I definitely picked the right Off Roadeo location

KennyMac

On top of the unforgettable journey here, the state of New Hampshire has not disappointed. Beautiful countryside, great people, cool places to visit, and amazing off roading. Recent overnight rains had the trails a bit soggy starting off. Imminent thunderstorms in the forecast had us all worried all day, but the guides changed up the order of trails so we could hit some while dry before the rain made them impassable, delayed lunch to catch more trail time in the fortunately sunny early part of the day, and really pushed it to make sure we got the most out of the day.
Initially, part of me worried the off roadeo might be too newbie oriented to keep me engaged, but boy was I wrong. The adrenaline rush started early in the morning and stayed strong all day. We spent most of the day in a 2 door base squatch, and had the perfect balance of confidence in the vehicle and pucker factor as we slid toward trees in off camber corners in the loose, soggy NH soil.
I have a good bit of off roading experience, but I gotta admit, the trails scared me a few times. But by the end of the day, I felt amazingly comfortable in the Bronco.
Luckily, the thunderstorms forecast to start late last night didn't hit here until around 5pm. That was an adventure in itself.
If you're on the fence whether to do an Off Roadeo, you gotta do it. No matter your skill level. You will have a great time, and you will learn from it. Wondering which one to do? If I had to choose again, it would be NH. We had a blast!
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KennyMac

On top of the unforgettable journey here, the state of New Hampshire has not disappointed. Beautiful countryside, great people, cool places to visit, and amazing off roading. Recent overnight rains had the trails a bit soggy starting off. Imminent thunderstorms in the forecast had us all worried all day, but the guides changed up the order of trails so we could hit some while dry before the rain made them impassable, delayed lunch to catch more trail time in the fortunately sunny early part of the day, and really pushed it to make sure we got the most out of the day.
Initially, part of me worried the off roadeo might be too newbie oriented to keep me engaged, but boy was I wrong. The adrenaline rush started early in the morning and stayed strong all day. We spent most of the day in a 2 door base squatch, and had the perfect balance of confidence in the vehicle and pucker factor as we slid toward trees in off camber corners in the loose, soggy NH soil.
I have a good bit of off roading experience, but I gotta admit, the trails scared me a few times. But by the end of the day, I felt amazingly comfortable in the Bronco.
Luckily, the thunderstorms forecast to start late last night didn't hit here until around 5pm. That was an adventure in itself.
If you're on the fence whether to do an Off Roadeo, you gotta do it. No matter your skill level. You will have a great time, and you will learn from it. Wondering which one to do? If I had to choose again, it would be NH. We had a blast!
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KennyMac

Wondering which one to do? If I had to choose again, it would be NH. We had a blast!

Bschurr

Awesome write up @KennyMac.

Based on the pic of the 2 Broncos at the top, can I assume that Evan was your guide too? The staff works hard throughout the day to spot the best lines and stack rocks as needed making sure the participants have a positive experience!

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KennyMac

Yes, Evan was our guide, and did a wonderful job, especially working our trails around the impending thunderstorm. And he did a fantastic job spotting us, especially in the wet conditions!

tbk115

You've sold me on heading to NH for my Rodeo! Terrain looks more like what I'll run into in the east side of the country. really good insight!

SCBronco1

Just locked in the dates for my wife and I, October 30! We can't wait to have a little bit of fun and learn some great skills!:cool:

tasker

HEADING up on oct 7 myself...great to hear real world review....thanks!

JDSaylo95

Honestly, I grew up in WV so I kinda felt like New Hampshire would be my go-to choice for whenever I get to attend. Thank you for sharing the pictures! I love the Tee-shirts they provided as well!