Come to Wyoming to kick off your summer vacation!! The Bighorn Mountain Crawlers are hosting the third annual BMC Summer Safari this June to help show off our wonderful Bighorn Mountains.
After checking in at Bear Lodge, we'll go explore our playground in North-Central Wyoming. Prepare to be amazed by beautiful scenery, challenged by some of the terrain, and entertained by your hosts and trail-guides as we spend a weekend in the Bighorns. There are three categories of trails, so you'll surely find something that fits your comfort level.
The trail options have changed this year, and will include two of the most difficult trails in the Bighorns, plus a few others that the whole family can enjoy. From the gnarly rocks of Boulder Basin, to the breathtaking views from the Highway to Heaven, you will find your escape in the Bighorns.
Trail information here: 2021 Safari Trails
We'll end the event with an early trail/geocache run (location TBD).
Proceeds from the event will go towards the Crawlers efforts to preserve, protect, and enhance public access in the Bighorn Mountains. A percentage will also go to the USFS and local charities.
Click here if you've read enough and are ready to register!!
Timeline of Event
- Registration Opens: January 24, 2021.
- Thursday, June 24
- Friday, June 25
- Saturday, June 26
- Sunday, June 27
Registration
-Online Registration Opens January, 2020, closes June 21st, 2021
Gift Bags for Each Entry:
-Bag with Schwag. Don't sweat the contents. You'll like it –
Entry Cost:
-$80.00 Per vehicle. Includes Saturday BBQ for all passengers, entry into show, and all event activities.
Terrain and Vehicles Allowed:
-The majority of the trails that we will be on can be traveled by smaller stock 4x4's and UTV's. There are a few trails that can be challenging to the beginner, and spotters are encouraged. This is not what most would call an extreme 4x4 event. See trail ratings below.
-Larger 4x4's risk body damage from trees and shrubs.
-Any short wheel base 4x4 vehicle or full size UTV is welcome as long as they are registered and insured as per event rules.
After checking in at Bear Lodge, we'll go explore our playground in North-Central Wyoming. Prepare to be amazed by beautiful scenery, challenged by some of the terrain, and entertained by your hosts and trail-guides as we spend a weekend in the Bighorns. There are three categories of trails, so you'll surely find something that fits your comfort level.
The trail options have changed this year, and will include two of the most difficult trails in the Bighorns, plus a few others that the whole family can enjoy. From the gnarly rocks of Boulder Basin, to the breathtaking views from the Highway to Heaven, you will find your escape in the Bighorns.
Trail information here: 2021 Safari Trails
We'll end the event with an early trail/geocache run (location TBD).
Proceeds from the event will go towards the Crawlers efforts to preserve, protect, and enhance public access in the Bighorn Mountains. A percentage will also go to the USFS and local charities.
Click here if you've read enough and are ready to register!!
Timeline of Event
- Registration Opens: January 24, 2021.
- Thursday, June 24
- 2:00 PM – 7:00 PM, Event Check in.
- 6:00 PM - Bonfire at Bear Lodge
- 7:30 PM - Line-up for night run
- 8:00 PM - Depart on night run
- Friday, June 25
- 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM – Event Check In
- 8:30 AM - Line up for all trails
- 8:45 AM - Welcome statement from BMC Club President
- 9:00 AM - Groups depart for all trails
- 6:00 PM - Bonfire at Bear Lodge
- Saturday, June 26
- 7:00 AM – 8:30 AM - Event Check In
- 8:30 AM - Line up for all trails
- 9:00 AM - Depart for all trails
- 6:00 PM - Bonfire & BBQ Dinner
- Sunday, June 27
- 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM - Geocache Fun Run (Location TBD)
Registration
-Online Registration Opens January, 2020, closes June 21st, 2021
Gift Bags for Each Entry:
-Bag with Schwag. Don't sweat the contents. You'll like it –
Entry Cost:
-$80.00 Per vehicle. Includes Saturday BBQ for all passengers, entry into show, and all event activities.
Terrain and Vehicles Allowed:
-The majority of the trails that we will be on can be traveled by smaller stock 4x4's and UTV's. There are a few trails that can be challenging to the beginner, and spotters are encouraged. This is not what most would call an extreme 4x4 event. See trail ratings below.
-Larger 4x4's risk body damage from trees and shrubs.
-Any short wheel base 4x4 vehicle or full size UTV is welcome as long as they are registered and insured as per event rules.