All new course for this year's event!

This year the Idaho City 100 National ISDE qualifier will feature an entirely new course from those we have used over the past decade. We will be returning to some areas we used in the early days of the enduro along with some entirely new trail. An extensive portion of the course this year will utilize private land as well as U.S. Forest Service and State of Idaho Endowment lands. These properties are all used under special use permits from the various organizations who manage these lands. The permits set certain restrictions and requirements for their use on both the Boise Ridge Riders and the participants in the Idaho City 100. The trails on the private land the course travels this year are not open to public use. The Boise Ridge Riders have permission to use these trails only for the June 5-6, 2010 Idaho City 100.

The owner of these lands has stipulated in our use permit they will not allow any mapping of the trails on their land by any participant in the Idaho City 100 National ISDE Qualifier. Therefore, as a condition of entry in the 2010 Idaho City 100 National ISDE Qualifier no GPS (Global Positioning Systems) units will be allowed to be carried by any participant or mounted to any participants motorcycle during the event.

As an entrant in the 2010 Idaho City 100 National ISDE Qualifier you agree to comply with the rules and special use permit requirements set forth by the AMA, Boise Ridge Riders, and land owners including the requirement that NO GPS units are allowed to be used by any participant in the event.

Furthermore the Boise Ridge Riders reserves the right, as the organizer, to erase the contents on any GPS unit discovered during the running of this year’s event. We appreciate your understanding and compliance with the terms of our use permits.

By clicking " I agree" you certify you have read and agree to abide by the terms of use as specified above. You will then be redirected to the payment/entry forms page.

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