• Pre-registrations appreciated
• On site registration accepted with no additional fee

• Mndra
• AERC

• Camp is in a campground
• Camp is on public land.

From the North: South on US 52 to Hwy 60 East exit for
Mazeppa/Zumbro Falls, go east 24 miles to Hwy 4, turn right, go 3.4
miles to the town of Theilman at 261st Ave (first street), turn left, go
straight thru town, turns to gravel then it is 1 ½ miles to the West
Assembly Road which is a right turn and that takes you into camp.

From the South: From State Hwy 42 at northern end of Plainview,
turn left on Hwy 4, go about 10 miles to the town of Theilman, at
second street, which is 261st Ave, turn right, go straight thru town,
turns to gravel, then it is 1 ½ miles to the West Assembly Road
which is a right turn and that takes you into camp.

From the East: If coming from Red Wing take US 61 to Hwy 4, turn
right and follow to the town of Theilman, at 261
st Ave (first street),turn left, go straight thru town, turns to gravel then it is 1 ½ miles to
the West Assembly Road which is a right turn and that takes you into
camp.

If coming across the Mississippi at Lacrosse or Winona take
US 61 north to the town of Kellogg, turn left on County Road 18
follow west to County Road 4, turn right and follow to the town of
Theilman, at second street, which is 261st Ave, turn right, go straight
thru town, turns to gravel, then it is 1 ½ miles to the West Assembly
Road which is a right turn and that takes you into camp.

• Camping Fee - Paid to Ride Manager
• Vehicle Fee - Paid to Ride Manager
• Horse Trail Pass Fee - Paid to Ride Mgr

• First come - first served sites offered
• Primitive camping only
• Ample room for all sized rigs

• Potable water on site
• Pit toilets.
• Cell service is poor

• Dogs allowed - must be leashed
• Generators allowed within specified hours only

Richard J. Dorer Memorial Hardwood State Forest, Zumbro Bottoms management unit, at the West Assembly Unit campground. The campground is beautiful and has lots of room!

WE WILL COLLECT ALL CAMPING FEES! Checks preferred.
Emergency cell phone or internet is available - please reach out to Deb at the ride if needed.

• High-lines - optional
• Tie to trailer - optional
• Electric pens allowed
• Portable corrals allowed

• Award potluck dinner (bring a dish to pass)
• Restaurant within 15 minute drive

• Two-way Traffic
• Loops
• Large bridge decks
• Mild Sand
• Mild Mud
• Mild Rocks
• Extreme Rocks
• Two-Track
• Single-Track
• Mild elevation changes

The trails at Zumbro are both wide, easy, and fast and narrow, challenging, and slow. You'll encounter rocks of all sizes, sand, long climbs and downhills, and stretches of flat "make up time" sections. Shoes or hoof protection is highly recommended. This is a state forest, not the well manicured trails of state parks. It is not uncommon to require some navigating around a fallen tree that happened overnight. There are no water crossings (and please stay out of the river due to it's quick sand tendencies) but you get to cross it several times on a big iron bridge.

• All checks in camp

Online registration will conclude on October 17th.