2025 Upcoming Adventures

Iron Gap October 3-5

VIP MEMBERS ONLY

The Iron Gap trail in Tennessee is a popular off-roading route featuring a mix of terrain including dirt, larger river rocks, and multiple water crossings along a creek edge.


The trail is about 5.1 miles long and divided into two parts; the first leg is moderately challenging with bumpy sections and slick rock climbs near water crossings. The trail conditions can vary significantly with weather, especially water depth and flow. The first leg ends at a scenic camping and meeting spot with an optional challenging shelf climb obstacle.

Beyond this, the trail becomes more difficult. It is accessible year-round and offers a diverse off-road experience with rocks, mud, and water crossings
(https://www.onxmaps.com/offroad/trails/us/tennessee/iron-gap)
Trail Lead: Justin KempRequirements: 35's & winch pointsTrail Rating: 6Permits: no Nearest town is Whitwell, TN

Chili Cook Off @ Choccolocco October 24 -26

VIP MEMBERS ONLY

Camp, Ride, & Chili Cook Off
Chili Cook Off Competition is set for Saturday 10-26.
This is a PEOPLE'S CHOICE EVENT.
CHILI MUST BE CAMPGROUND MADE TO AVOID DISQUALIFICATION!!!!



Please read all details to avoid Chili disqualification on the VIP Facebook event

May The Odds Be In Your Flavor!

Trail Lead: Chad "Tito" FlaniganRequirements: 35s, 1 locker, winch pointsTrail Rating: Permits: RV Hook up & Primitive Camp Sites
Follow event on the VIP Facebook page for more details about this ride

THE GEORGIA TRAVERSE Nov 13-16 2025

VIP MEMBERS ONLY

The Georgia Traverse is a 390-mile off-road adventure designed for Jeeps and other off-road vehicles, spanning across Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and ending at the Georgia/Alabama border.


There are numerous dispersed camping sites along the route, as well as developed campgrounds and quaint B&Bs.
Route is intended to be traveled from east to west, starting at Burrells Ford Road along the Georgia/South Carolina border. It winds through the Appalachian Mountains, the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest, and the Cohutta Wilderness, offering breathtaking landscapes and diverse terrains.

The route includes about 226 miles of unpaved roads, featuring gravel, dirt, rocky, and muddy surfaces, while the remaining 164 miles are paved. While the trail is generally considered easy, some sections can be challenging, especially during adverse weather conditions or at water crossings like Charlie's Creek.
Trail Lead: Kevin SwanSupport: Stuart Jefferies EnglishRequirements: Suitable for stock vehiclesTrail Rating: 1-4Permits: None Location: See Map https://www.overlandtrailguides.com/post/the-georgia-traverse More details can be found at https://roadrashoffroad.com/overlanding-the-georgia-traverse/

Moab September 2026?? Interested?? Let us know! VIP MEMBERS ONLY

Moab, Utah, is renowned as a premier destination for off-roading enthusiasts, offering a diverse array of trails that cater to all skill levels amidst stunning desert landscapes. The region is characterized by its unique slickrock terrain, which provides both challenges and breathtaking views.
Features nearly 1,000 miles of motorized trails spread over approximately 1.8 million acres of public land. These trails range from easy dirt roads to extremely difficult rock crawling routes.
Home to 10 Jeep Badge of Honor trails: Steel Bender, Fins and Things, Hell’s Revenge, Poison Spider, Golden Spike, Metal Masher, Top of the World, Elephant Hill, Cliff Hanger, and Pritchett Canyon.
The Georgia Jeep Alliance Club
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