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The
Jamboree sports a
week long schedule
of hosted trail
rides with 3 or 4
rides to choose
from each day,
Monday through
Friday. Rides
are set up
according to three
levels of
difficulty and are
rated as either
easy, moderate or
advanced.
The
difficulty level
is determined
primarily by the
type of terrain
encountered. Factors
considered
include:
steepness,
roughness,
obstacles, snow
and distance.
Wednesday’s
activities include
an evening parade
through Wallace
followed by a
pizza social with
music by Silver
Burst
Entertainment.
(Silver
Burst
Entertainment will
also play at
Sweet’s bar on
Friday and
Saturday nights). Pop
and Beer is
included with the
social.
A
MadMan ride will
be held again this
year and is optional.
Lots of
energy and stamina
are required to
complete this
rigorous day-long
ride.
The MadMan
event costs an
additional $25.00
and includes a
special MadMan
T-shirt.
Two
all-you-can-eat pancake, egg and sausage breakfasts are included on Friday and
Saturday mornings. The breakfasts
are put on by our local Search and Rescue Department.
The
ATV rodeo will be held on Saturday only this year and includes three events:
Drag
Racing, Barrel Racing and the Mud Bog.
The
six day Jamboree culminates on Saturday evening with our ever popular BBQ steak
dinner banquet, awards presentation and raffle. This
year’s dinner will be catered by the Snake Pit.
Rodeo
trophies will be presented to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
place winners of all rodeo events and a drawing
will
be held for those who purchased raffle tickets.
Numerous raffle prizes are donated by our event sponsors and area
businesses. Regular Raffle
Tickets are $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00 and may be purchased any time before
the regular raffle begins.
As
the final event of the Jamboree, a Special Raffle will be conducted for
the following two prizes:
The First ticket drawn will
win a new Arctic Cat 400cc automatic ATV!!!
The Second
ticket drawn will win (50) one ounce Silver Rounds!!!
Special
Raffle Tickets
are $5.00 each or 5 for $20.00 and may be purchased anytime before the special
raffle begins. You must be at
least 18 years old to purchase these tickets!
For tickets and more information, call: 208-512-2269 or e-mail us at: hmatva@cebridge.net
The
Jamboree Package includes the following:
One
Jamboree T-shirt
One
Rodeo T-shirt
Hosted
trail rides (Monday – Friday)
Wednesday
evening parade participation
Wednesday
evening pizza, pop and beer social
Two
pancake, egg and sausage breakfasts (juice & coffee included)
One
BBQ steak dinner
Five
tickets for participation in Saturday’s rodeo
Rodeo
event trophies (for event winners)
Note: General Raffle
Tickets and Special ATV Raffle Tickets are not included in the above package.
Additional
Jamboree info, including an event schedule, event locations and hosted trail
ride details will be provided at time of registration.
Please check the included Jamboree Registration Form for
Event Pricing
Important!!
– Please Read the following
Jamboree
Rules, Requirements and Safety Mandates
On
hosted rides, all participants will need to provide their own lunch. On
some rides, our lunch stop may either be at, or in close proximity to, a
restaurant. Should that be the case, you are welcome to purchase a meal at
your own expense. If you choose
this option, please be time conscious so as not to delay the ride for others.
Due
to the increased cost of dust masks, High Mountain ATV Association will not be
providing them this year. If you
don't want to eat dust, you will need to provide your own!
The
Association reserves the right to require that all safety and general
requirements statutory to Federal, State, and County law, as well as Forest
Service, BLM, Private Land requirements and High Mountain ATV Association
requirements, apply to all participants.
Some
of these topics especially important to the Association are as follows:
All
participants,
including
children, must
wear a helmet at
all times while
riding an ATV
during any
jamboree event.
This
includes traveling
to and from any
jamboree
event/function.
You must
also have, at
minimum, a valid
OHV sticker to
participate in any
of the hosted
trail rides.
You must
obey all traffic
laws and behave in
a manner
representative of
a safe,
responsible and
courteous ATV
rider.
You must
carry credentials
provided by
the Association
that identify you
as a participant.
You must
carry a bucket and
a shovel on all
rides (your helmet
qualifies as a
bucket).
You must
ride in single
file.
If you
leave a hosted
ride for any
reason, you are no
longer considered
a participant of
that ride and will
be on your own
from that point
on.
This
applies on a ride
by ride basis.
We do not
allow drinking
(alcoholic
beverages) and
driving.
We do not
allow driving
anywhere but
on designated,
hosted, trails or
roads.
Except when
stated otherwise, all
meals are your own
responsibility.
Children
must be
accompanied by a
responsible adult.
If you have
not paid for a
hosted ride, do
not show up and
expect to go: you
will not be
welcomed!
Within the
Rodeo grounds:
No
Nitrous oxide! (nitrox)
Children
under 12 are not
allowed to
participate on any
machine over 350cc
We
do not allow any
machine to exceed
5 mph on the rodeo
grounds!
Riders
(rodeo
participants or
not) will not ride
or park in any
area designated
for event rides.
Parking
will only be within
designated
spectator areas.
Riders
will follow all
signs and postings
of directions
while on the rodeo
grounds.
We
require that all
participants heed
these regulations
to keep everyone
safe and to enable
our staff and
equipment to get
to their
destinations as we
stage the events. We
also need to keep
the area open to
enable our vendors
and sponsors to
view the event! Please be respectful to all Jamboree officials, participants
and spectators!
Your
cooperation will
be greatly
appreciated!
Rides
are supported by
participants
paying to get a
timed reading and
trophy. Therefore,
“just for fun”
riders will have
to pay like
everyone else! You
will not even get
to the starting
line if you
haven’t paid!
You
must have a
participant marker
(which we will
provide) on the
front of your
vehicle and
on your person
that identifies
you as a rodeo
participant. If
you do not have
these markers you
will not be
allowed to take
part in the rodeo
events!
Crowd
parking will only
be in designated
areas. Those designations will be made by the High Mountain ATV
Association who
will flag or
otherwise mark the
boundaries.
Participants,
spectators, and
any others who do
not obey these
rules and
regulations, will
be removed from
the Jamboree event
and/or Rodeo
grounds and will
not be eligible
for a refund!
In
regards to all
hosted trail
rides, it is strongly
recommended, but
not required, that
you bring along
the following
items:
First
Aid Kit
Basic Tool
Kit
Tire Repair
Kit
Portable
Air Compressor
Eye
Protection
Dust
Mask
Water
and Snacks
Hand-held
Radio (GMRS/FRS)
Extra
clothing for
possible inclement
weather: rain gear, jackets and gloves. Weather can change unexpectedly in this neck of the woods!
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