DESCRIPTION

A three-day driving event built around roads worth driving and a track worth the effort.

Cascades & Curves is a driver-first rally based in Central Oregon.

Focus is put on enjoying the road, enjoying your car, and enjoying sharing the experience with others.

Event Overview

• Dates: June 4–6, 2026

• Base Location: Sunriver, Oregon

• Vehicles: Street-driven, well-maintained performance cars

• Group Size: Intentionally limited

Cascades & Curves is designed for drivers who value the experience of driving itself — long days on the road, technical sections, open space, and roads that reward focus.

Routes are curated, pre-run, and built to highlight the character of Central Oregon pavement.

Track Day Add-On (Optional)

An optional private track day at Oregon Raceway Park is available as an add-on for registered participants.

• Full-day lapping at ORP

• Helmets required

• Self tech inspection required

Track participation may be added during initial registration or later, subject to availability.

ORP is a technical, elevation-heavy circuit that rewards precision and commitment — a fitting way to open the event.

If track participation does not meet minimum requirements, the track day add-on will be fully refunded.

Registration Details

• Registration is per driver / per vehicle

• No passenger registration required

• Vehicles must be street legal, insured, and mechanically sound

Drivers are expected to arrive with fully prepared vehicles and a respect for the roads, the group, and the experience.

Passengers are welcome for all rally driving days but are not permitted on track during the optional ORP track day

After Registration

Registered drivers will receive:

• Confirmation email

• Event timeline and logistics

• Route and briefing details closer to the event

• Track day instructions (if applicable)

All final details will be distributed electronically prior to the event.

Day 0: Wednesday — June 3

Welcome Meet | 7:00 PM in Sunriver

An informal welcome meet for early arrivals.
No programming, no agenda — just a chance to connect before the event begins.

Details will be shared with registered participants.

Day 1: Thursday — June 4

Plains and Canyons Loop Drive | 9:00 AM from Sunriver

A 300-350 mile loop drive for participants who are not participating in the track day.

Starting in Sunriver, the route will take you north through the plains and canyons, with a chance to stop at ORP to see the rest of the group.

- OR -

(If Added-On) Private Track Day at Oregon Raceway Park | 6:00 AM from Sunriver/8:00 AM at ORP

Early arrivals can drive to ORP together from Sunriver and others can meet at ORP first thing in the morning.

All participants return to the Sunriver base by evening to connect and exchange stories from Day 1.

Day 2: Friday — June 5

Cascade Lakes Loop Drive | 9:00 AM from Sunriver

A shorter 100-150 mile loop drive with photo stops and scenery.

Drivers return to Sunriver in the afternoon with time to relax, refuel, and connect.

Day 3: Saturday — June 6

The Big One | 7:00 AM from Sunriver

This is what we’ve been preparing for - the ultimate ~500 mile loop.

This loop has it all - open desert highways, winding roads following the natural path of the rivers, and forest and canyon scenery.

We will depart Sunriver early and regroup for lunch in John Day before returning to Sunriver for another informal evening meetup - a chance to unwind, exchange stories, and mark the completion of the drive.

What’s Included

Each registered driver receives:

• Curated, pre-run driving routes through Central Oregon

• Navigation through the Rallista app

• Daily driver briefings and route context

• Event coordination, team assignment, and on-route support

• Professional event photography

• Event swag, including a custom hat and rally decals

• Select partner items

This event is intentionally limited in size to preserve the quality of the experience.

DOES NOT INCLUDE

• Meals, snacks, and beverages

• Fuel (drivers are responsible for fueling)

• Lodging

Drivers are expected to arrive prepared, capable, and comfortable with travel.

This is not a car meet. It’s a rally.

DESCRIPTION

Sagebrush to Summit is a three-day overland event designed around purposeful driving and backcountry exploration. We depart from Central Oregon and head southeast, combining dirt, gravel, and remote terrain (with limited pavement in between) into a coordinated route.

This event emphasizes route navigation, group travel, dispersed camping, and self-sufficiency — not lodging, catered meals, or static destinations.

Over two nights, we’ll camp as a group in dispersed locations, maintain small groups on the route, and experience terrain that rewards preparation, curiosity, and capable vehicles.

This is not a guided tour. It’s a driving event through terrain.

Event Overview

• Dates: July 24–26, 2026

• Length: 3 days / 2 nights

• Camping: Dispersed as a group

• Group Size: Intentionally limited

VEHICLE & DRIVER EXPECTATIONS

This event is open to a wide range of capable vehicles, but preparation matters:

• Mechanically solid vehicles

• Appropriate tires for varied surfaces (“all terrain” type tires recommended)

• Sufficient fuel range for remote segments (at least 200 mile range)

• Basic recovery and repair tools

• Camping gear for two nights

Drivers should be comfortable navigating non-paved terrain and helping support others in small groups when needed.

GROUP STRUCTURE

There is no lead vehicle or official sweep.

Drivers will be grouped based on vehicle type, common interests, and experience.

This ensures safety and camaraderie.

Registration Details

• Registration is per driver / per vehicle

• No passenger registration required

• Vehicles must be street legal, insured, and mechanically sound

Drivers are expected to arrive with fully prepared vehicles and a respect for the roads, the group, and the experience.

After Registration

Registered drivers will receive:

• Confirmation email

• Event timeline and logistics

• Route and briefing details closer to the event

All final details will be distributed electronically prior to the event.

Day 1: Friday — July 24

Into the Sagebrush | 8:00 AM from Sunriver
We will head out of Sunriver immediately onto dirt for 250+ miles, through forests and over mountains, into the desert.
After our last stop for fuel of the day, we venture further and further from the highway to setup camp for the night.

Day 2: Saturday — July 25

Up to the Summit | 8:00 AM from Remote Location 1
For our second day, we will barely touch pavement.
150+ miles of dirt will take us further into the wilderness and put you and your vehicle to the test.
We will have a chance to fuel up (both for the vehicles and our stomachs) before setting up camp beneath the stars.

Day 3: Sunday — July 26

The Return Journey | 8:00 Am from Remote Location 2
Our final driving day combines a mix of dirt and pavement for the almost 300 mile trek back to Sunriver.
We start and end our day on the dirt, with the asphalt only being used to get us back home a little earlier on Sunday.
This will give us one last chance to exchange stories and mark the completion of Sagebrush to Summit, until next time.

CAMPING

We will camp as a group at dispersed areas both nights.
Dispersed camping means:

• No reservations

• No established facilities (be prepared for no toilets!)

• Leave No Trace principles apply

Evenings are simple — set up camp, eat, share stories, rest.

No programming. No pressure.

What’s Included

• Curated multi-day overland route planning

• Route navigation through Rallista app

• Event logistics and coordination

• On-event leadership and support

• Dispersed camping coordination

• Custom event swag (hats, stickers, etc.)

• A group of drivers who value the road and the journey

DOES NOT INCLUDE

• Meals, snacks, and beverages

• Fuel (drivers are responsible for fueling)

• Camping gear or equipment

• Vehicle recovery gear beyond basic preparedness

• Sponsored off-road instruction or clinics

Drivers are expected to arrive prepared, capable, and comfortable with remote travel.

This is not a car meet. It’s a rally.