Ride Description & Promotional Video

The Tour of Idaho (T1) is a dirt bike ride designed for soloists and small groups traveling alone and unsupported that begins in the Malad Range of southern Idaho and ends 1400+ miles later in the Selkirk Mountains near the Canadian border. It is very likely one of the most committing and difficult long dirt bike rides in the United States. It is NOT a dual sport ride - plated dirt bikes, with lights, are required. 

The Tour encompasses extremes of elevation (1486' to 10,420') and climate. It crests 10,000' three times and 9000 feet a dozen times more.Technical challenges include mud, snow, extensive sections of technical single track, rocky trails, numerous water crossings and deep sand. Navigational issues abound. The Tour is in no way a casual undertaking. Yet the variety of plants, animals and geological features found along the way is amazing. The riding is varied, challenging and always interesting. It's fun even when it's really hard. If you are the type of person who feels comfortable rebuilding a bike in the middle of nowhere (with a bear watching) or lashing logs together to cross a swollen creek, the Tour may be for you.

Text courtesy of http://www.motorcyclejazz.com/TID.htm 

Our team is not doing the "official" Tour of Idaho ride, but we intend to ride many -if not all- of the base trails for 6-days, at which time we pack and go home.

The following is a video description of the ride

This video provides a little history of the Trail origins and the economic benefit that it brings to the State of Idaho.