Broncos Of The Carolinas

I'm leaving the PNW next week and headed to my new home outside of Charleston. Anyone in the area know of any trails, mud holes, or ORV parks?

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I'm in Summerville. Not a lot of "official" trails in the immediate area, but plenty of fun, muddy spots all over. There are some trails in Francis Marion National Forest. The Low Country Wranglers group on Facebook is worth joining (open to all 4x4's). Good group and they've been very welcoming. I'm the only member with a Bronco that I know of so far.. Gulches (https://www.gulchesorvpark.com/) is the closest park to the Charleston area. Hope you have a good pressure washer because the mud here is very sticky...

Im actually moving to Summerville! I'm sure I'll be seeing you around. Do you see a lot of Broncos down there?

Not that many. You'll have celebrity status, so get used to lots of attention. There are Jeeps everywhere and the off-road community is very friendly down here.

That's good to know about the off road community. It's huge out here and over the past few months more and more Broncos have been delivered so mine has become less of a unicorn. I'm looking forward to meeting some new off road friends when I get there. I hope to see you around.

I'm in Charleston too, I'm in Jeep clubs and still on fence if I'll take my Bronco reservation if it ever shows. There are a lot of trails out in Francis Marion, some gravel, some natural, some mud, ha. My neighbor ironically has a Bronco so we head out once in awhile.

@AJKitebrder40

@AJKitebrder40 take the reservation when it comes in. You won't be disappointed. Then we can start a Bronco club too.

@BroncoPVC

@BroncoPVC Yeah in the meantime (still scheduled for production) - I have my JLUR, when it cools off and maybe stops raining so much we can hit some trails out at Francis Marion. It's mostly mud/ruts, but.....something to do.

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