You Won't Believe How I Started Offroading! 

Walter,thank you for encouraging and supporting Holly, that is being a world class spouse.

A big thank you to Walter for booking Hollies first class, without it, we wouldn't have this amazing channel. Thank you for sharing your journey's with us. Have fun on the trail.

Oh man the all terrain wheel chair is awesome! I can imagine the smile on the users face!!

How can I push the "LIKE" button a thousand times?

How fortunate for us that Walter booked that class. Your fun, positive attitude is a blessing to all that know you. Loved the video Hollie! Keep up the good work!

Nora was such a great experience especially for that confidence boost that comes with more education. It was a great surprise getting to meet Hollie! She is honestly one of the nicest people I have ever had the pleasure to meet.

Very nice meeting you this weekend, Hollie! I'll be checking out all your videos!

I just want to add that my 88 year old mom broke her ankle on June 12th, had surgery and has been non weight for 6 weeks with at least another 3 weeks to go. My brother, myself and a soon to be RN care for her at home along with my 90 year old dad. I have learned first hand many of challenges to being in a wheelchair.

Rolling rocks n trails! I've many friends that are mobility challenged! Thanks for the profile!

You’re fantastic and your presence yesterday was appreciated by all. Thanks!!!

I've wondered how you got your start. Those chairs are absolutely awesome. As someone who spent his life in the woods, one of my biggest fears would be losing the ability to get back out there. It's absolutely fantastic to see that people are using their talents to make the woods accessible to everyone.

I started with a 1983 CJ-7 with 31" tires and a 2 1/2" lift . I lived in San Jose cal and would drive up to Rubicon or Sierra track would run the trail and then drive home about 125 miles each way. And I would use my Wench if I thought I would break and people would give me a bad time for doing it. But I needed to drive to work on Monday so I would just say you try it like me and then you can say something. My jeep now as a 5.7 V-8 Sprung over running 36" BFG'S lockers front and rear it goes any where I point it now. But I trailer it to and from the trail now but to wheel with no fear you need to trailer it. But it is Addicting so way to go girl and keep the video's coming. Hollie you are a very special person I hope to meet you someday

Scott is a good guy. The rock alarms are something that folks gets folks a lot while off road

Thanks for coming out Hollie, we enjoyed spending the day with you. Please come back and see us! Best, Tony

Brings me back to my first time in the early 70's as a teenager in Southern CA. A friend took me in his mom's 71 Bronco out for a ride. We went to a local beach (back when you still could) locked the hubs and drove up and down the beach. I was in awe that this was possible. Not long after that I bought my first car. 67 Jeep Commando and the adventures began. But I still remember that simple run. I've never been without a 4x4 of some sort ever since. Would love to have that 67 back but that's another story.

I saw part of a clip without knowing the backstory and Immediately thought the worst.

I got sooo lost the 1st time I went there lol. I totally ended up trespassing on some poor soul's property trying to find NORA. Scott & his team rock. It's truly a labor or love for them. That main building in the facility came out nice! It was still under construction when I went.

Every state needs a place like this!

The wheel chair was totally a good idea that was awesome 👍

Great Vlog Hollie .