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Sure, it’s only November, but it seems like lots of folks are looking forward to a brand new year. Needless to say, we’ve got a few ideas on ways to leave 2020 in the rear view mirror. Today, we’ll feature a few, but be warned: we are scheming up some more guided adventure ideas to

What happens when MotoQuest Managing Partner Kevin Hagerty goes into retirement? Same thing that happens when so many other folks switch gears: they concoct new ways to have fun! For those of you who don’t already know him, Kevin has lived in Southern California for 45 years and has ridden almost every road and trail

Our 2020 Colorado Rocky Mountain High Scouting Adventure wrapped up on October 7th, and we’re still riding the post-tour buzz. Blue skies and golden leaves enveloped riders as gorgeous shades of autumn swept through the region. We traversed unpaved mountain passes through Colorado as well as western Utah with breathtaking views. This was our first time guiding

Great news! We have enough riders to green-light our Death Valley Scouting Adventure, and invite you to join the fun while space is still available. We’re hitting twisty roads on the front and back ends of this round trip and kicking up a whole lot of dirt in the middle. Temperatures this time of year are

Did you know MotoQuest offers special rates for rentals between October and February? We may call it the off-season, but the weather in Southern California is typically two-wheeled adventure friendly. If you’re considering slipping away to the west coast for a bit of sunshine and recreational distancing while autumn and winter take over your neck

Hey. Psst. Check your schedule for April 30 – May 10, 2021. Nothing yet? Cool. We have another fun idea for you: we’re riding from our Long Beach, California location up the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) to our Portland, Oregon facility. We’re mostly staying on PCH and enjoying exhilarating, twisty roads whenever we absolutely have

No doubt about it, Summer 2020 in Alaska was totally different than anything anyone could have planned. MotoQuestrians who made their way to the 49th state were rewarded with wide open roads and very little vehicular traffic. Based on the feedback we’ve received from our guests, their expectations were surpassed and the memories from their adventures

Brenden Anders, MotoQuest General Manager, is excited to share his favorite routes and sights while guiding our Death Valley Scouting Adventure in November 2020. Here’s what he has to say, “I first visited Death Valley in May 2013 on a short deviation from our annual Pacific Coast Highway ride. Our small group stopped in Baker, California for fuel and

MotoQuest founder, Phil Freeman, was born, raised, and still lives in Alaska, so he’s very well acquainted with the regional seasonal changes. He knows that autumn brings longer nights, chilly temperatures, and daily dousing precipitation within the rain forest of Girdwood, Alaska, which he calls home.  When it was decided that he should guide our