For sure! I won’t have mine by then but if you don’t mind a TJ tagging along, I’m all in.I am trying to organize a Bronco Takeover at Uwharrie National Forest OHV trails in the fall (Late October/early November). Being a new Bronco, I plan on hitting every trail except Daniel:
National Forests in North Carolina - Badin Lake OHV Trail Complex (usda.gov)
The plan is to meet at El Dorado Outpost to get permits, air down, radio up, then hit the trails in groups as early as 9AM. If we have enough turnout, the plan is to break down into smaller groups to spread out so we don't crowd a single trail. The idea is to run on trails until at least 1PM, meet back at a campsite for lunch, then go back out again for the rest of the day. We do plan on getting some people up on Kodak Rock and getting as many as we can on it and call it Bronc Rock for the day
It will be an all-day adventure. And we are open to non-Broncos being in groups, too. Jeeps, Samurais, custom jobs, whatever.. come join us when we figure out the date.
And if we could get a bunch of stickers to give away at the event, that would be a plus
See my thread in the southeast forums for more info if you want to get on the list.
Plan on taking my Bronco here to go camping. Not willing to take my current vehicle there anymore due to the likelihood of damage. Lol
The first road trip in our Bronco will start the day after we pick up our Bronco at Granger Ford in Iowa. Our plans are to head west to Cheyenne using as much of the back roads as possible. Then north to the Deadwood/Rapid City for a few days. Then back eastward on the old Lincoln Hwy to Sioux Falls, SD. From Sioux Falls we will head south on Hwy 29 to pick up Hwy 80 heading back east again on the old roads though the little towns back to Des Moines. From there it's back to good old North Carolina. There's no better way to rid my Bronco of those pesky break in miles.
From one of our recent trips.
Very close to it!!! Less than a mile away, and in the direction the picture was taken.
