2011 Jeep Jamboree Guide

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JEEP JAMBOREEGUIDEBOOK

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Moab, UTMoab, UT

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TABLE OFCONTENTS2011 Jeep Jamboree Trip Map ................................... 4/5A visual overview of Jeep Jamboree USA’s trip locations for the 2011 season

Leaders & Legends ................................................... 6/7Biographical information of the Jeep Jamboree USA staff

What is Jeep Jamboree? ............................................... 8Learn more about what Jeep Jamborees are and how you can enjoy them

Trail Ratings ......................................................... 10/11An overview of the trail ratings system used for Jeep Jamboree events

2011 Jeep Jamboree Trip Listing ............................ 12-32A chronological listing of all Jamboree events, including trail ratings & general information, for the 2011 season

Jeep Jamboree Sponsors Listing .................................. 33Check out the listing of all our gracious sponsors for the 2011 Jamboree season

Jamboree Event Registration & Waiver Forms ......... 34/35Printable forms you can use to register for any Jeep Jamboree event

JJUSA | 2776 Sourdough Flat, Georgetown, CA 95634 | p 530-333-4777 | [email protected]

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LEGENDS& LEADERS

Mark A. Smith is an off-road legend. A member of the Off-Road Hall of Fame and the Explorers Club, Mark A. Smith also led the 1978-79 Expedicion de las Americas – a 20,000-mile odyssey from the bottom of South America to the top of North America, crossing the infamous Darien Gap – and headed the 1987 Camel Trophy expedition in Madagascar. Since founding Jeep Jamboree USA in 1982, Mark has become a Jeep brand consultant and has conducted intensive training for the U.S. Army Special Forces and law enforcement agencies.

The Smiths’ Jeep Jamboree USA conducts over 30 family-oriented Jeep 4x4 trips nationwide and is truly a family business. Daughter Jill, President and CEO, brings camaraderie and excitement to thousands of Jeep 4x4 trips annually, while son-in-law Pearse Umlauf, Vice President and General Manager, is focused on expanding Jeep Jamboree USA, the world’s largest Jeep 4x4 adventure company.

Mark A. Smith

Jill Smith

Pearse Umlauf

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LEGENDS& LEADERS

Moab, UTMoab, UT

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WHAT’S A JEEP JAMBOREE?

It’s a full two-day, family oriented four-wheel-drive adventure that’s probably unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. Jeep Jamborees cater to every level of expertise so they’re fun for everyone — from novice to veteran and everyone in between. Any Jeep vehicle with a 4-Lo transfer case can participate — that includes everything from showroom stock all the way up to highly modified rigs.

Experienced guides help navigate you through scenic switchbacks and some of the most challenging off-highway situations you never thought your Jeep vehicle was capable of. And, perhaps best of all, you’ll be meeting and making new friends along the way.

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Laurel Highlands, PALaurel Highlands, PA

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TRAIL RATINGS

CLASSIC & SELECT

Every Jeep Jamboree is rated from 1 (easiest) to 10 (most difficult). These ratings are based on the overall trail, not just on one or two tough obstacles. Rain can increase ratings on all trails by one or two points. Numerically higher-rated Jamborees are more likely to result in vehicle damage. Please remember, every Jeep 4x4 is subject to inspection prior to trail departure. Regardless of the rating and your experience level, you’ll get plenty of help on your Jeep Jamboree.

NOTE: Some Jeep 4x4 models may be more susceptible to vehicle damage on trails rated 5 or higher. If you have any questions about your Jeep 4x4’s capability, please ask for more information upon event registration, or call Glenda Gau at 530-333-4777, ext. 12.

“Classic” Jamborees are perfect for Jeep adventurers who don’t want to worry about preparing or planning meals - it’s all included! In addition to the traditional Friday and Saturday night dinner get-togethers, “Classic” Jamborees provide guests with a hot breakfast as well as a trail lunch on Friday and Saturday. Sound like a tasty way to travel? Just look for the “Classic” icon when choosing your Jamboree.

“Select” Jamborees (formally known as “Just Trails”) include Friday and Saturday night family style dinners, but give Jamboree guests the opportunity to brown bag it, prepare their own home-cooked specialties or try charming local restaurants for their other meals. As an added bonus, reduced meal costs for these trips allow JJUSA to pass the savings on to you, making these trips even more affordable for the entire family! If this sounds like your kind of trip, just choose a trip with the “Select” icon.

