The first-ever Yamaha Ténéré Trek invites Yamaha adventure and dual-sport owners to western Idaho for a weekend of adventure riding, community, training, and more. The event takes place at Tamarack Ski Resort in Donnelly, Aug. 6-9.
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The Ténéré Trek is limited to 200 attendees, and those wishing to attend must own a Yamaha dual-sport or adventure bike 250cc and up. The location offers routes along mountain backroads and forest trails through Payette National Forest and range in difficulty to accommodate all levels of adventurers. Upon arrival, attendees will receive GPS tracks for the routes, and a GPS device and SOS beacon device are required.
Yamaha adventure and dual-sport riders can find community with like-minded enthusiasts and exclusive opportunities at the inaugural Yamaha Ténéré Trek.
Included in the $250 registration fee are three hosted dinners, commemorative gift items, live entertainment, group activities, raffles, vendors, and more. Attendees will be able to participate in on-site riding seminars and training opportunities, and the full T7 lineup will be on site for demo rides, including the new World Raid.
Attendees have multiple lodging options to choose from. Rooms at the Tamarack Resort can be had from $189-289 depending on room type, using the special Yamaha rate (be sure to reserve your lodging using the link provided when you register for the event). Located 4 miles north of the resort is the Curlew Campground, offering sites for $50 that can be reserved with event registration. For $75, you can reserve one spot in a group yurt, complete with vault toilets and central water. Group yurts hold up to 10 people. Attendees may also choose to camp in a dispersed camping spot in Payette National Forest.
The Yamaha Ténéré Trek is your chance to test ride the new Yamaha Ténéré 700 World Raid.
Registration is open now for $250, and it’s recommended to register early to secure one of the limited 200 spots. Passenger registration is available for $50. Visit the Yamaha website for more information.
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Read our Yamaha Ténéré 700 review
The Ténéré Trek is limited to 200 attendees, and those wishing to attend must own a Yamaha dual-sport or adventure bike 250cc and up. The location offers routes along mountain backroads and forest trails through Payette National Forest and range in difficulty to accommodate all levels of adventurers. Upon arrival, attendees will receive GPS tracks for the routes, and a GPS device and SOS beacon device are required.
Yamaha adventure and dual-sport riders can find community with like-minded enthusiasts and exclusive opportunities at the inaugural Yamaha Ténéré Trek.
Included in the $250 registration fee are three hosted dinners, commemorative gift items, live entertainment, group activities, raffles, vendors, and more. Attendees will be able to participate in on-site riding seminars and training opportunities, and the full T7 lineup will be on site for demo rides, including the new World Raid.
Attendees have multiple lodging options to choose from. Rooms at the Tamarack Resort can be had from $189-289 depending on room type, using the special Yamaha rate (be sure to reserve your lodging using the link provided when you register for the event). Located 4 miles north of the resort is the Curlew Campground, offering sites for $50 that can be reserved with event registration. For $75, you can reserve one spot in a group yurt, complete with vault toilets and central water. Group yurts hold up to 10 people. Attendees may also choose to camp in a dispersed camping spot in Payette National Forest.
The Yamaha Ténéré Trek is your chance to test ride the new Yamaha Ténéré 700 World Raid.
Registration is open now for $250, and it’s recommended to register early to secure one of the limited 200 spots. Passenger registration is available for $50. Visit the Yamaha website for more information.
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