We wrapped up another 4-day action-packed weekend at Indian Mountain ATV Park to raise money for our military veterans and their families.

The community came together to enjoy ATV rides on breathtaking trails, mud bog races, a poker run, and musical performances by our guest artists, Thomas Mac, The Lacs, and Chase Matthew.

Thank you to all our sponsors and supporters who made this year’s event possible. Your generosity and dedication help us continue to support our veterans and their families. We couldn’t do it without you!

Indian Mountain invites you to join us for The Barn Group‘s 2nd Annual Rough Riders Rendezvous – The Barn Group‘s largest fundraiser of the year, which raises critical funds to support The Barn Group’s mission of supporting our Military Veterans and their families. The Barn Group is dedicated to educating, enriching, and empowering Military Veterans and their families through engagement with nature and hands-on learning about conservation.

The Rough Riders Rendezvous is a 4-day extravaganza located at Indian Mountain ATV Park in Piedmont, Alabama. Jam-packed outdoor fun, including mud bogging, poker run, barrel races, scavenger hunt, raffles, vendors, and open riding, all topped off with a country music concert by Brantley Gilbert in the beautiful Indian Mountain outdoor amphitheater!!

The National Association of County Agricultural Agents plays a vital role in supporting the professional growth and collaboration of agricultural extension professionals at the county level. By fostering a strong network of agricultural educators, the association contributes to the development and sustainability of the agricultural sector in the United States.

Fundraising Event- Highlands Ranch Mansion

Stream restoration conferences aim to advance the field of stream restoration and enhance the understanding and application of best practices in stream and watershed management. They provide an opportunity for professionals to exchange ideas, discuss challenges, and learn about the latest research and technological advancements.

Stream restoration conferences cover a broad range of topics related to stream ecology, geomorphology, hydrology, ecosystem services, riparian vegetation, fish and wildlife habitat, water quality, and more. Presentations and discussions often focus on case studies, research findings, project design and implementation, monitoring techniques, and policy and regulatory issues.