MINI Takes the States 2024 Dates and Epic Route Announced!

DimON · January 5

MINI USA just dropped the details for MINI TAKES THE STATES 2024, and it’s looking like the most scenic MTTS ever. The rally, where MINI owners unite, kicks off in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on July 13. From there the caravan meanders north ending in Seattle Washington on July 21st. But it’s what’s in the middle and where the route goes that has us really excited.

MTTS has a history of amazing cross-country journeys. But this one look epic as it covers five states, nine cities, and landscapes ranging from the desert plains of New Mexico to the epic mountains of Montana to the lush forests of Washington state.

Once the MINIs roll out of Albuquerque, they’re heading north, cruising through the scenic beauty of Colorado and Utah before making a stop in Salt Lake City, UT. Drivers get the chance to see perhaps the most scenery in the world; Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park.

Continuing through the breathtaking Big Sky country, MTTS 2024 will stop in Bozeman, traversing west of the Bridger mountains and onto Missoula, Montana. From there the group will head west through Idaho to Spokane, Washington before turning southwest and passing through the mountains and valleys of Yakima, Washington. MTTS will finish off heading west to Seattle complete with beautiful views of the legendary Mount Rainier.

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“We’re excited to reconnect with our MINI owners nation-wide to foster current relationships, forge new friendships and make lasting memories, this time in some of our incredible and majestic western states. Knowing the special nature of this event for our community, we’ve curated an extraordinary adventure that promises an unforgettable experience.”
Mike Peyton, Vice President and Chief Motorer at MINI of the Americas

The last MTTS was a massive hit, drawing in over 2,000 MINI owners with a fleet of more than 800 MINI vehicles, each with its own unique style in terms of shapes, sizes, and colors. The crew covered 1,700 miles along an inland route from Vermont to South Carolina, hitting up eight cities and taking in the scenery along state and country roads. It was more than just a road trip; it was a MINI party. This iteration looks like it could be one of the most epic yet.