Frequently Asked Questions

Day visitors are welcome to the Annual Rocky Mountain IH Rendezvous on Saturday.
Visitors to the event may:

  • See the IH Truck “Show” (Saturday)
  • Shop at the IH Vendor Swap/Sell Meet (Saturday)
  • Enjoy all activities (Saturday)
  • See Beautiful scenery – RMIHR is located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains (anytime)

Note: Day visitors are not eligible to participate in any RMIHR shows, competitions or scenic rides.

There are lots of things to do at RMIHR. Look at trucks, find old friends and meet new ones. Wild Game Cookout, Truck Games that you can watch and/or participate in. There are also a lot of hot springs within an hours drive with a variety of pools to enjoy.

RMIHR bases our vehicle classifications for the show on the drive train and suspension modifications that have been done to the vehicle.
What class is my vehicle?

“Judging” may not be quite the right word…
Each truck is voted upon by the other registered participants at the show. Each participant will receive a judging form to be filled out and returned to the Registration building BEFORE 2 p.m. on Saturday. The top vote-getters in each class will be awarded trophies.

Every participant must judge all vehicles entered, not just their own class. The Rocky Mountain IH Rendezvous initiated peer judging to “level the playing field”. This prevents the perception of bias. The judges are the participants themselves.

Everyone has their own likes and dislikes regarding appearance, engineering and use-ability of their IH, regardless of model. Peer judging allows each participant to identify their ideal when evaluating the other vehicles at the show. You, as the judge, decide what exceptions are allowable in each class and which aren’t as well as which vehicle is the “best” of its class.

If you do not turn in your judging sheet, YOUR vehicle will not be eligible to win any awards, regardless of how many votes it gets!

All events will be held at the Chaffee County Fairgrounds, located in Salida, CO. Be prepared for warm days and cool nights. Bring sunscreen and a winter coat. Drink extra water to avoid dehydration and/or altitude sickness. Symptoms of altitude sickness can include: headache, nausea, and unusual tiredness.

There is on-site camping and RV parking/hookups at the Chaffee County Fairgrounds.

ONLY AVAILABLE FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, during the show. 

Camping $15.00 per day, this includes tents, campers, motor homes, semi’s, etc.

Electrical Hookups $30.00 per day.  ELECTRICAL RV spots are limited and must be purchased thru the RMIHR ONLINE REGISTRATION PAGE

NO ALCOHOL IS ALLOWED PROPERTY

Various Hotels, Motels, Bed & Breakfasts, VRBO rentals available. 

US Forest Service Campgrounds available

Restrooms – Port-A-Potties and hand washing stations will be placed at the Fairgrounds for RMIHR use.

Yes but pets must be leashed at ALL times while in the Fairgrounds area. Due to problems at previous events, pets will NOT be allowed inside any of the buildings. Animal control will be contacted to remove any animals that are not leashed.

There are several restaurants open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Wild Game Cookout is Saturday night and Breakfast will be offered Sunday morning during awards.

We follow the Current County Fire Restrictions. Fireworks are NEVER permitted on US Forest Service or BLM administered lands.