First Timers Guide to Easter Jeep Safari (Tips & Advice) [ep 111] 

By now most of the guided trails will be full, but people should still go and just do their own thing. There are enough people around help you out on the trail if anything were to happen.

I have enjoyed your videos, you said feel free to recommend some trails that you might be willing to do with my wife and I (or bring an entire convoy), so I want to recommend OzarkOverlandAdventureTrail which is 5days starting 6/25/24 near Clarksville AR through the Saint Francis Ozark Forest (can provide more details). Next is a 4day trail in Colorado starting 8/19/24. This would include more than one pass in a single day but for simplicity Day1 to include Tincup Pass to Gunnison CO, Day2 to include Pearl Pass to Aspen CO, Day3 to include Taylor Pass to Crested Butte CO, Day4 to include Hancock Pass to Buena Vista CO (same same scenic beauty as iconic trails near Ouray CO but less people on the trails and slightly more challenging) - very excited about AR and CO😀

Excellent guide and great advice! We'll for certain make it next year!

Good video. We did an ATV tour in Moab and between that and the pass from Ouray to Telluride, we keep debating Jeep life!

Favorite place to wheel, a close second is trail hero event at Sand Hollow

Thanks for the info. I’m very intimidated to go off-road, I think i could handle 1-3 trails. Great video. Appreciate your insight.

Ok you just answered my question thanks!

Excellent video, was thinking about piggy backing but you covered it all!

Great video. Thanks.

Man, awesome guide. Wish I could go this year. Still getting settled in CO Springs, Need some skids and bigger tires on the new JT

Great video, thanks!

Great info. Sadly I'm no where near UT. I'm trying to scout out trails or off-roading spots in my neck of the woods NC/SC. I went exploring the other day and found a near 1-2 difficulty trail going through and around King's Mountain Military Park.

Awesome video! Is now to late to plan to go in March?

Nice video man 👍🏻

Pro tip do trails that red rocks is not doing and you'll find lots of people out on the trail and you don't have to pay

You left out Metal Masher and Sevenmile Rim, two of my favorite trails.

Great video. Outside of EJS, do you need to book/reserve these trails, or are they pretty quiet during Spring and Fall? Thanks.

Are you”non-jeeps” allowed to join in?

I’m coming down from northern Utah in my rubicon is there a trail your doing that you wouldn’t mind people to tag along?

Hey where can I find the rest of the video of the 4:43 clip?

Did you add front lockers to your Mojave?