Which Off roadeo if you could only do one???

[Bird Dog Off Road]

Just curious what others are thinking. If you've been to more than one offroadeo site, which one did you like best?

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[Jdc]

Just curious what others are thinking. If you've been to more than one offroadeo site, which one did you like best?

Moab

 

[utbronco]

Moab. Lots to see and do outside of just going to Off Rodeo.

 

[RagnarKon]

Moab.

It also happens to be the one that is hardest to get to if you aren't local. ~3 hour drive away from any major population center.

Second place would be New Hampshire—particular if you can visit during the fall.

If I was stuck in the southeast or midwest and wanted to attend a Bronco Off-Roadeo and make a mini-vacation out of the trip I would do Vegas. Easiest/cheapest to get to.

 

[OU812]

Moab. And I’m doing it. Fly to Grand Junction. drive an hour. Have lots of fun. Lots to do in the area.

 

[Bird Dog Off Road]

Moab.

It also happens to be the one that is hardest to get to if you aren't local. ~3 hour drive away from any major population center.

Second place would be New Hampshire—particular if you can visit during the fall.

If I was stuck in the southeast or midwest and wanted to attend a Bronco Off-Roadeo and make a mini-vacation out of the trip I would do Vegas. Easiest/cheapest to get to.

That's a good point about Vegas. I'm not sure why they put two of them so close together (Vegas and Moab) and left regions with huge populations with nothing closer (Midwest and Southeast)

 

[Ig_bronco]

Texas. I have family there. But I’m surprised no one has said why isnt there a smoky mountain off rodeo?!

 

[RagnarKon]

That's a good point about Vegas. I'm not sure why they put two of them so close together (Vegas and Moab) and left regions with huge populations with nothing closer (Midwest and Southeast)

Midwest kind of makes sense—there isn’t any real major off-road trails in the midwest. I did expect them to put something in Pennsylvania or eastern Kentucky/West Virginia for the midwest folks, but guess they decided against it.

I am surprised, however, that there was nothing in the southeast. Tennessee seems like the perfect state for one of these.

 

[Bird Dog Off Road]

Midwest kind of makes sense—there isn’t any real major off-road trails in the midwest. I did expect them to put something in Pennsylvania or eastern Kentucky/West Virginia for the midwest folks, but guess they decided against it.

I am surprised, however, that there was nothing in the southeast. Tennessee seems like the perfect state for one of these.

Yea, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Michigan would also be good places for one if they added a Midwest location. I agree Tennessee would be a great option as well for the Southeast. I'm originally from the Knoxville area and the landscape there is perfect (i.e. Windrock).

 

[PavementQueen]

I just booked one and chose Nevada. It is on my wifes birthday weekend so we had limited options between Texas and Nevada available. Texas looked like it would be more fun to me with the water in the videos. Other things to consider for people flying are flights(both costs and times, especially on a after work friday, home by sunday night trip), rental car, and distance from the off-roadeo. I guess they only have a shuttle available for their Texas location. Their partner hotel in Vegas was $700+ per night, so I booked with MGM which I get M life rewards discounts/free rooms, and booked at a hotel(mandalay bay) that has a rental car company inside so I don't need to worry about picking up and returning to airport and paying parking fees. There are multiple other hotels with rental cars though too. I'll be there October 16!

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