Saturday August 31st – Sunday September 1st – Labor Day Weekend – Loon Lake Spillway
PLACERVILLE, CA AUGUST 27, 2013: Regardless of how many wheels are on your vehicle, or what size they happen to be, the Rubicon Trail is recreated by many. Show your support by participating in this weekends Cantina for the Con event at the Loon Lake Spillway entrance. It is an event featuring tacos, a raffle, a vendor midway and family friendly events throughout Saturday and Sunday. The event is accessible by car, RV or off-road vehicle. “So many people think of the Rubicon Trail as a 4×4 only trail, but we see UTV’s, Motorcycles, Trials Bikes, Quads, Horses, Hikers, Bikers and others utilizing the trail,” said Rusty Folena, President of the Rubicon Trail Foundation. “Our Foundation works every day to keep this trail open for everyone to use, specifically all types of motorized access.” Directions and more specific information can be found at http://rubicontrail.org/rtf-cantina.htm.
As part of this weekends event, the raffle will be held on Sunday at 3pm, but you do not have to be present to win. You can enter the raffle from anywhere across the country by calling 888-6-RUBICON. In addition for this year, you can win a Rubicon ready Toyota Truck compliments of Dave’z Off Road Performance and Trail-Gear that will be raffled off at the Cantina for the Con. Tickets are $10.
The 9th Annual Cantina for the Con, who’s proceeds go entirely towards supporting the future of the Rubicon Trail, has always had the support of the Offroad Community, local and far. Raceline Wheels and Falken Tires have joined for the second year to be the presenting sponsors. “We really appreciate everything that the Rubicon Trail Foundation does to keep the Rubicon Trail functional so we can come and enjoy it the couple times a year we make it up here,” said Greg Mulkey Raceline Wheels Offroad Division Director. “We came to this event last year and it was an absolute blast! Really looking forward to seeing everyone again.”
Additional event sponsors who will also be at the Loon Lake Spillway or will be donating product to the raffle include RuffStuff Specialties, 4Wheel Parts, Genright Offroad, Metalcloak, Marlin Crawlers, Jaws Gear & Axle, Pitbull Tires, Cal4Wheel, CORVA and local Sacramento radio sponsors 96.9 the Eagle and 98 Rock, Off-Road Jerky, Napier Outdoors, Jeepers Jamboree, Snevey’s Offroad, Inchworm Rock Walkin’ Gear, Varozza 4×4 Outfitters, J&W Jeep, Advance Adapters, Auburn Powersports, Factory UTV, Keith’s Alignment, WFO, Viair, Sierra Smokehouse BBQ, Crown Automotive Sales, Hellfire Fabworks, IH Parts America, Reid Racing, All-Pro Offroad, John & Barb Arenz, Race Team Store, NorCal Rock Racing, Sidetracked Offroad, Casper’s Muffler, Talking Threads, ARB USA, Ben’s Paint Supply, Busted Knuckle Films, ADCO Drivelines & Custom Exhaust Systems, Almar Mfg, Billetfairlead.com, Axial, Eagle Radiator & Muffler, Casper’s Muffler, Dougherty Racing Camshafts, All Star Rents, Big Horn Graphics, Newton Firearms, Roundeyes, The Ridge Golf Course in Auburn, Tom Taylor’s Differentials, Two Guys Trail Gear, Sierra Smokehouse BBQ, Arabia Overkill, Golden State Motorsports, Rachel Anne Grey Foundation, Advanced Gases and Equiptment and more companies always find their way to the stage by 3pm on Sunday when the raffle starts.
You can purchase raffle tickets from across the country to support the Rubicon Trail Foundation. Call 888-6-RUBICON to purchase your tickets. $1 for 1; $10 for 15; $20 for 32; $60 for 100 or $100 for 200. You do not need to be present to win, but you will be responsible for shipping your winnings. Any and all support helps immensely.
The 501(c)3 Donation helps the Rubicon Trail Foundation meet it’s goals. Their mission: “To enhance the future health and use of the Rubicon Trail, while ensuring responsible motorized year-round trail access.” The monetary support goes towards continued monitoring of important legal issues and political involvement at the Local and Federal level. On trail, the money is used to educate trail users via mid-trail staff, supporting organized work parties and accessing private property for public enjoyment.
The Rubicon Trail Foundation is a federally recognized, non-profit organization dedicated to the future health of the Rubicon Trail. The Rubicon Trail acts as the support for Rubicon work projects and as a liaison with local government organizations. This support can range from getting approval for projects from the appropriate agencies, to feeding the volunteers, to buying the supplies needed to maintain the trail. We also fight the efforts of others to close or restrict use of the Rubicon Trail System. All funds raised help to enhance the future health of the Rubicon Trail, while ensuring responsible motorized year-round access.
Our Officers and Directors represent a wide variety of Rubicon Trail users and supports. These include trail users, land owners, county representatives, manufacturers, and Rubicon event organizers. For more information on getting involved or supporting the Rubicon Trail Foundation please call us at 1-888-6rubicon or visit our website at www.RubiconTrail.org