DESCRIPTION:

Our tours take you places that your Jeep was built to go. Leave the pavement behind and join us in the mountains, in the mud, in the dessert, crossing rivers and climbing rocks. From day trips to two-week vacations, from mild to wild, we have a tour that will work for you.

 

YOUR SAFETY:

Your safety is our number one priority. That means that we won't take you anywhere that your Jeep can't go (or be pulled through in some instances) and we won't leave you trying to navigate dangerous obstacles without assistance. On most tours, Geof and his team spend more time on their feet, guiding guests and spotting them as they traverse new and interesting terrain. 

 

YOUR VEHICLE:

Besides your safety and your enjoyment, we also want to protect your Jeep. As Geof always says, "Stuff can and does happen to Jeeps when they go off-road, but we'll do everything we can to minimize the risk of damage to your vehicle." In most cases, there are options for going around the riskiest obstacles and we encourage you to wheel at whatever level you are comfortable.

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NO GPS? NO PROBLEM:

One of the biggest concerns that new Jeepers have is where to go and what trails to take. The last thing you want is to investigate a trail, only to find out that it's a dead end or that it's out of your vehicle's league and have to back up a quarter mile to get back to where you started. Geof has hundreds of hours of experience, 27 Jeep Badges of Honor and 147 official trail check-ins. Chances are, he's been there before, and if not, he'll be the first to explore the trail to determine if his guests should follow.

 

THE TOUR:

Most tours will consist of 3 to 10 Jeeps. When we get into the higher numbers, we bring more staff to accommodate and keep everyone moving along. We also offer one on one tours. You can join a tour that we have scheduled, or we can create a tour for you and/or your friends. 

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LEGAL STUFF:

As some tours are dangerous, we would like to meet or speak over the phone prior to the tour. Tours where trails have a difficulty rating greater than 2 require a brief off-road driving class and a liability release waiver. Trails with a difficulty rating greater than 6 require the liability waiver and previous experience or a skills test.