Roll into Cottonwood
Check in, unload, and meet the group. Trucks and trailers stay parked at the hotel, with security, until we're back Sunday. Then it's dinner in Old Town Cottonwood.
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Wikki Traxx presents · October 1–4, 2026
Four days, three nights, and one of the biggest views on earth. Ride from Cottonwood to Williams, out to the Grand Canyon, and back again, with a chase crew handling lunch, luggage, and backup fuel along the way.
Request event detailsThe Grand Canyon ride is back
The last run was a great time for everyone, and this year's route has been reworked to skip the slowest stretch, so we spend less time waiting and more time riding. We ride as a group, lunch on the trail every day, and let the chase crew handle the rest.
Check in, unload, and meet the group. Trucks and trailers stay parked at the hotel, with security, until we're back Sunday. Then it's dinner in Old Town Cottonwood.
Wheels rolling by 9 a.m. The chase crew meets us halfway with lunch and hauls your luggage, so you ride light all the way to Williams.
The big one: roughly 155 to 160 miles from Williams out to the Grand Canyon and back, with the crew carrying extra fuel for the trip.
One more trail lunch on the way south, then we roll back into Cottonwood, where your rig is waiting.
Your entry
That's per adult, and kids under 12 ride free (event t-shirts extra). You book your own hotel rooms, with breakfast included at both stops, and cover fuel for your machine and dinners in town. The chase crew takes care of just about everything else.
A road crew follows the ride all weekend and meets us out on the trail every riding day.
Lunch, drinks, and snacks every day, plus a chance to restock your cooler. Dietary needs? Just tell us.
Your bags travel in the chase van from hotel to hotel, so there's nothing strapped to your machine.
Extra fuel rides with the crew on Grand Canyon day and meets you at lunch. No carrying jugs.
If your machine quits, the chase trailer hauls it and you keep going in the van or with another crew.
Every adult entry comes with a Rip to the Rim event shirt.
How we ride
Rip to the Rim is built for riders who want a real Arizona adventure without going it alone. We look out for each other, we keep it safe, and everyone comes back with a story.
Side-by-sides, dirt bikes, and quads are all in, as long as your machine is trail ready.
We ride out of each other's dust, keep the group together at every turn, and run a sweep vehicle at the back.
October in the high country can bring sunshine, storms, or even snow. We've ridden through all of it.
Evenings in Old Town Cottonwood and Route 66 Williams, with a crew that rides with safety and respect.
Photo gallery
Canyon views, pine forest trails, and a crew worth riding with. Open any photo to browse the full album.
How to get in
Send us a quick email with your phone number and how many people are coming.
We'll send hotel and group-rate info, the ride guide, and exactly what to bring.
Confirm your spot and send t-shirt sizes so we can plan the crew, the food, and the shirts.
Group hotel rooms are limited, and Williams fills up fast on Grand Canyon weekends. The sooner you ask, the better your options.