EXCUSE OUR DUST! WE ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION UNTIL 1/31/26

WELCOME TO NCHOG!

A little about us: we are a close-knit group whose participation in HOG activities runs year-round. Our culture is  laid-back and casual, and not only do we like to ride, but we enjoy being together. We are a little over-friendly and sometimes a little over-loud, and we enjoy our autonomy in the northern regions. We have never met a stranger, and joining our group is truly like joining a family.

Established in 1989, we have deep roots in the riding community of the Pacific Northwest. For years, we were proud to be sponsored by Skagit Harley‑Davidson, a dealership long known as a gathering place for riders across the region. Unfortunately, all good things must end, and Skagit Harley sold in the early 2000's and was renamed North Cascades Harley-Davidson, and our Chapter continued — we stayed together, kept riding, and carried our identity forward.  In 2020, North Cascades HD fell victim to the pandemic and economic hard time, and when they closed their doors forever, NCHOG was without a home.

Enter Ty Miller and his crew at Sound Harley‑Davidson in Marysville.  Though they already sponsored a HOG Chapter, not only did they take us in and adopt us, but they also allowed us to keep our name, our culture and our autonomy.   Their support since 2020 has kept us connected, organized, and always ready for the next adventure.

NCHOG is a chapter built on relationships first and miles second — a family of riders who show up for each other on the road, around the table, and everywhere in between. We’re independent by nature and proud of the way we do things: our own traditions, our own rhythm, our own culture shaped by years of riding together and looking out for one another. We’re a group that values connection as much as horsepower, and we believe the spirit of riding is as much about who you ride with as where you’re headed. Whether you’re here for the camaraderie, the adventure, or just a place where you can be yourself, you’ll find a chapter that’s genuine, welcoming, and built to last.

  Our membership stretches far beyond the local area. Riders from Snohomish, Skagit, and Island Counties ride alongside members from Idaho, Arizona, Alaska, and Canada. Some join us for meetings and weekend rides, some for long‑haul trips, and some simply for the camaraderie — but everyone brings something to the table.

Our chapter meets regularly on the first Sunday of the month at The Sedro-Woolley American Legion Hall.  A plated breakfast is served by the folks of the American Legion from 8:30am to 9:30am and the meeting starts at 10:00am.  Weather permitting, a ride follows.  

We Ride every chance we get, all year round.  And when we aren't riding or getting into mischief, we stay connected through dinners, social activities, charity work and get-togethers.  We have a monthly newsletter, weekly updates, and an active online community —

-- because staying in touch matters just as much as staying on the road.

If you’re looking for more than just a place to park your bike… you might’ve just found your people.