Which Off Roadeo to Sign Up For

Each location has something unique to offer, but I'm a little partial to Moab. The scenery, trails, and other adventure opportunities here are unparalleled. Travel arrangements to Moab can be tricky, but totally worth it.

Sage advice as always @TorgSurv

I would also suggest that you attend a location that mimics your potential off-roading environment so that you can best assimilate the skills learned to your locality.

I attended NH for this exact reason (since I live in NY & wheel in the northeast) but would have preferred Moab. (and that where I will go if they open up reservations for a 2nd run)

MOAB every day of the week and twice on Sunday over TX or Vegas. They are small (a couple of hundred acres in TX) to mid-size sandboxes. MOAB is on real trails. Mile-after-mile of it. And, the views from those trails are insane.

Going to Moab...

Moab was truly epic!!!!

rhauck103

I live in the Pacific NW and want to attend an Off Roadeo this next fall. I have looked at and are considering Nevada, Moab and Texas any suggestions?

I am personally going to be signing up for the New Hampshire OffRodeo. It is the closest to me, and I have always wanted to get past Massachussets and see the rest of the coast. Would also be great to experience some snow with it. How long do we have to schedule our off rodeo? I placed my order 12/28/21, reserved in July 2021.

Jstump99

I am personally going to be signing up for the New Hampshire OffRodeo. It is the closest to me, and I have always wanted to get past Massachussets and see the rest of the coast. Would also be great to experience some snow with it. How long do we have to schedule our off rodeo? I placed my order 12/28/21, reserved in July 2021.

You should have up to a year after taking delivery.

TorgSurv

You should have up to a year after taking delivery.

Thank you!!

All the sites would provide a worthwhile experience, but Moab is the GEM of the Off-Roadeo system.

I am in Salem Oregon, I choose Nevada because it was easier to fly into, and cheaper, we connected with another forum member who was local. We stayed just stayed down on the strip, lots of cheap rooms available, you may need to rent a car to get to the camp.
And the experience at Nevada was awesome.

Can someone tell us how the Off-Roadeo works? I heard that if you buy a Bronco you get admission for two to any of the Off-Roadeos? Thanks

Moab was my first choice for the off road trails, however I’m going with Nevada for it’s proximity to an airport, cheaper lodging, and other entertainment options. I will drive to Moab trails when I finally get my Bronco and travel there with my friends and family who have Jeeps.

The Bronc

Can someone tell us how the Off-Roadeo works? I heard that if you buy a Bronco you get admission for two to any of the Off-Roadeos? Thanks

After you order your Bronco, you can register on offroadeo and have your order verified. Once it is verified, you pick your location, date, and pay your deposits and fees. For example, I opted to pay for the $75 insurance.

So you get a year after taking delivery to chose an Off-Rodeo location? I heard you drive Ford’s vehicles. What is included as part of the promotion?

I went to Texas (was only one available and local) and had a blast. No matter where you go, you will have a lot of fun and its well worth the couple hundred bucks. Lots of SWAG too.

ALso, I just got my entry refund yesterday, so you get $200 back once you take delivery (or is discounted if already owner).

Information online is confusing. I am not a reservation holder, but I ordered a Bronco earlier this month. Would I be eligible to attend one of the Off-Roadeos for free?

The Bronc

Information online is confusing. I am not a reservation holder, but I ordered a Bronco earlier this month. Would I be eligible to attend one of the Off-Roadeos for free?

not "free", but discounted. I just got my $200 refund yesterday.

The Bronc

So you get a year after taking delivery to chose an Off-Rodeo location? I heard you drive Ford’s vehicles. What is included as part of the promotion?

You only need a verified reservation, order, or taken delivery, and you can register to go. You will get a refund on your deposit after you have taken delivery.
Yes, you drive Ford’s Broncos they provide. Included in the promotion is off road driving training, a lunch, several hours on the trails, and a Yeti mug. There are lots of youtube videos explaining the experience.

The Bronc

Information online is confusing. I am not a reservation holder, but I ordered a Bronco earlier this month. Would I be eligible to attend one of the Off-Roadeos for free?

Yes! Anyone who has reserved, ordered, or taken delivery of a new Bronco is eligible to attend for (almost) free. You only have to pay a $35 registration fee, plus a refundable deposit ($200 for reservation/order holders, $150 if you already have your Bronco, which is refunded after you have both received the Bronco and attended Off-Roadeo). You can bring up to three additional guests ($395 for the first, $295 each for second and third guests).