NOTE: Meals vary. Regretfully, no accommodations can be made for dietary restrictions or special diets

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Obstacles and terrain are relatively easy to navigate. In optimum weather conditions, some trails may not require continual use of four-wheel drive (4WD).

Moderately demanding. Challenge for novice drivers. Obstacles may include: mud holes, boulders, and streams. Requires 4WD with 4LO.

Demanding. Challenge for most skill levels. Mud holes, get deeper, boulders get larger, and climbs get steeper. Requires 4WD with 4LO.

Very Demanding. Likelihood of getting stuck is high. Mud holes may be deep, and rock climbing is more arduous. Lifts and lockers are helpful. Requires 4WD with 4LO.

Extremely demanding. Reserved for the toughest off-road trip in the USA – the Rubicon Trail. Requires 4WD with 4LO. (Not recommended for Jeep Patriot, Compass, Liberty, Cherokee, Grand Cherokee, or Commander)

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March 24-26LLANO, TX – Saddle up and hit the trails in the heart of Texas Hill Country. This Jamboree offers some of the most challenging terrain in Texas. Held a the historic Inks Ranch, this trip includes granite domes, rock climbs, sandy draws, and several scenic vistas.

Located near Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, our trail system winds around Watch Mountain, a 300-ft wall of granite. You may even spot some wildlife, such as aoudad, axis deer, blackbuck, and bald eagles!

Tow hooks mandatory.

Special 3-Day Trip – April 13-16OAK RIDGE, TN – For the first time in Jeep Jamboree USA history, we’re offering three full-days of off-road adventure, exclusively at the Tennessee Mountains Jeep Jamboree. This three day Jamboree event was inspired by local coordinator Bob Yarbrough for participants who want more that just two days of off-roading. Attendees of this event will have the opportunity to learn about navigation, basic trail mechanics, pros & cons of vehicle modification, trail preparedness, vehicle recovery, and mechanical breakdowns. The Coal Creek OHV Park (also known as Windrock Recreation Area) offers some of the best rock crawling opportunities in the country with 72,000 acres of off-road bliss. The more difficult trails include off-cambers, hill climbs, rocks, and mud. Tow hooks mandatory.

TEXAS SPURTEXAS SPUR

TENNESSEE MOUNTAINSTENNESSEE MOUNTAINS

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Big Horn Mountains, WYBig Horn Mountains, WY

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April 14-16St. Francisville, LA – Magnificent gardens, vintage plantation homes, and warm Southern hospitality make St. Francisville a wonderful venue. Here’s your opportunity to conquer nearby trails which cross deep ravines, wind around sandy beaches, and carve through heavily forested areas. The Greenwood Trail features “Rollercoaster” - a winding trail up and down inclines and ravines. There’s also “The Slide” - a steep 30-foot downhill descent with a tight turn below around a well-positioned tree. This region is sparsely populated and densely wooded, offering spectacular plants and wildlife.Tow hooks mandatory.

May 5-7San Juan County, UT – Set in the heart of Utah’s remote canyon country in the scenic high red-rock desert, this Jamboree takes you through the area of cliffs the Anasazi Indians called home. Participants can view ancient inscriptions and dwellings up close with short hikes and challenging Jeep trails. Limited to a low number of Jeeps, this Jamboree offers a more intimate and friendly setting than most. Meals are served outdoors under large cottonwood trees at the canyon mouth, with overnight rustic camping permitted. Hotel accommodations are located in nearby Blanding.Tow hooks mandatory. Two participants per Jeep vehicle are required for this trip.

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ARCH CANYONARCH CANYON

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Expedition Moab, UTExpedition Moab, UT

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May 5-7Marshall County, KY – This Jamboree offers a wide variety of trails that lead you through rolling hills, wooded forests, and rocky plateaus. The Turkey Bay OHV area has over 2,500 acres of trails with steep grades, creeks, and rocky terrain. The region also has lots of wildlife including turkey, bobcat, red wolf, coyote, deer, and many birds of prey. Plus, be on the lookout for eagles’ nests along the way - they can be up to 8 feet wide. Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area has 170,000 acres of undeveloped land, so nighttime stargazing while camping on a moonless night is especially good.Tow hooks mandatory.

