Desert Daze Dual Sport

Dual Sport Desert Daze is the premier Dual Sport Adventure Motorcycle gathering in the Western US and, in our 8th year, we're joining Arivaca Outback.

Celebrating our 8th year in Southern Arizona, it's an exhilerating three days of the best on and off-road motorcycling.

NEW LOCATION THIS YEAR - Join us in beautiful Arivaca as we combine forces with Arivaca Outback!

Friday

8 AM
Breakfast @ Gadsden Coffee House in Arivaca

RIDER'S CHOICE - GO RIDE!!!
Mix and match some of the local ride routes.

6 PM
Dinner on your own

Check out La Gitana Cantina in Arivaca.

Saturday

8 AM
Breakfast @ Gadsden Coffe House in Arivaca

RIDER'S CHOICE - GO RIDE!!!
Mix and match some of the local ride routes.

6 PM
BBQ at Andy's Place
($20 suggested donation to cover the cost of food)

Sunday

8 AM
Breakfast @ Andy's Place
($20 suggested donation to cover the cost of food)

RIDER'S CHOICE - GO RIDE!!!
Mix and match some of the local ride routes.

6 PM
Meet for dinner - TBA

Monday - Head Home

Ride safe on your way home.

Ride Your Own Ride

For all rides it is your choice to participate or not. You may choose to ride with someone else or ride by yourself. If you ride with others, take a few minutes to discuss your plans as a group. If you ride by yourself, take a few minutes to check in with a buddy and let them know your planned location and expected return time. Remember cell phones don't necessarily work in some remote areas. Take care of yourself and only do what you are comfortable doing!

Be aware that, even in early Spring, the desert can be a harsh place. Remember to carry AND DRINK plenty of water.

Participation is completely voluntary and, by act of participation, you accept 100% of any risk or liability that you may incur.

Ride Reminders

Carry and drink plenty of water.
If your motorcycle requires any specialized tool, make sure you have one in the event of a trail repair.
Only do what you are comfortable doing.
Consider riding with at least one other person and, at the very least, check in with someone regarding your route and expected return time if you choose to go out alone. Be aware that your cell phone may not work in some remote areas (or may pick up the Mexico provider and may not work even though you have signal). Don't count on it to get you out of a jam.
All routes are provided for convenience with no guarantees regarding the conditions or difficulty.
Participation is fully voluntary and you accept full responsibility for any damages, risks, injuries or liabilities you may incur.
Pack it in, pack it out. Please be respectful of the environment and pick up after yourself.
Check you speed (and dust) when approaching pedestrians, other vehicles, residential areas and horseback riders - be considerate of others.
Observe and obey all private property posted signs.
If you find a closed gate be sure to close it after you. If a gate is open, leave it open when you pass through.
If a group decides to ride together, please have a pre-ride meeting to discuss how the group will handle passing other vehicles, passing within the group, hand signals that may be used, damaged motorcycles, injured riders and route turns.
Be honest about your riding skills and comfort level and let others in your group (if you choose to ride in a group) know where you're at.
Honor private property and do not attempt to by-pass locked gates.
Please stick to established roads and trails.
Ride smart.
Have fun!

For more information and registration, click here!