasion, because of either a low number of riders or trail conditions a ride will be cancelled.   If one of your rides is cancelled, you will be given the opportunity to participate in the ride of your choice regardless of whether or not it is full.

Per California Vehicle Code, no OHV's are allowed to ride on the highway at any time.

California State Law does not allow the riding of an ATV with more than one person. However, the operator of an ATV/UTV that is designed for two or more people may ride on public lands. (see http://www.blm.gov/ca/st/en/fo/elcentro/recreation/ohvs/caohv.html for more information). Some rides may not be safe for two riders even if the ATV is designed for that purpose. Please be sure to have the necessary equipment that will make double riding both safe and enjoyable. If you have a legal ATV designed for two riders (an operator and one passenger), both riders must pay a complete entry fee.

Anytime prior to May 24th, rides can be switched by calling our office at 530-208-6078.  After May 24th, rides may be switched at the registration desk on any day of the ride. Do not just switch without geting permission from the registration desk. All changes are based on availability.

Well mannered, non-barking Dogs are allowed on the rides as long as they are under the riders control at all time and on the riders ATV/UTV. Well mannered dogs are a must so that all other riders can enjoy the ride without any worries of being "disturbed" by someone's dog. If you would like to board your animal during the Jamboree, there are a few veterinary facilities about 30 minutes north of Walker in Gardnerville and Minden Nevada.

UTV's ARE allowed at this time on most trail rides. See the Ride List page for more information.

NO! Only registered, paid in full riders may participate in the Jamboree. You may register at the door IF there is room available.