Margarita Party
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Remuda hosts on Day-in-Camp evening — limes, salt, and most of the rest of the ride wandering through.
THE CAMP
How they got here.
Remuda is one of the original camps, dating to the founding ride in 1947. Its members tend to come and stay — long tenures, deep friendships, and a shared appreciation for what 34-year veteran Rick Nulman once described as “magnificent scenery, beautiful trails, and absolutely wonderful food.”
The camp keeps a long memory. Names like Bronco Adams, John Franzreb, Elijah Blair, Jon Hillegas, Tom Wilmeth, Bill Green, Dick Johnson, General Harry Hagaman, Sheriff Buck Buchanan, Howard Baker, Chuck Hoch, and Mike Carbone are still spoken at the fire. “It was an honor to ride the trail with you,” Rick wrote, and the camp means it every year.
— ADAPTED FROM NOTES BY RICK NULMAN.
What this camp brings to the week.
Every camp hosts something the rest of the ride looks forward to. Here’s what this one is known for.
- • In Memoriam tradition — Remuda riders honor camp members who have passed during the year.
New riders are placed by the board.
If you want to ride with Remuda, say so on your application — and list a sponsor if you have one. Final placement is up to the board.