What’s the best trip you’ve taken in your Bronco so far?

[exoshield]

Could be a big trip or just a solid day out.

Curious what stands out as the best one — the kind of trip that made you think “this is why I bought it.”

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[Bronco21Maybe]

When I drove it to the tire shop to have the 29" Duelers replaced. I thought, "This is why I bought it."

 

[joes bronco]

Any trip that leaves pavement, did a 2hr drive in the national forest yesterday, a little old snow and a lot of mud love it.

 

[Lee W]

Up the Moki Dugway and from the top of the Dougway up to Bears Ears. Then back down to Mexican Hat and off to the easy, but beautiful runs around there. This included the amazing Monument Valley. Great trip in a great vehicle.

 

[Felix808]

This

 

[calbare]

We bought a new '25 Heritage a month-ish before driving down to Mexico. We didn't know we needed permission from the lender to take it out of the country. Initially we were rejected, but we talked to someone at the corporate office, and they ok'd it.

Drove from Napa, CA thru Laredo, TX and down to San Miguel de Allende with the wife and dog. We had a blast. Driving over cobblestone roads and narrow roads up/down hills. Taking a side trip to the city of Guanajuato at one point sharing the road with a galloping horse. In short, we had a blast. It seemed like the perfect car for this road trip.

At one point, even drove behind another Bronco. Even talked with a Jeep owner, who was glad to see us driving it around, and said to enjoy the car.

Then when we returned, we drove thru NM (Albuquerque and Santa Fe), then turned to Monument Valley and drove 17 miles in the Navajo Nation over the type of terrain that Bronco's are made for. That is, the first time it got dirty. That was so much fun.

Since then it's been a pavement princess, but I know that for the next trip, we'll be ready.

 

[gbub]

Once I get my Bronco totally set up. I will be doing some very exciting remote wilderness adventures like I have been doing the last 20 years. Right now, the best trip I have taken was to inland of San Diego to see Cliff White's Ursa Minor Camper on his Bronco. The Ursa Minor camper is the last thing I need to begin adventures with my Bronco.

 

[dejones64]

2025 solo 5,000 mile round trip MN to AZ. Highlights were Utah - Canyonlands Schafer trail switchbacks and Grand Staircase-Escalante Burr trail switchbacks.

2024 with my kids Yellowstone and Grand Tetons.

This summer will be round trip MN to Montana - Glacier NP, Beartooth Highway.

 

[Anvilair1973]

3200 mile round trip to the Smokey mountains. Saw plenty of dirt, did the off rodeo, parsons branch road and even the dragon Plenty of hiking too

 

[exoshield]

When I drove it to the tire shop to have the 29" Duelers replaced. I thought, "This is why I bought it."

fair enough, nothing like getting rid of the stock tires to completely change the feel.

What did you end up going with instead?

 

[exoshield]

Any trip that leaves pavement, did a 2hr drive in the national forest yesterday, a little old snow and a lot of mud love it.

That’s hard to beat, snow + mud combo sounds like a good day

Any spots you keep going back to, or always trying to find new trails?

 

[exoshield]

Up the Moki Dugway and from the top of the Dougway up to Bears Ears. Then back down to Mexican Hat and off to the easy, but beautiful runs around there. This included the amazing Monument Valley. Great trip in a great vehicle.

Wow that looks like an incredible trip! Those views are unreal.

Hard to beat a trip that this! Was this your first time up to Bears Ears?

 

[exoshield]

This

That looks like a serious trail

Respect for getting after it, how’d the Bronco handle it?

 

[exoshield]

We bought a new '25 Heritage a month-ish before driving down to Mexico. We didn't know we needed permission from the lender to take it out of the country. Initially we were rejected, but we talked to someone at the corporate office, and they ok'd it.

Drove from Napa, CA thru Laredo, TX and down to San Miguel de Allende with the wife and dog. We had a blast. Driving over cobblestone roads and narrow roads up/down hills. Taking a side trip to the city of Guanajuato at one point sharing the road with a galloping horse. In short, we had a blast. It seemed like the perfect car for this road trip.

At one point, even drove behind another Bronco. Even talked with a Jeep owner, who was glad to see us driving it around, and said to enjoy the car.

Then when we returned, we drove thru NM (Albuquerque and Santa Fe), then turned to Monument Valley and drove 17 miles in the Navajo Nation over the type of terrain that Bronco's are made for. That is, the first time it got dirty. That was so much fun.

Since then it's been a pavement princess, but I know that for the next trip, we'll be ready.

That sounds like an incredible trip! Especially for a brand new Bronco right out of the gate.

Going from cobblestone streets in San Miguel to Monument Valley terrain is quite the adventure!

Funny how they turn into pavement princesses for a bit after something like that, but you know what it’s capable of now for the next trip! Any thoughts on what that trip might be?

 

[exoshield]

Once I get my Bronco totally set up. I will be doing some very exciting remote wilderness adventures like I have been doing the last 20 years. Right now, the best trip I have taken was to inland of San Diego to see Cliff White's Ursa Minor Camper on his Bronco. The Ursa Minor camper is the last thing I need to begin adventures with my Bronco.

That’s awesome! Sounds like you’ve already got a solid plan coming together.

That Ursa Minor setup is a game changer and so nice to have for adventures! Especially after seeing it on a fellow Bronco.

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