This six-day, five-night guided adventure explores some of the most remote and dramatic terrain on the West Coast. The Lost Coast BDR-X is a 500-mile figure-eight loop through Northern California’s last stretch of largely untouched coastline. Beginning in Fort Bragg, the route follows hidden dirt tracks along the Pacific, climbs into the King Range and Sinkyone Wilderness, and winds through ancient redwood forests where ridge, river, forest, and ocean converge. Riders can expect sweeping switchbacks, rugged coastal views, misty ridgelines, remote forest roads, and historic coastal towns with distinct local character.

Participants arrive in Fort Bragg on July 30, check into their hotel, and attend a welcome dinner with Jocelin Snow, the support team, and fellow riders for a trip briefing. The ride begins the following morning with breakfast at a local favorite, followed by four full days riding through the heart of the Lost Coast. Along the way, riders visit select locations and highlights, including spots not featured in the original film or on the map. The group returns to Fort Bragg for the final night on August 4 and departs the next morning.

The package includes five days of riding, five hotel nights (double occupancy; single occupancy available for an additional $700), guide services from Jocelin Snow, a sweep rider, a support truck, a welcome dinner on July 30, all breakfasts, luggage delivery to each hotel, a Lost Coast BDR-X map, a Lost Coast BDR-X T-shirt, and a sticker pack.

The tour cost is $3,999. Dates are July 30 through August 4, 2026. A $2,000 deposit is required, with the balance due 30 days prior to departure. Payments become non-refundable 60 days before the tour start due to scheduling and accommodation commitments, though registrations are fully transferable at any time. Intermediate riding skills are recommended, and all participants must sign liability waivers. Airport transfers, bike rentals, fuel, and drinks or alcohol are not included.