Halfway 2 Yosemite

Halfway2Yosemite Run
Hosted by Sacramento Motorcycle Riders
🏍️ Ride. Explore. Eat. Chill.
Join us for an unforgettable Sierra Nevada motorcycle adventure featuring scenic mountain highways, sweeping curves, alpine forests, and some of the best riding roads Northern California has to offer.
Event Information
📅 Date: June 27, 2026
⏰ Meet Up: 8:00 AM
🏁 Kick Stands Up (KSU): 9:30 AM
📍 Starting Location
9700 Jackson Rd
Sacramento, CA 95827
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Route Overview
Stop 1 – Angels Camp
📍 36 N Main St
Angels Camp, CA 95222
* Refuel if needed
* Quick stretch break
* Rider check-in
* Historic Gold Rush town atmosphere
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Stop 2 – Cold Spring
📍 29820 CA-108
Long Barn, CA 95335
* Scenic mountain riding
* Rest stop and hydration
* Enjoy the twisties on Highway 108
* Prepare for higher elevation riding
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Stop 3 – Topaz Lake
📍 1969 US-395
Gardnerville, NV 89410
* Lunch stop
* Lake views and photo opportunities
* Fuel stop
* Relax and socialize with fellow riders
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Final Stop – Kennedy’s Pioneer Burgers
📍 22536 CA-88
Pioneer, CA 95666
🍔 Food • Relaxation • Ride Stories
We’ll finish the official ride here with food, drinks, and good company before riders head home at their own pace.
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Ride Highlights
✅ Approximately 280+ miles
✅ Sierra Nevada mountain roads
✅ Highway 49, Highway 108, US-395, and Highway 88
✅ Beautiful mountain scenery
✅ Long sweepers and technical twisties
✅ Beginner-friendly pace with experienced riders
✅ Multiple fuel and rest stops
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Rider Expectations
* Full tank at the start
* Arrive at least 15 minutes before KSU
* Ride your own ride
* No passing within the group
* Maintain safe following distance
* Wear proper riding gear
* Hydrate at every stop
* Respect local communities and speed limits
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Recommended For
🏍️ New and intermediate riders looking to gain experience on mountain roads.
🏍️ Riders wanting a full-day adventure with amazing scenery and plenty of rest stops.
🏍️ Anyone looking to enjoy a safe, social, and memorable ride through the Sierra Nevada.
Sacramento Motorcycle Riders
“Making miles, memories, and friendships one ride at a time.”