Everett Eagle Riders 13

The Everett Eagle Riders ended the 2026 August S**t Show Run with just over 3200 miles. The final day was spent cruising through Chinook Pass, enjoying breakfast in town, and stopping for ice cream in Maltby before landing at the Eagles in Everett to say goodby, see you next year for another big adventure!

Day 12: HOT HOT HOT. The Everett Eagle Riders left Oregon and rode to the surface of the sun aka eastern WA where temps reached 111F and sweet relief was felt when it dropped to a balmy 93 in Natches, the final camping spot. There is nothing more beautiful than Washington state which continues to dazzle everyone as we met up Eagle Rider Collin again in our home state.

Day 11: After hiking around a lava filed, the Devils Orchard and climbing in caves at Craters of the Moon in Idaho the Everett Eagle Riders headed to Bully Creek Campground in Oregon. This campground had all the sounds of owls and coyotes and we basically had the lake and fields to ourselves.

Day 10:The squirrels angrily told the Eagle Riders to leave the Tetons by throwing acorns at us and the bikes! It was a very hot ride to Craters of the Moon national monument but the campsite was unbelievable! Cave and lava tube explorations led underground and pika, chipmunks,bats and a fox were all spotted in one night.

Day 9 Pt 1: the Everett Eagle Riders were thrilled to leave the Motel 6 in Casper 🤢and make their way to The Grand Tetons on ER Bushpilots birthday. In between were beautiful roads near Dubois.

Day 8: The Eagle Riders left the Badlands and rode through the Black Hills to see Mt Rushmore and ride Iron Mountain in Custer State Park area. We ended the day in Casper Wyoming.

Day 7: A full day in the Badlands National Park. The Eagle Riders are soggy from the rain but the skies were forgiving during riding and exploration. Prairie Dogs and Bison were spotted and lots of beautiful land to see. A quick trip to town provided us some tourist fun.

Custer State Park Cruising

Day 6: Goodbye Devils Tower and hello Sturgis, Crazy Horse Memorial, Needles Highway, and the Bandlands! We didn’t know it was possible to rain across an entire state all at once. It was dark when we arrived at the Bandlands but worth it for the added stop to Sturgis.