Dating back to 1953, Jeep Jamboree USA just celebrated its 70th Anniversary. 4×4 pioneer Mark A. Smith organized the first-ever Jeep Jamboree traveling through the Sierra Nevada Mountains by way of the Rubicon Trail. The following year, Willys Motors, then the manufacturer of Jeeps, got involved, and Jeep Jamborees have been an off-road tradition since.
70 years later, Jeep Jamboree USA will host 39 events this year all over the United States. But as of this writing, only five still have open spots; all others have a waitlist. If Jeep Jamboree USA is on your bucket list, stop dawdling and get registered. www.jeepjamboreeusa.com
Table Mesa, Arizona
Texas Spur, Texas
Ouachita, Arkansas
Cross Bar Ranch, Oklahoma
Palo Duro, Texas
Arch Canyon, Utah
Big Bear, California
Tennessee Mountains, Tennessee
Moab Expedition, Moab x3
Land Between the Lakes, Kentucky
Badlands, Indiana
Tillamook, Oregon
Top of the Ozarks, Missouri
Rubicon Trail Expedition, California x3
Drummond Island, Michigan
Daniel Boone, Kentucky
Penn’s Woods, Pennsylvania
Silver Valley, Idaho
Northwoods, Wisconsin
Coal Mountain, Pennsylvania
Killington, Vermont
Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming
Beartooth, Wyoming
Killbuck, Ohio
Emigrant Trail, California
Catskill Mountains, New York
Ozark Mountains, Arkansas
Uwharrie, North Carolina
Black Hills, South Dakota
Ouray, Colorado
Maine Mountains, Maine
Greenbrier Valley, West Virginia
Gateway to the Cumberlands, Kentucky
Stony Lonesome, Alabama
Death Valley, California
