Any Like-minded motorcycle enthusiast with a plated Dirt Bike, Dual Sport or Adventure Motorcycle.

Ultimate Dual Spot & Adventure event. Camp on Friday. Club Dual Sport Motorcycle ride from Pozo to Ballinger and Back to Pozo on the weekend. Additional Loops to the beach available on Monday.

First weekend of May

The start in Pozo is located in South Central California 1 hour east of San Luis Obispo. 1 hour SE of Paso Robles. Approximately 4.5 hours Northwest of Los Angeles. 2.5 Hours West of Bakersfield. 3.5 hours South from Salinas.

The San Andreas 300 Club Ride is included with Club Membership.

• Ride with GPS Membership & Phone compatible Tracks are included.
• Camping included Friday on private property at the Sign-In location.
• Secure truck parking behind closed gates until you return Sunday afternoon.
• Beverages at the Ranch Friday afternoon or evening.
• There will be a Bench racing session Friday night at the Ranch around the bonfire.
• BYOB & Bring a chair.
• Pozo Martini’s will be available.
• GPS Tracks and maps will be emailed.
• Breakfast will be available Saturday morning along with free coffee.
• Lunch and your fuel will be portaged to Ballinger Canyon Saturday & Sunday.
• Gear & Fuel portage.
• Starlink Wi-Fi so you can stay connected.
• Saturday night bootleg camping at a private ranch.
• Bonfire, BBQ & Adult Beverages included.
• Breakfast Sunday morning.
• Participant pin.
• T-Shirt.
• After Ride BBQ & beverages at the finish on Sunday.
• Local support.
• 300+ mile 2 Day Dual Sport ride you can’t follow on a map.
• Various loop suggestions to ride on Monday.
• Discount on 2nd and subsequent rides with Exit Tours MC in 2025

Sign-in opens at the Ranch at Noon on Friday.

• Sign the release, pick up your Rider Packet.
• Go for a night ride @ sunset.
• We’ll have a large bonfire on Friday evening at the Ranch.
• You can camp Friday or show up Saturday Morning by 7 AM.
• Mandatory riders meeting at 7:30 AM on Saturday.

The Club will have 3 trailers. A flatbed with short sides for fuel, a trailer with taller open sides for Camping gear for reserved camping &  lodging and an enclosed trailer if you choose to Bootleg camp.

• Put your 5 Gallon Gas can with your name on it next to the flatbed.
• If your camping in a Reserved numbered spot, put your camp spot number on a piece of Duct Tape tapped to your gear bag(s) in the high sided trailer and we will drop off and pick up your camping gear at each numbered spot.
• Same if you reserved Lodging. Name of your Lodging on your gearbag.
• If your bootleg camping on the Mesa, put your gear near the enclosed trailer and we will transport and drop off your bag at the Parc Ferme.
• Bootleg camping is Pitch your tent where you wish on the Mesa at the Ranch in Ballinger at no additional cost.

The club will portage your camping and overnight gear in an enclosed trailer or an Open trailer from Saturday morning, park the trailer Saturday evening and then portage your gear back to Pozo Sunday afternoon.

• If your group has reserved in Ballinger with covered Picnic table, camping area, running water and fire ring, put the number of that spot on a piece of duct tape on your camping gear and set your gear Saturday morning by the numbered posts in Pozo.
• (# post corresponding to your reserved campsite Sat.)
• If you reserved lodging put the name of lodging on your gearbag and set it near the ‘Lodging’ post.
• The club will drop off and pick up your overnight gear at your reserved camping or lodging spot.

• Small tents, cots, sleeping pads, sleeping bags, folding chair, overnight bag, small 6 pack size Ice chest will all be transported.
• One thought was to put all your camping gear in your gear bag since you will be wearing your gear and you would then have your gear bag to store the gear once you arrive at the Ranch in Ballinger Canyon.
• And your gear bag keeps all your camping gear in one place ?

