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Jamboree Information

The Tri-State ATV  Jamboree originates in Hurricane, Utah which is located in Southern Utah.   The rides will be on the Tri-State ATV Trail System. Due to the growth of Hurricane we are moving the Jamboree Headquarters to the Washington County Regional Fair Grounds located off of I15 Hurricane exit #16 and SR-9. Approximately 3 miles east on SR-9 from the I15 interchange (exit #16). Having our Jamboree at the Fair Grounds will require transporting all ATVs to the trail head staging areas. We can not ride directly to the trails on our ATVs as in the past years.

Also new this year! You will sign-up for the trails you want to ride on Wednesday evening March 11th or Thursday morning March 12th at the time you check in and receive your credentials. This is a first come first choice basis so arrive early to get the trail picks you want.

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There are other events in the area at the same time, and most of the motels and RV parks were full prior to our registration deadline last year.  Make your reservations as early as possible.

The registration deadline is February 22, 2009. There will only be 30 riders per trail per day so please get your registration in early. (The exact number of trails and riders are still in the approval process.)

The registration fee includes:

The following is general information regarding the event that will help you to better understand the registration process and the activities that are held in conjunction with the Jamboree.

1. Block out March 11-14, 2009 on your calendar.

2. Registration is required by no later than February 22, 2009 so as to allow adequate time for planning, activities, guides, meals T-shirts, etc.

3. To register please  complete the registration form, then send to:
   Tri-State ATV Jamboree,
   c/o Jay Var Campbell
   2564 W. 150 S.
   Hurricane, Utah 84737
   
    

4. Registration Forms:
   Click here for the current registration forms

Include payment for  Extra meal tickets: 
Dinners $14.00 each per person.  Breakfasts $8.00 each. Ice Cream Social $3.00 each.

There are other events in the area at the same time, and most of the motels and RV parks were full prior to our registration deadline last year.  Make your reservations as early as possible.
 

1. The Jamboree's policy is that our list of registered riders names and addresses is for our use only, and will not be distributed for any other use.

2. Make your motel, campground and ATV rental reservations (if necessary) early.  Please refer to the local services guide for a list of local motels and trailer facilities.

3. We will be riding at altitudes from 2500 feet to nearly 7,000 feet above sea level so please tune up your wheeler for those conditions before your arrival.

4. There are a limited number a ATV's for rent in Southern Utah.  Please refer to the local services guide for a list of local rental options.

5. Each registered rider assumes the responsibility for being properly trained and outfitted as well as taking responsibility for his or her own safety and well being.  Registered riders also have the responsibility for being properly insured.  Registration for the Jamboree is an indication of such willingness on the part of each rider.  Refer to the Safety and Limitation of Liability section herein for more information.

6. Choose your rides carefully, according to your abilities and the rating given with each ride description.  The Jamboree rides require that you be willing and able to transport your own ATV to remote locations with the group.  This allows you to see more of Utah's ATV trails and keep our ride groups at a manageable size.  This also spreads the whole group over a larger area, providing for less intense use of local trails.

7. We will have individual credentials for each rider during check-in at the Jamboree Headquarters located at the Washington County Regional Park Fair Grounds, on Wednesday evening .  Credentials will also be used for all Jamboree sponsored meals.  Keep your credentials with you at all time as they will identify you as a registered rider and will allow admission to all Jamboree events, Door prize drawings, etc. unless otherwise stated.

8. Bring warm clothing and rain gear in case of unexpected cooler or wet weather.  March is an ideal time to ride the trail but nights on the desert can be somewhat cold, and weather can change without warning.  Also bring your sun screen and, of course, plenty of water to drink.

9. Utah State law requires Utah residents to have current, 2009 ATV registration.  If your state does not require OHV/ATV registration, you may ride under state reciprocal 14-day visitation and registration will not be required.  If your state does require registration, it needs to be current.  Utah State law also requires all riders without a drivers license be certified to operate an OHV/ATV. Utah State law also states that a person under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult 18 years old or over.  Helmets are mandatory to age 18 and strongly advised for all riders. 

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