'Badge of Honor' like program?

Here is another site that sells really nice trail patches. https://tredcred.com/

The design elements are very similar to Bronco. @jparker this might be a company BN could work with to make BN specific badges?

Was looking up a trail near me when I came across some videos of the Jeep badge for that trail. Wasn’t familiar with the trail badges before that. When looking into them, I also stumbled across tredcred.com. I like the idea of the hexagon shaped badges since they match the Bronco Nation logo. Several of them would also look nice in a honeycomb pattern.

I thought buying a Bronco was to be different, doing the same as the Wrangler crowd, might as well buy a Wrangler.

Bronco V-8

I thought buying a Bronco was to be different, doing the same as the Wrangler crowd, might as well buy a Wrangler.

People like to put notches in their guns… it’s a human nature thing, not a Wrangler thing…

Bronco V-8

I thought buying a Bronco was to be different, doing the same as the Wrangler crowd, might as well buy a Wrangler.

I didn't buy a Bronco to be different than Jeep I bought it to do Jeep things in a better (for me) way. I am different, don't need a Bronco to prove that. LOL 😂

Jakob1972

I didn't buy a Bronco to be different than Jeep I bought it to do Jeep things in a better (for me) way. I am different, don't need a Bronco to prove that. LOL 😂

I was talking about the wave, the ducks , the badges etc.

The best badge of honor, IMO, is not needing a badge of honor.

ne2000

Well other non-Jeepers apparently have the same idea. This is fairly new

https://allroadstaken.com/

I'll sign up and give it a shot.

Thanks for the mention!

I started All Roads Taken at the beginning of this year to try and accomplish some of the things you all have been discussing here. Our family loved the Jeep program when we got our first Wrangler years ago - mainly because it always made sure we had something to do and somewhere to go, but also because it was cool to show where we'd been and see the same from others. It really never had anything to do with bragging - just a shared love for getting out there and taking on a new challenge.

Last year we decided that we could do much better though. We could incorporate more trails to help save the famous ones and bring a light to many fantastic, lesser-known routes - as well as many scenic or longer-distance overland routes like the Mojave Road or the Georgia Traverse. We could also incorporate many of the other incredible places that folks like us enjoy - like national parks and forests, and top-tier off-road parks across the country.

Not only that, but we could make it so you don't have to start fresh. You can unlock badges for all the trails you've run and places you've been before without having to go there again to check in.

The big idea is to create a place where you can keep a log of all kinds of adventures over time, and get badges for them if that's your thing. We're adding new partners and features all time and plan to keep up the pace.

You can read all about the badges on our site/instagram/facebook, but I'll just say here personally that we made them to last decades. They won't fade or wear like stickers and patches (or Jeep badges for that matter). All the materials are sourced from US manufacturers, and we make each badge individually to order so that it comes with the year/date of your trip. It may just be me, but it's pretty cool to look at a rig, trailer/camper, or even RTT or roof rack, and see all the places someone has been adding up over time.

If badges aren't your thing then no problem at all - I wish you all the best. If you like the idea, we'd love to be a part of your adventures (and see some badges on Broncos!). Feel free to reach out anytime with feedback, questions, or ideas.

FYI - I'll also be at Expo MTN West this week if anyone wants to meet/chat. Love hearing adventure stories.

allroadstaken

Thanks for the mention!

I started All Roads Taken at the beginning of this year to try and accomplish some of the things you all have been discussing here. Our family loved the Jeep program when we got our first Wrangler years ago - mainly because it always made sure we had something to do and somewhere to go, but also because it was cool to show where we'd been and see the same from others. It really never had anything to do with bragging - just a shared love for getting out there and taking on a new challenge.

Last year we decided that we could do much better though. We could incorporate more trails to help save the famous ones and bring a light to many fantastic, lesser-known routes - as well as many scenic or longer-distance overland routes like the Mojave Road or the Georgia Traverse. We could also incorporate many of the other incredible places that folks like us enjoy - like national parks and forests, and top-tier off-road parks across the country.

Not only that, but we could make it so you don't have to start fresh. You can unlock badges for all the trails you've run and places you've been before without having to go there again to check in.

The big idea is to create a place where you can keep a log of all kinds of adventures over time, and get badges for them if that's your thing. We're adding new partners and features all time and plan to keep up the pace.

You can read all about the badges on our site/instagram/facebook, but I'll just say here personally that we made them to last decades. They won't fade or wear like stickers and patches (or Jeep badges for that matter). All the materials are sourced from US manufacturers, and we make each badge individually to order so that it comes with the year/date of your trip. It may just be me, but it's pretty cool to look at a rig, trailer/camper, or even RTT or roof rack, and see all the places someone has been adding up over time.

If badges aren't your thing then no problem at all - I wish you all the best. If you like the idea, we'd love to be a part of your adventures (and see some badges on Broncos!). Feel free to reach out anytime with feedback, questions, or ideas.

FYI - I'll also be at Expo MTN West this week if anyone wants to meet/chat. Love hearing adventure stories.

I like the way All Roads Taken incorporates more than just off road trails. I usually get the velcro patches from National/State Parks we visit and stick them to the headliner of my truck. It's nice to have all in one place. One of the other things that crosses my mind whenever this topic comes up is possible adding the scenic drives (like Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park). I enjoy the scenic drives in my Bronco just as much as I do my Focus.

Stryf

I like the way All Roads Taken incorporates more than just off road trails. I usually get the velcro patches from National/State Parks we visit and stick them to the headliner of my truck. It's nice to have all in one place. One of the other things that crosses my mind whenever this topic comes up is possible adding the scenic drives (like Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park). I enjoy the scenic drives in my Bronco just as much as I do my Focus.

Thanks for saying that! We’ve been toying around with the idea of adding scenic drives and byways, but wanted to gauge interest from folks first.

There are so many great scenic byways across the country that are an adventure in their own right. Especially for folks that are into adventure moto for instance.

Greatly appreciate the feedback! We won’t ignore it.