• You are responsible for getting your gear to the trailer Saturday morning in Pozo & Sunday morning in Ballinger if you bootleg camped.
• How much gear do you really need to Camp one night overnight ?

The club will portage your camping and overnight gear in an enclosed trailer or an Open trailer from Saturday morning, park the trailer Saturday evening and then portage your gear back to Pozo Sunday afternoon.

• If your group has reserved in Ballinger with covered Picnic table, camping area, running water and fire ring, put the number of that spot on a piece of duct tape on your camping gear and set your gear Saturday morning by the numbered posts in Pozo.

• (# post corresponding to your reserved campsite Sat.)

• If you reserved lodging put the name of lodging on your gearbag and set it near the ‘Lodging’ post.

• The club will drop off and pick up your overnight gear at your reserved camping or lodging spot.

• Small tents, cots, sleeping pads, sleeping bags, folding chair, overnight bag, small 6 pack size Ice chest will all be transported.

• One thought was to put all your camping gear in your gear bag since you will be wearing your gear and you would then have your gear bag to store the gear once you arrive at the Ranch in Ballinger Canyon.

• And your gear bag keeps all your camping gear in one place ?

• You are responsible for getting your gear to the trailer Saturday morning in Pozo & Sunday morning in Ballinger if you bootleg camped.

• How much gear do you really need to Camp one night overnight ?

Day 1 is approx. 150 miles total. That mileage will include a few trails in Ballinger Canyon Saturday Afternoon.

Saturday’s Gas Stop in Ballinger is at a little over 100 miles. Emergency Gas will be available at 98 miles on Saturday.

• It is around 115 miles on the ‘A’ Loop to Ballinger.

• Lunch and beverages Saturday at the fuel stop at the Ranch are included.

• After Lunch on Saturday there are Loops of Ballinger for you to choose from.

• Sunday Day 2 loop the morning loops are from 25 to 50 miles.

• It is approximately 100 miles with short pavement section connectors and several bail-outs available back to Pozo.

• Ride a morning loop of your choice of anywhere from 25 to 50 miles. These morning loops can include some challenging sections.

• Come back to the Ranch and Fuel Up and grab a Sack Lunch for the trail.

• A sack lunch you can take on the trail and beverages at the fuel stop in the late morning are included with your Club membership.

Approximately 100 miles between fuel stops. 105 mile fuel range recommended.

Day 1 emergency fuel will be available @ around 98 miles .

• You can ride 20-40 mile Loops in Ballinger Canyon after Lunch and the fuel stop on Day 1, then back to the overnight stop.

• Ride a loop in the morning on Day 2 back to the same fuel stop and a sack lunch.

• Day 2 we will have a Fuel stop after Breakfast and before heading back to Pozo.

• The club will portage your 5 gallon gas can which should have your name on it and will be at the same location both days.

The idea being leave Pozo with a full tank. Fuel up with your gas which has been portaged when you arrive at the Ranch in Ballinger Saturday afternoon, and fuel up again after the morning loop before returning to Pozo.

In order to use the private ranch in Ballinger, we cannot ride around on the Mesa.

• You can ride up to the Mesa and the BBQ Area, ride on the roads to check out your campsite, then return and park your motorcycle in the Parc Ferme near the BBQ area.

• Your Gas can and an EZ Up will be in the Parc Ferme.

• Along with a spot to work on your motorcycle or lube your chain.

• We will also have Air for tires.

Riders Meetings will be near the Parc Ferme and the BBQ Pit Sunday morning.

(Parc Ferme is French for Pit area)

When you arrive in Ballinger, the club will have Lunch ready. Grab Lunch, a soda, water and then go for a loop of Ballinger Canyon.

Come back from your afternoon Loop and Please Check-in on the Check-out sheet when you finish, so we know you are in.

The Bar will not Open until 5 PM.

• Get your tent or sleeping spot set up when you come back from the afternoon ride.

• Grab some BBQ and fixin’s, come and hang out, enjoy the bonfire, an adult beverage and the camaraderie of like-minded enthusiasts.

