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Getting ready for some North Carolina jeeping? Jeep owners share their best tips for renting a Jeep in North Carolina, enjoying North Carolina Jeep tours, and finding the best places to Jeep offroad in North Carolina.
Looking for a Jeep Wrangler car rental? We’ve compiled the ultimate list of Jeep rental companies where you can rent a Jeep for a day (or a week) — and take it offroad if you want. This list of Jeep Wrangler rental agencies is organized by state… and by country.
Wondering where to take your Jeep this summer? Here are my favorite June Jeep events & destinations for this time of year — one in each region of the U.S.
The Tellico ORV Park in Murphy, NC is now closed. We took our Jeep Wrangler Unlimited there. Here’s what it was like offroading at Tellico – PHOTOS.
This photo was taken the first time we took our 2004 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited offroad. We went to Tellico ORV Area near Murphy, North Carolina and got our Jeep REALLY dirty!
Here’s a strange but true story of how easy it is for a Jeep to end up in the ocean — when you’re riding along the beach!
Jeep tours are similar to Jeep rentals, but they’re different in that Jeep tours are usually highly organized and structured. There is just enough flexibility built in to a Jeep tour that enables you to do some offroading while you’re seeing the sights. Jeep tours are a great way to enjoy the outdoors while taking in the sights and having all of the “minor details'” taken care of for you
The Dragon’s Tail has 318 curves in just 11 miles, so it’s no surprise that there are some tragedies and mishaps along the way. Many of them are memorialized on the Tree of Shame. Jim and I took these photos the first time we rode the Tail of the Dragon. We stopped at Deal’s Gap Motorcycle Resort, which is the home of the Tree of Shame.
The Tail of the Dragon — also called the Dragon’s Tail — is definitely a daredevil stretch of roadway. But that’s not why we go there. We go there for the scenic views and a fun ride in the Jeep with the top down. I’m sure the motorcyclists hate us for that though. Here are pictures & fun facts about the Tail of the Dragon at Deal’s Gap.
In the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, just outside of Cherokee, NC, is a 14-mile trail known as Heintooga Round Bottom Road. It looked pretty tame, so we decided to give it a spin in our Jeep.
Got an afternoon (or a weekend) to kill? How about 70 bucks or so? Then do like we did… be spontaneous, pack some snacks, maybe some camping gear, and rent a JEEP!
