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STURGIS. THE O-G H-D RALLY.

What makes Sturgis special is different for everyone. For some, it’s because it’s the biggest two-wheeled party in the baddest of lands. For others, it’s the switchbacks, hairpins and pigtails through the Black Hills of South Dakota. The chance to choose freedom over freeways. Or the concerts, daredevils, races & wild events carrying on for 10 whole days in August with hundreds of thousands of family and friends. And all of this since 1938 — it’s truly the O-G.

You’ve got one life and there’s only one Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

Don’t miss out August 1-August 10, 2025.

Lightend Buffalo Chip concert goers with hands up cheering on band

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Getting to Sturgis

The journey to Sturgis begins long before the rally. Whether you want to take your time on the scenic route, ship your bike and fly into Sturgis or rent a motorcycle in the Black Hills, we've got tips that'll make the road to the rally a smooth one.

Get Started

Pair of motorcycles riding through the pinnacles and other otherwordly formations of Badlands National Park on Badlands Loop State Scenic Byway

LEGENDARY RIDES

No matter how you get here — twisties, switchbacks, hairpins, or pigtails — Sturgis is famous for the party, but legendary for the rides.

Ride On

Where to Stay

Find the perfect stay for your adventure in the Black Hills and Badlands Region, from hotels and vacation homes to RV and tent campsites.

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EXPERIENCE THE RALLY

Concerts, motocross races and more adventures await at this year's Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Say #HiFromSD to share your event memories!

Guy with shirt that says "Go Fast Don't Die" racing a Coleman mini-bike on dirt track at Camp Zero at Buffalo Chip Campground

RALLY LIKE ITS 1981

Looking for something truly different? Something that harkens to the very early years of the Rally with people finding a space and making one hell of a good time? A place full of party animals, rad bikes and mayhem?

My friend, let us introduce you to Camp Zero.

Start from ZERO

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FOR MANY, IT'S MORE THAN THE RIDES OR THE PARTY

For those who have been coming annually for years, the Rally is a chance to get together with their "Rally family." And come August, all roads lead to Sturgis — no excuses.

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