Most of the ride is easy to moderate. There are a few sections that can be rocky and steep with some ruts. You will need to be realistic with your skill level and not ride over your head. None of this route is considered difficult by most people. Some of the rides will also have some creek crossings that can be slippery and challenging to cross.

After you fill out the registration form, you’ll need to click the shopping cart icon to check out and complete your payment. Please note that we won’t be able to view your registration form until payment has been received.

Yes, an adventure bike is required for most of our events, as the routes often include off-road terrain suited for adventure riding. The only exception is the Million Dollar ride, which is entirely on pavement and open to other types of motorcycles.

Yes. We are on public roads. All traffic laws must be obeyed.

The rides aren’t limited to just BDR routes; however, some sections may overlap with parts of a BDR. Our routes are carefully planned to include a mix of terrain and experiences, offering a unique adventure that goes beyond the standard BDR journey.

This varies for each event. Check out each event page for the answers.

Tennessee Twister

Holy Smokies

Million Dollar

Two the Mountains

Like Father Like Son

The deposit is non-refundable because Moto Mission is growing rapidly, and last year we faced challenges with participants not showing up to events. This was unfair to those on waitlists who missed out on the opportunity to join. By requiring a deposit, we aim to encourage accountability and ensure that spots are reserved for those fully committed to participating.

We ask that you stay with us the entire experience. But if there is an urgent need, then we will do what we can to help get you home.

No, this is for motorcycles only.

No, this is for motorcycles only.

Yes.

Yes. We are designing an experience for adventure riders who want to grow in the spiritual walk.

Yes, all are welcome.

We will do our best to assist a down rider. You are riding on public roads and must be legal to operate your motorcycle as well as having your own insurance. Each rider is responsible for their own medical expenses, recovery efforts, transportation and damages that may occur. You are riding on public roads so you assume the risk and ride responsibly.

Check each individual event page for more details, but for most of 2025 events, you will need to pay for your own food, water, and snacks along the way. Exceptions to this are Two the Mountains and Father/Son.