Off Roadeo Bronco Adventure question...

Five locations:

• Texas (outside Austin area)
• Vegas
• Moab, Utah
• New Hampshire (lake country)
• Tennessee (Knoxville area)

They're all good. I've been to all of the locations except the Tennessee location, although I should note that I only actually drove in New Hampshire.

Texas is the original Bronco Off-Roadeo location, and the first one to open. The obvious downside is Texas heat in the summer can be... uhh... nasty. Moab is of course iconic for off-roading, so you can't go wrong there. The downside is Moab is the most remote location, but if you have a travel trailer probably won't be bad. Vegas is obviously close to Vegas, so tons of vacation options. And I've been told Vegas is the most technically challenging location. New Hampshire is near beautiful New Hampshire lake country, which is awesome in the fall leaf season. And there is also a camp ground on-location you can stay at with your travel trailer. And then finally Tennessee, which again I haven't been to. I imagine the major downside of Tennessee is occasionally weather can get unpredictable in the early fall during hurricane season, which probably turns everything into a giant mud pit. But I've heard awesome things about it and hope to go this spring.

You are correct in that you will be driving their Broncos, so no need to bring your own. But if you are hoping to go on trails with other off-roaders, then Moab is definitely the choice to pick. The Texas location is on a private ranch, New Hampshire is on county lands that generally don't allow full-sized off-roading without permission, and while Vegas is near a Boy Scout camp with public BLM lands nearby, I wouldn't exactly describe it as a major off-roading destination like Moab is. For Tennessee... my understanding is that the Off-Roadeo itself is on private land, there is some light off-roading available nearby.