Did the Georgia Traverse last week. Overall pretty cool, very much on the easy side. Seemed like there were a handful of little offshoots that could add in some challenge if you want to squeeze some wheeling in as well. (miscellaneous unmarked options, many were marked off). I didn't bother trying any side trails as we were alone, no back up recovery and no winch yet. Otherwise it was nothing too challenging for the bronco.
Camping with two adults and a little doggo in the back of the four door is a bit cramped. I made a rear platform but I think if it wasn't so wet and rainy a normal ground tent would still be preferable each night.
The bronco rides so well and soaks up a lot of bumps. Very comfortable ride compared to other vehicles I've been in.
It'd be great to go again with a group in a different season (though we actually really enjoyed the foggy mountain forest vibes this go around).
A few pics from the trek:
Camping with two adults and a little doggo in the back of the four door is a bit cramped. I made a rear platform but I think if it wasn't so wet and rainy a normal ground tent would still be preferable each night.
The bronco rides so well and soaks up a lot of bumps. Very comfortable ride compared to other vehicles I've been in.
It'd be great to go again with a group in a different season (though we actually really enjoyed the foggy mountain forest vibes this go around).
A few pics from the trek:
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