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puckett_jw
So we have not had time to "play" with the Bronco much. We found some trails via On X in the Piedmont Sanctuary that was only about 35 min away, so we decided to go give them a try. They are really just long gravel driveways. There is not much of anything technical about them, but it was fun to get out & just "explore". If you live in the Middle GA area & are looking for some light trail riding, it was a nice place.

We covered 19 miles of trails today, and there are so many more to see. The yellow dashed lines were our path.

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There is pretty much 0 Verizon cell coverage out there, so I was glad that I had downloaded the maps before leaving. For some reason, my wireless Carplay kept craping out & I would lose the big display. I am going to get a USB cable in there.

This is about the most off-road that we got, which was on "Natural Rock Crossing"

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I am so glad that I have the Rock Slide Engineering step-sliders installed & PPF on the lower part, because the rocks were flying.
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MadMan4BamaNATL
MadMan4BamaNATL
Only thing that matters is that you went out there, got some dirt, saw some cool nature, and enjoyed yourselves; it ain’t a competition or an ego trip, so ignore anyone who makes you feel otherwise. No, there’s not a lot of cell coverage at all when you get only a half mile off road, so it’s time to save or invest in some comms. I use a Garmin InReach Mini. Damn thing costs a small fortune for how small it is, but it’s the smartest piece of kit outside of recovery gear that I have, but satellite connections aren’t cheap ($400) + monthly. Anyway, applaud you for getting out and thanks for posting the pics, as that is a very nice Bronco!

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