The 34th annual Biketoberfest, scheduled for October 15–18, 2026, transforms the Daytona Beach area into a hub for motorcycle culture. Participants in the scavenger hunt must check in at locations ranging from the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and Main Street Tattoo to the Florida Motorcycle Safety Program tent at the Daytona International Speedway. The digital passport also tracks visits to retail and industry partners, including Indian Motorcycle Daytona Beach, Teddy Morse's Daytona Harley-Davidson, and the Copper Bottom Craft Distillery.
Daytona Beach MotoPassport Hunt Returns for 34th Biketoberfest
The first 300 riders to navigate a 12-stop digital trail across Volusia County will secure an exclusive collectible coin. Returning for its fourth year within the official Biketoberfest mobile app, the MotoPassport Scavenger Hunt challenges visitors to engage with local landmarks throughout the four-day motorcycle rally this October.
Completing the circuit requires a stop at the Official Biketoberfest Welcome Center, which serves as the final redemption point for the commemorative prize. Beyond the contest, the event features a traditional lineup of racing, bike shows, and scenic rides along the A1A and the Ormond Beach Scenic Loop. The mobile app remains the primary tool for attendees, offering real-time updates on vendor locations and live music schedules throughout the rally.
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