[Administrator]

Congrats again to @fiend, January's winner.​

Let's take a trip down memory lane and revisit a place where you made memories with your trusty ride.

Share a photo of your Wrangler at one of your favorite destinations from last year!

We do have some basic rules:

• Members MUST have at least 20 posts
• If you won in a previous month, you cannot win for the rest of the year; however, if you have a second Wrangler that meets the criteria, you can enter that.
• Please try to submit no more than 5 photos
• Voting will take place via a poll toward the end of the month
• Feel free to PM me with ideas for future themes

Winners will receive:

• One year of premium membership (no ads, focused browsing mode, and more)
• A profile badge to show off your winner status
• A place in the WranglerForum.com winner's gallery
• Their winning photo featured on the homepage until the next contest starts

Have fun!
~MR

 

[Doc222]

We road trip every year from AZ to a trail few know but has become better known.

Dusy Ershem; trail is 32 miles of high Sierra starts at 8200 feet and most is 9,000+. Trail is rough so most groups will average from 1 mph to 1.5 or less if they have issues. So its three days on point if you set camp and break it down every day. We tend to be there 5-7 days to camp more. 35s min and locked. Winch may still be needed. The total loop fuel to fuel is near 100 miles. We have a AZ group set for this year as well, everything goes as planed. Trail if it opens on time is Aug 1st and it closes last day of October. No one runs a Jamboree here like Rubicon, its remote not a fun place to have a issue. No one maintains it as well so it gets harder as well each year. Amazing place with huge granite domes, lakes, meadows and Rocks.

1st day about 8 miles in trail is moderate to the switch backs the start Thompson's Hill. Its about a mile up and the slew of rocks that get larger. If your going to break it this will be where many do. Jeeps are heavy packed on that first day.

second day and why its slow going

The Bearded man looks like Jesus?

last year our 3 jeep crew. End of the trail. still 30 miles from a town.

Driving up Chicken Rock slab.

Our JKR if we get to run it this year will be its 9th running of that trail. Of all the trails we run this one has that feeling of being deep in Mirkwood. An adventure where any issues half way can be many days added.

 

[Shorthood]

Rimrocker. October '22

 

[willysdave]

 

[fiend]

Panamint Springs, CA.

 

[moabyte]

White Rim

With 4.88:1 gears and a 4.3:1 Atlas t/c, I couldn't even tell that that trailer was behind us.

 

[oldgus]

Two different Jeeps of mine both at Southington Off Road Park in Garretsville Ohio. '99 TJ and '06 LJ.

Edit: I just realized the rules say the photos were to be from last year. The above are from several years ago. I withdraw.

Sent from my SM-G990U using Tapatalk

 

[DBL]

Haven't had it long, but some great memories from last year's trip through Virginia and N.C.

 

[doctor_pong]

This months topic hits hard, because memory lane is often difficult to travel. I lost my Jeeping buddy last fall. Marla, a rescue husky, was a real friend and loved a good adventure. My submission includes two very different seasons at one place. The Jeep is the best way to get to the lake! I even use it to transport my ice house out on the hard water.

 

[A.leec34]

Few of the pics not the greatest quality my buddy with the geo took them on his ancient phone lol

 

[Show Killer]

Top Of The World
Moab, Utah May 2022

Drone footage can be seen here:

Coming down the trail

 

[Tarvos]

Uwharrie national forest, on trail Daniel, some of the darkest night sky, and nicest offroading I've done.

I'll be going again this year.

 

[Zaedock]

Hell's Revenge. Moab, UT Oct,'09

 

[Dr Obbins]

Uwharrie national forest, on trail Daniel, some of the darkest night sky, and nicest offroading I've done.

I'll be going again this year.

44 days till the trails open!!

 

[Tarvos]

44 days till the trails open!!

I got concerned for a moment, that they might not be opened, but then I realized my vacation is after they open, just by chance.

 

[LanceL]

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Congrats again to @fiend, January's winner.​

Let's take a trip down memory lane and revisit a place where you made memories with your trusty ride.

Share a photo of your Wrangler at one of your favorite destinations from last year!

We do have some basic rules:

• Members MUST have at least 20 posts
• If you won in a previous month, you cannot win for the rest of the year; however, if you have a second Wrangler that meets the criteria, you can enter that.
• Please try to submit no more than 5 photos
• Voting will take place via a poll toward the end of the month
• Feel free to PM me with ideas for future themes

Winners will receive:

• One year of premium membership (no ads, focused browsing mode, and more)
• A profile badge to show off your winner status
• A place in the WranglerForum.com winner's gallery
• Their winning photo featured on the homepage until the next contest starts

Have fun!
~MR

Wow, looks like quite a ride.

 

[LanceL]

Haven't had it long, but some great memories from last year's trip through Virginia and N.C.

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Longing to see some green again.

 

[1sweetSunflower]

Beautiful Color!

 

[NoWhiningX]

I'll throw a couple of screen grabs in from Bloody Jersey Hill at Wildomar OHV last February.

Full video is available at

and Jeep starts at about the 9 minute mark.

I went out to meet a friend with a new Bronco. We ran into the group filming you tube videos and they asked if they could film me trying Bloody Jersey Hill. I decided to winch about 5 feet near the end due to soft rut and getting a little twisted. Honestly, I was getting a little tired and hungry!

I need to make some more Jeep memories, maybe some snow wheeling this weekend?

No whining now...

 

[Administrator]

On February 27th, we will stop accepting entries for this month's contest, and the voting will begin for February's photo challenge winner!

~MR 😉