Riding for the first time?
Write the board using the form above and choose “I’d like to ride for the first time.” Once you’re approved, we’ll email you an invite to the members area so you can register online.
The board reads everything that comes in. Use whichever channel suits you — mail, phone, or email — and we’ll get back to you.
Drop a note here and it goes straight to the board. We’ll get back to you by email — usually within a few days, faster during ride season.
For anything that doesn’t fit a form — checks, gear returns, or a phone call.
The DC Ride is run by a volunteer board of officers and at-large directors drawn from the camps. They’re who reads your note.
El Presidente, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, and at-large directors representing every camp on the ride. They set the route, run the application process, manage the budget, and answer the mail.
Saves a step. Pick the topic closest to your question.
Write the board using the form above and choose “I’d like to ride for the first time.” Once you’re approved, we’ll email you an invite to the members area so you can register online.
The DC Foundation is a separate 501(c)(3) and handles its own contact. For donations, endowment, or 1947 Society inquiries, go through the Foundation.
Send anything you’ve made on the ride — photos, video, old slides — and we’ll add the best of it to the gallery.
Send a note. We’ll route it to whoever on the board can help.
The Desert Caballeros are based in Wickenburg, Arizona — about an hour northwest of Phoenix on US-60, in the high Sonoran Desert where the Hassayampa River runs between the Bradshaw and Weaver Mountains. The ride starts and ends downtown every April.
For the 80th annual ride applications open in the fall — April 12–16, 2027.