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Four Corners Rally in the Rockies Motorcycle Rally

Dec 31st, 1969 through Dec 31st, 1969

Four Corners Rally in the Rockies Motorcycle Rally, occurring on Labor Day Weekend, may offer many surprises in the form of weather. But that does not stop around 70,000 bikers from attending this event each year. Why? Probably for some of the most fastinating, heart stopping riding available in the Rocky Mountains. There are several runs planned each year, including Chimney Rock Loop, Mesa Verde National Park, Chama Loop, and Vallecito.

Four Corners Rally in the Rockies Motorcycle Rally is still a motorcycle rally, and all the events that most bikers expect are offered here, as well as some that are not so common. Live music, parties, vendors, etc. abound during this event. Additional added bonuses are listed below.

Typical Events at Four Corners Rally in the Rockies Motorcycle Rally

Four Corners Rally in the Rockies Motorcycle Rally includes numerous events every year. With the number of bikers expected to attend each year, this event attracts over 200 vendors. A partial list of events is provided here, but I highly recommend going to the official website, listed below, to get a detailed listing as well as a schedule.

• Pre-rally rides - starting the weekend before the rally, ABATE sponsored rides to various areas, some of which are listed above.
• Biker Bull Busting
• Biker Rodeo
• Go Go Girl Cage Dancing
• Cruising for Cash
• Wrestling - both professional wrestling and Pineapple Pit female wrestling
• Live music throughout the event, at numerous locations
• Vendors - for about anything a biker would want

While attending the Four Corners Rally in the Rockies Motorcycle Rally, don't miss these nearby attractions

Nestled in southwest Colorado, there are many sites nearby with historic or scenic significance. While attending the Four Corners Rally in the Rockies Motorcycle Rally, you may want to check a few of them out. Here is a short list of some of some of the attractions nearby:

• See the remains of a vanished civilization of cliff dwellers at Mesa Verde National Park (~36 miles from Durango)
• Four Corners National Monument - stand in four different states at the same time, the only place you can do this in the United States! (~87 miles from Durango)
• Ride on the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad. The trip takes about three and a half hours each way, and there is a and a half hour layover in Silverton before the return trip, so this is an all day excursion.

Four Corners Rally in the Rockies Motorcycle Rally Official Website (for further information)

• Four Corners Rally in the Rockies Motorcycle Rally

Motels and Camping Near Four Corners Rally in the Rockies Motorcycle Rally

Four Corners Rally in the Rockies Motorcycle Rally offers limited onsite camping that you can check on at their official website. For those that wish to stay in a motel, or another campground not at the rally site, I have provided the link below. Note that the motels are mostly in Durango, about a 15 mile ride away.

• Click to view available lodging and check availability.

Motorcycle related laws to know while attending

One of the common complaints when returning from a major motorcycle rally is about the law being rampant, and giving tickets out for every minor infraction. While we cannot stop all tickets from being given, some of those tickets are due to you, the attendee, not being aware of some of the standard laws in the state. Below are some of the most common laws for . Be aware, though, that many rally locations have recently passed local ordinances that may be more strict than the state law. For example, a new noise ordinance was passed in Myrtle Beach just in time for the 2005 Fall Rally. I make every effort to keep this information up to date, but you may want to research them more just prior to going to an event, just in case they have changed.