• Get ready to go back out the next morning.

We will meet for Breakfast and have a riders meeting at 7:30 am and at 8:30 am on Sunday morning. You only need attend one meeting.

If you reserved a campsite of lodging, pack and leave your gear on the road and the Club will pick it up.

If you bootlegged camped pack up and bring your gear and set next to the enclosed trailer. Near the BBQ- area.

• Please check-out on the sign-out sheet before you leave and check back-in when you finish.

• Please make sure to check-out/sign-out at the finish on Sunday.

• Cheeseburgers & adult beverages included after the ride in Pozo.

Friday and Sunday we will be camping at a private ranch near the start of the old Hi-Mountain Enduro in Pozo.

• You can either tent camp, camp in your truck or park an RV or trailer on the property.

• The Ranch in Pozo will be secured until we return Sunday afternoon.

• There is potable water but no RV Hookups.

• The private property in Pozo has huge Oak trees around the perimeter and there is plenty of room for everyone to spread out.

• The Ranch in Pozo is secure.

Saturday at the Private Ranch in Ballinger Canyon there are 9 camp spots with covered picnic tables on the Mesa.

Each has potable water and an area large enough for 4-8 guys.

• You can reserve a Covered picnic table, running water and fire pit for a small fee. Only one guy in each group need to pay to reserve a camping spot.

• Campsites are numbered 1-5 to the West and 3E, 2E and 1E East from the BBQ area. Double fire is the largest Campsite and the furthest East. Clean Outhouses are located near each camping spot.

• • You can bootleg and pitch your tent anywhere on the Mesa for no additional fee.

  • • There is an included Open Bar with a bartender that will be Open from 5pm until 9pm serving adult beverages.

    • Be sure to Tip the Bartender.

    The Private Ranch in Ballinger is not some dude ranch, nor some ritzy retreat.

  • The only things ever raised here is wine or beers in the light of campfires.

• If you would like a campfire in your fire ring in Ballinger, you will need to purchase firewood on the Sign-Up page.

• No scrounging for firewood is allowed on the Mesa in Ballinger.

• No ground fires all weekend.

• There is plenty of fire wood in Pozo if you were to bring a fire pit.

• Saturday we will have breakfast burritos and free coffee.

• Sunday we will have an excellent breakfast and free coffee.

• Portia-potties and hand-washing stations will be onsite.

This is not a guided tour.

• You will Navigate by following phone compatible GPS Tracks.

• There will be NO course markings.

• GPX tracks are included with each route.

• Maps are not suitable for navigation.

• Ride with GPS Club Membership is included with Exit Tours MC Membership.

• Phone compatible Ride with GPS Tracks will be emailed.

Early May is one of the nicest time of year on the Carrizo Plain.

• While things may be starting to warm up, the wildflowers could be blooming and it could still be green in this part of California in early May.

• Daytime temperatures are in the high 70’s, low 80’s and nights usually in the low 50’s.

• The stars and constellations at the Ranch are epic in May.

Day 1 is approx. 150 miles total. The mileage will include a few trails in Ballinger Canyon Saturday afternoon.

Saturday’s Gas Stop in Ballinger is at a little over 100 miles. Emergency Gas will be available at 98 miles on Saturday.

• It is around 115 miles on the ‘A’ Loop to Ballinger.

• Lunch and beverages Saturday at the fuel stop are included.

• After Lunch on Saturday there are Loops of Ballinger for you to choose from.

Sunday Day 2 loop the morning loops are from 25 to 50 miles.

• It is approximately 100 miles with short pavement section connectors and several bail-outs available back to Pozo.

• Ride a morning loop of your choice of anywhere from 25 to 50 miles. These morning loops can include some challenging sections.

• Come back to the Ranch and Fuel Up and grab a Sack Lunch for the trail.

• A sack lunch you can take on the trail and beverages at the fuel stop in the late morning are included with the ride.