FEATURED EVENT: NO COAST CAMPOUT

All Litas are welcome to join The Litas Cleveland this June for a campout in Pennsylvania!

When: Friday, June 21 through Sunday, June 23rd

Where: Loleta Bear Claw Campground, 505 Road Runner Drive, Marienville, PA 16239

ABOUT NO COAST CAMPOUT:

After meeting up at a Pittsburgh motorcycle show, several landlocked Litas collectives asked themselves: why should all the good campouts be on the East & West Coast? Why don't we just throw our own? Thus, the No Coast Campout was born.

The No Coast Campout is located in the Allegheny National Forest in Marienville, Pennsylvania. Situated in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains, it features over 500k acres of land and hundreds of miles of trails. Ride through old growth forests, play moto games, and hunker down at a cozy campfire with fellow Litas from all over.

“The thing that makes No Coast special is not merely the spectacular riding, but the sense of community that we work hard to foster.”

— The Litas Cleveland

Pennsylvania Route 666 in Allegheny National Forest is a biker’s dream. The route winds its way through the towering hemlocks & white pines of the forest for 34 Miles. As wild and secluded as a state highway can get, Route 666 is also known as “the Devil’s Highway.” A little history: the highway was assigned the route number 666 by the commonwealth in1928 and is one of very few highways in the nation to carry the number 666.

Located in the heart of the national forest, Loleta Bear Claw Campground makes for an excellent base camp for the weekend. Real toilets and showers are onsite! Our camping hosts for Cindy and her family.

This year, Cindy and Loleta Bear Claw Campground will be cooking for us! We will have a big BBQ dinner on Friday night including a pig roast, a full cooked breakfast on Saturday morning, cookout style dinner on Saturday night, and grab and go breakfast on Sunday. Plus, lunch and snacks will be available for purchase,

There is something magical and heartwarming about getting so many womxn riders coming together. The thing that makes No Coast special is not merely the spectacular riding, but the sense of community that we work hard to foster. We don't want to see each regional collective grouped off by themselves. In an attempt to ensure this, we have community dinners both nights and group all of the camping together. — The Litas Cleveland