May 12-14Big Bear Lake, CA – Take a trip back in time and become part of California’s Wild West. Travel far from pavement along mining and logging trails used in the gold rush era, 159 years ago. You’ll enjoy rock-and-boulder-strewn trails with great views overlooking Big Bear Lake. You’ll cross streams where miners used to pan for gold or traverse over to the mountain’s edge for breathtaking views of California’s High Desert. Let our guides show you what you and your Jeep® 4x4 are capable of! While you’re in this great area, make time for some wonderful mountain sports in and around Big Bear, like fishing, kayaking, and mountain biking.Tow hooks mandatory.

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BIG BEARBIG BEAR

LAND BETWEEN THE LAKESLAND BETWEEN THE LAKES14TH14TH

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May 19-21Seymour, MO – Explore the beautiful Ozark Mountains at the Southern Missouri Off-Road Ranch. There are 930 acres of rugged land and trails for everyone, including several mud and rock obstacles. Enjoy the mystical awakening from the snows of winter to the new blossoms and wildlife of spring. This heavily wooded area features plentiful streams, waterfalls, and wildlife. It’s easy to see how this natural beauty of the Ozarks captivated Lewis & Clark as they passed through this scenic area over 200 years ago. Come join us as we explore scores of two-track at the Top of the Ozarks Jeep Jamboree.

Tow hooks mandatory.

TOP OF THE OZARKSTOP OF THE OZARKS4TH4TH

T.R. 3-9

May 19-21Amarillo, TX – From the red-hued dirt to the towering canyon walls, this Jamboree embodies all the best elements that the Southwest United States has to offer. Start by enjoying an authentic cowboy breakfast on the edge of the second-largest canyon in North America. Then drive single-file down 1,000 feet to the floor of this Grand Canyon-like gorge to discover several great off-road trails. Palo Duro Canyon has many steep uphill obstacles with loose dirt, sandstone, rocks and boulders. The long, steep hill climbs provide twisty challenges and great spectator spots for all. Due to its trademark scenery, Palo Duro is also a popular location for adventure movies.Tow hooks mandatory. T.R. 3-7

PALO DUROPALO DURO

It’s Back!It’s Back!

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May 26-28Cullman, AL – Located 55 miles south of Huntsville in the Appalachian Mountains, Stony Lonesome OHV Park is one of Alabama’s hidden attractions and the only public motorized vehicle trail system in the state. Nearly 1,500 wooded acres will be your playground for this Jamboree. The park offers numerous trails of varying difficulty; a rock crawling area as well as plenty of amenities for adventures of all ages. Whether you’re seeking family fun or a thrilling adventure, there is something for everyone at the Cullman Alabama Jamboree.Tow hooks mandatory.

June 2-4Chinle, AZ – A maze of red sheer-walled canyons with looming cliffs and hidden caves is home to the Navajo Nation and Canyon de Chelly (“de-SHAY”) National Monument. The canyon’s spiritual significance will be explained by a Navajo guide as you wind through the two branches of the canyon. One of the trail’s highlights is the towering 850-foot monolith of Spider Rock. While the canyon walls are sheer cliffs, the bottom of the canyon is flat and sandy. There are over 2,700 archeological sites, including cliff dwellings, pictographs, and petroglyphs. Pets are not allowed in the canyon.Tow hooks mandatory.

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T.R. 1-7

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CULLMAN ALABAMACULLMAN ALABAMA

CANYON DE CHELLYCANYON DE CHELLY

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Borrego Springs, CABorrego Springs, CA

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June 2-4Attica, IN – Nestled near the Wabash River, the Badlands Off-Road Park will offer more than the tranquil meanderings of a peaceful river. Badlands Off-Road Park, which consists of roughly 800 acres, will live up to its name by offering a variety of off-road obstacles and demanding terrain. Sand, mud, tight off-camber wooded trails and stream crossings will present a challenge for all skill levels. Described as having some of the best off-road trails in Indiana, this Jamboree will be sure to please.Tow hooks mandatory.

June 16-18Drummond Island, MI – Densely wooded and rocky trails wind through this northern Michigan sportsman’s paradise of more than 40 inland lakes and 150 miles of shoreline. A short trip by ferry takes you to this gem of an island located just off of Michigan’s remote Eastern Upper Peninsula. Drummond’s trails consist of rugged terrain, mud and water, breathtaking vistas, and scenic bays. One of the many highlights of this Jamboree is Marble Head where your Jeep® brings participants to the edge of 90-foot bluffs looking down at Lake Huron. And it’s not unusual to see some spectacular wildlife (deer, bear, eagles) that call this island home.Tow hooks mandatory.

