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16th Annual Graves Mountain Military Vehicle and Vintage 4x4 Trail Rides and Rally
Labor Day Weekend, August 28 through September 2, 2024
(early arrivals are ok, just let me know...).

A fun filled weekend of trailriding, parts-swapping, and fellowship in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia open to all Military Vehicles and to Civilian Vehicles 25 years old and older. Newer vehicles may be allowed by permission of the organizers.
For More Event Information and Registration, See: https://gravesmountaintrailrides.com/

Since this year is the 80th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings, and we use some of the same trails that the 29th Division trained upon, we will be honoring them during our event this year.

Note that although the website has been updated with this year's registration and information flyer (located under the "register" tab on the left side)., I still haven't figured out how to change the date on the download so it still looks like you are getting the 2018 version until you open it...

I had a great time and really enjoyed seeing everyone, especially those who have not been in a while or who made the trip to the event for the first time.

A HUGE thanks to Chuck (BMAN) and his family, Dennis and his family, Mike, Donna, the Graves family, Blake, Robert, Rad, Mike, and everyone else who pitched in to help with logistics and activities before, during, and after the event!
The list is always long, and it gets longer every year!

I put my photos and some that I snagged from others who attended on the event photo page located at:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/124394777 ... 099437663/

We will be holding the event next year at the same time and place (Wednesday before Labor Day through Labor Day, or August 27-September 1, 2025) Hope to see everyone back along with more friends and vehicles!

Sorry for the delayed response, Cabel-looks like a great time as usual!
Gary

Hi Cabell,

Thanks for sharing the photos, looks like a great time. I've put next years event on my calendar. We should be all moved in down south by then and able to attend.

Best Regards,

Bert