PA Endless Mountains Adventure RallyNext edition TBA · Pennsylvania
An annual dual-sport and adventure motorcycle rally based at Hills Creek State Park near Wellsboro, PA, in the northern Tioga County highlands. Organized by Emmaus Moto Tours via US Dual Sports, the rally offers three pre-mapped 130–180 mile day loops through forest roads, overlooks, and small towns of the Endless Mountains and Pine Creek Gorge region. Free to attend (campers pay campsite fees); a Saturday evening pig roast is included. The 2026 running (June 5–7) was the second annual event, making it an established but still-young recurring rally.
Three pre-mapped GPX loops through the forest roads and highlands of northern Tioga County, all free to ride and sized for any ADV bike — this is a self-guided, low-key alternative to the typical ticketed rally, with Saturday dinner included.
Put on by the organizer of Emmaus MotoTours via US Dual Sports, the PA Endless Mountains Adventure Rally is a grassroots, free-to-attend dual-sport and adventure gathering based at Hills Creek State Park in Tioga County. The 2024 running was the inaugural event; 2026 marked the second annual. Around 70 riders attended the first year. Attendance is free — campers pay their own park or private campground fees, and hotels in the nearby area are an option for those who prefer a roof.
The format is straightforward: the organizer pre-rides and distributes three GPX loop files, one per day, covering the forest roads, gravel tracks, and small towns of Pennsylvania's Northern Tier and Pine Creek Gorge region. The routes are described as primarily non-technical gravel and forest roads — suitable for ADV bikes of all sizes — with a few optional harder sections for riders who want them. Cell service can be unpredictable in and around the park, so downloading maps before you ride is worth doing.
Saturday evening the group gathers for a pig roast and chicken BBQ, with donations collected for a local volunteer fire company. Rider meetings are held at the organizer's home in the area. There are no guided groups — you pick up the GPX files, ride at your own pace, and regroup at camp. It's a practical, community-run weekend built around the terrain, not around spectacle.
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