Off-Roadie

01/12/2024

OFF-ROADIE ADVENTURE | One of our four-legged adventurers trail-ready in her bougie jacket! Keva is a regular on the trails and enjoys the great outdoors!
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01/11/2024

OFF-ROADIE ADVENTURE |
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01/08/2024

MAIDEN ADVENTURE FOR 2024! | It's been a minute since we have posted on social media and website, but we are back at it and looking forward to a year of awesome adventures!! Here is a quick snap of one of the larger caravans we have had (4) Broncos and (9) Jeeps and (2) trucks along for this chilly adventure! We made some new friends and enjoyed some of our Off-Roadie tried and true adventurers.⁠
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We hit Rattlesnake Canyon complete with a combination trail of smooth with some technical and SNOW! The Canyon was really picturesque and a great location to settle in for lunch (albeit a bit chilly). From there we hit Burns Canyon where the group split off with some continued further into Big Bear towards home, some exploring side trails and some headed back to blacktop towards the La Quinta. ⁠
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More photos to follow, but we wanted to send a BIG shout out to all that joined us! If you find yourself in need of a day off the grid and exploring the great outdoors, reach out to hear when we schedule the next trek!⁠⁠⁠⁠
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05/22/2023

05.20.23 ADVENTURE | Rattlesnake Canyon + Burns Canyon + Smarts Canyon. A beautiful day to be out under the blue skies and colorful flora that surrounded us.

02/27/2023

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02/15/2023

To all the adventurers out there, something to keep in mind as we do our part in cleaning up!

Let’s talk trash. 🗑️ 🏆

This rusty can may look like something to be picked up and thrown away, but to our park archaeologists, it’s as good as gold left where it is.

Joshua Tree National Park is full of what we call ‘historic trash’, pieces of evidence that tell stories about our park’s past inhabitants. Whether it's metal pieces, broken glass, pieces of milled wood or other various materials, these bits and pieces depict how people lived—what they used, where they used it, what they valued, and what they did with it when they were done.

But how can we determine what is truly trash and what is historic trash (AKA treasure)? A good rule of thumb: if the wind can move it, it is probably trash. When in doubt, look for a date or for rust. Items over 50 years old are considered historic and should be left where they are found. If it is rusted, it is almost definitely historic.

Just like any archeological find, historic trash is best left in its natural resting place where it can be studied. An artifact out of place loses its meaning. Help us protect our park stories by taking a photo of what you find, note the location, and report your findings to a ranger at any visitor center.

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01/24/2023

If you haven't already viewed this YouTube video from LiteBrite for Jeep & Bronco owners, you might find it interesting and very informative! For our Bronco peeps, they discuss 4H, 4L, 4A and when to use what.

We take our new Ford Bronco Raptor and our Demon engine-swapped Jeep Wrangler out to the trails to film one of our highest requested videos - an off road bas...

01/21/2023

01/01/2023

Looking like an Adventure Wonderland!!

Happy New Year!