Colorado Toyota Jamboree, who's going?

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You are correct, it did not log into Facebook when I clicked the link the first time. After logging on, I see the 2014 posting.

I may have to give this some thought.
 
I did not see anything regarding trails or actually any details for 2014. Then again I am not much on Facebook so I may not have noticed the details. heck, I did not even have the right year the first time.
 
I think several 3rd gen owners are planning to go. I don't know much about it, but I think the registration closed a while ago though. Probably might be able to contact somebody to find out for sure though.
 
Looks like I was wrong and registration has just started, though it seems all pertinent information is missing from the facebook page. Here is the info you need.

Jamboree : Addicted Offroad is a full service Parts, Sales, and Fabrication company offering offroad parts for all makes and models, Addicted Offroad

http://www.addictedoffroad.com/jambo/Jambo2014.pdf

All the trails they list are likely going to require at least 33" tires/armor and some driver knowledge. Looks like this is more centralized on "Rock Crawling" and will lend itself well to heavily modded rigs. Maybe someone who has been in the past can chime in with more info though.
 
Looks like I was wrong and registration has just started, though it seems all pertinent information is missing from the facebook page. Here is the info you need.

Jamboree : Addicted Offroad is a full service Parts, Sales, and Fabrication company offering offroad parts for all makes and models, Addicted Offroad

http://www.addictedoffroad.com/jambo/Jambo2014.pdf

All the trails they list are likely going to require at least 33" tires/armor and some driver knowledge. Looks like this is more centralized on "Rock Crawling" and will lend itself well to heavily modded rigs. Maybe someone who has been in the past can chime in with more info though.


Thanks for digging this up. It looks like you don't sleep much either.

You are correct about the trails. If I do go I will run my own trails.

I would like to support the event just to keep it going. Besides, that may be the only way to meet other local 4Runners
 
Thanks for digging this up. It looks like you don't sleep much either.

You are correct about the trails. If I do go I will run my own trails.

I would like to support the event just to keep it going. Besides, that may be the only way to meet other local 4Runners

If it were closer I would go and just watch people go through Carnage Canyon.
 
I'd love to go to that but I have to work that weekend. Might have see if I can take some vacation time. I was supposed to go to the FJ Summit but some family stuff came up and got in the way.

The cool part is, Salida is where my dad was born but he actually grew up in Leadville.
 
[MENTION=67615]Dirtco[/MENTION] may be able to provide a bit more info. I know he's gone in the past and plans to attend this year as well.
 
It's a great event. There are plenty of trails in the area for stock to lightly modified vehicles. But this event is definitely geared more towards heavily modified rigs. Last couple years there's only been a handful of IFS rigs. Most that show up are SAS'd and/or trailered vehicles. But that shouldn't discourage anyone from going. As said earlier, plenty of easier trails in the buena vista and Salida areas.
 
[MENTION=67615]Dirtco[/MENTION] may be able to provide a bit more info. I know he's gone in the past and plans to attend this year as well.

Like Jeff said above, it's a great event. I've gone to everyone since the first in 2008. It is geared more towards the built rigs, but there are plenty of other easier trails to run in the area, just find a couple like minded people and run your own trail. My friend Aaron ran it last year in a stock FJ Cruiser and had a great time.

Camping for the event is held on private property; it is more like dispersed camping spots, with a central fire pit and portable restrooms close by. At dusk everyone makes their way down to the central fire pit and hangs out, the property is large enough that if you want an out of the way camp spot you can usually find one. But remember, as with any large group event, there is a large spectrum of different people attending. The centralized fire pit really helps contain the people that want to stay up late to one area though.
[MENTION=63986]Volcom[/MENTION] helps organize the event, maybe he will chime in with additional information.
 
Thank you DirtCO! Everyone is welcome. I have a fully built 1st gen 4Runner on 40's and ended up bringing my stock FJ Cruiser last year. I had a great time running trails that I've never ran before!

The registration page only lists a couple trails but you are welcome to form groups and run anything you'd like. I've helped organize the event all the way back in 2008. It's a great event and tons of Toyota trucks.

DirtCO covered the camping situation very well. We have to hold it on private property because the event has gotten so big. If you want to camp elsewhere and just hang out at our camp, that's cool too! The area around the firepit tends to stay noisy until the early hours of the morning. But the camping area is large enough that you can find places away from the noise.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. I'd be happy to answer them. Hope to see everyone there!
Aaron
 

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