When you arrive on Friday, you’ll be impressed with the park’s historic lodge constructed of old growth hemlock timber. As soon as you enter the lodge, you’ll experience the start of the weekend amenities, with cold drinks and fresh cookies. Check-in for the event will be at the Herndon J. Evans Lodge. The Lodge will be the center of everything for the event weekend.
There will be cash bars and excellent catering provided by the park staff. If something is not planned on the schedule, you can enjoy a meal from the Mountain View Restaurant or a cocktail from the Mountain Top Tavern. Options for lodging include rooms at the lodge with mountain view patios and decks, rustic mountain cabins or modern cottages nestled in the woods.
After a peaceful night of rest and breakfast Saturday morning, you can select from multiple routes to set out for the day. Famous area roads within a short distance of the park include “Appalachian Autobahn,” “The Dragon Slayer” and -- a tip of the hat to the area’s moonshine heritage -- “The Revenue Runner.” There are many more just as challenging, but less known roads to enjoy. The big bike friendly adventure route on Saturday will be enjoyable for those on larger bikes with 90/10 tires.
For you and your passengers wanting time off of the bike, the park offers plenty of activities and sightseeing to fill your day. For those wanting to work on their personal bucket list and explore the area, Cumberland Gap National Park is a short ride and so is Cumberland Falls known as the “Niagara Falls of the South.” The Appalachian Mountains are filled with history and points of interest from the famous Hatfield and McCoy families. This was the most famous feud in America and took place in nearby Harlan County.
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Register online on BMW MOA's website (coming soon)
Registration includes the Friday night welcome party with appetizers and cash bar. Guests staying at the park have breakfast included with their lodging.
Event supporter “Back Roads of Appalachia” will be on hand to offer free route programing from their free app. This will provide guests with thousands of miles of great motorcycle riding in the Appalachia region.
On Saturday night, a dinner banquet and cash bar with thousands of dollars of industry door prizes from Rides4Fun supporters and sponsors will take place.
The incredible Pine Mountain State Resort Park will be the base of operations for the event. One-hundred percent of all lodging has been blocked out for our event guests, but is available on a first come, first served basis.
To make reservations, riders will need to call the park directly at 606-337-3066 and speak to the front desk. You will need to provide the staff the event code #3166 to book a room, cabin or cottage. If you visit the park's website, the property will show sold out for the weekend. You must call.
They park is also offering a primitive tent camping option for the first time. Call the park to ask about this.
All lodging options are within easy walking distance of the J. Evans Lodge.
Overflow Lodging: properties are 9 miles from the park entrance
Holiday Inn Express - Middlesboro, KY - 606-248-6860
Sleep Inn - Middlesboro, KY - 606-576-7829