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KTM has announced details for the 2026 US Adventure Rider Rally. Now in its 21st year, the event will be held September 17-19 at Silver Mountain Resort in Kellogg, Idaho, with attendance capped at 200 riders.
A rally that's been running for 21 years is basically culture at this point. A weekend spent on dirt with your buddies is irreplaceable. Capping it at 200 riders makes it that much more intimate. I can already picture that mud, laughter, and campfire atmosphere you just can't get on pavement. The mountains of Idaho — of course that's amazing.
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Idaho in September sounds like just the right time weather-wise for touring too - the kind of event that makes you want to join in.
What kind of event is the US Adventure Rider Rally, exactly?
It's an experience-based event centered around group off-road rides and skill workshops, with connecting with fellow riders as the main draw.
BMW and Yamaha run similar owners' rallies too, but the KTM version seems to have an edge simply from having been around longer.
With a 200-person cap, there's likely to be quite a few people who want to join but miss out through the lottery or first-come basis.
If it's a popular annual event, applying early seems like it'll be the key.
Silver Mountain Resort in Idaho seems to get chosen as an adventure-riding event venue pretty often.
The fact that this rally has run for 21 years on its own speaks to the depth of KTM's adventure riding community.