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T.R. 3-9

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BADLANDSBADLANDS

DRUMMOND ISLANDDRUMMOND ISLAND

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July 14-16Killington, VT – Located in the beautiful Green Mountains of central Vermont, Killington Resort is the largest ski resort in the East, featuring an expansive and challenging road and trail network. Nearby Pico Mountain offers a challenging drive with the reward of scenic vistas and views of five states and Canada from its 3,967-foot summit. The Killington Grand Resort Hotel and Spa will serve as event headquarters and offer a relaxing and comfortable way to unwind after a full day of outdoor exploration and adventure. The Killington Resort Region also features numerous dining, shopping and recreational opportunities.Tow hooks mandatory.

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June 16-18Bradford, PA – The Allegheny Highlands are aptly named! With views that go on for miles, you’ll travel through pristine forests that rarely see visitors. You will see active logging and oil drilling on some properties and hear expert commentary on the trail. Penn’s Woods trails provide mild trails for the newer jeepers, medium challenging trails for the more adventurous, and difficult trails for the seasoned driver. All trail levels have a variety of hills to climb, mud to traverse, and rocks to negotiate. Nearby are oil history museums and the remains of the Kinzua Train Viaduct, once considered the eighth wonder of the world. Also of interest is a new World War II museum in nearby Eldred. Come see for yourself all Penn’s Woods and Pennsylvania have to offer! Tow hooks mandatory.

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PENN'S WOODPENN'S WOOD

KILLINGTONKILLINGTON

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July 14-16Crandon, WI – Venture through heavily forested trails, passing creeks, ponds, and lakes that dot this northern backcountry. Discovered in 1634 by French explorer Jean Nicolet, the 661,000-acre Nicolet National Forest surrounds the Sokaogon/Chippewa community of Mole Lake. You’ll go deep into beautiful forest on old logging roads and abandoned railroads. Skirt the headwater swamps of the Peshtigo, Wolf, and Wisconsin Rivers. Keep an eye out for plenty of indigenous wildlife, including deer, beaver, bald eagles, loons, foxes, and black bear. The region is also a paradise for paddlers and fishers alike. Come explore the northwoods with us in this land of lakes.Tow hooks mandatory.

August 11-14The Rubicon Trail, CA – Originally a Native American footpath, the Rubicon Trail was used by explorers in search of a clear path across the Sierra Nevadas. Today, Jeep® owners travel from all over to test their prowess on the most grueling 22 miles of off-road driving in America. Trail guides expertly spot you over legendary obstacles like “Big Sluice” and “Cadillac Hill” for an unforgettable experience. At each day’s end, fabulous outdoor cooking awaits. Tow hooks, skid plates, rock rails, and a minimum of 31-inch tires mandatory.Tow hooks mandatory.

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NORTHWOODS MOLE LAKENORTHWOODS MOLE LAKE

RUBICON TRAILRUBICON TRAIL

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Rubicon Trail, CARubicon Trail, CA

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August 25-27Dayton, WY – The breathtaking Big Horn Mountains will provide the backdrop for this scenic and challenging Jamboree. As you traverse the mountainsides, you’ll be amazed at the landscape of this outdoor wonderland. Picturesque views, fresh mountain air, and plenty of wildlife will make this Jamboree one to remember. In addition to the beautiful setting, the Big Horn Mountains Jamboree offers numerous trails of varying difficulty. This is your chance to conquer rocks, hill climbs, stream crossings, and all of the other obstacles that Big Horn has to offer. Tow hooks mandatory.

September 15-17Farmington, PA – Located on the grounds of the 5-star Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, the Laurel Highlands Jeep Jamboree rolls out the red carpet for Jeep 4x4 enthusiasts. The Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is a family and luxury vacation destination on 2,000 privately owned acres, in the Laurel Highlands of Southwestern Pennsylvania. The resort features the only Jeep® Off-Road Driving Academy in the nation, complete with a fleet of Rubicon Wranglers. The Nemacolin Woodlands Resort offers other activities including tennis, golf, a climbing wall, mountain biking, ropes courses and the new 1,060’ Fatbird Flyer Zip Line which soars at elevations of 300’ and speeds upon 60 mph. Tow hooks mandatory.

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BIG HORN MOUNTAINSBIG HORN MOUNTAINS

LAUREL HIGHLANDSLAUREL HIGHLANDSNEW!NEW!

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September 22-24Monticello, NY – Just 100 miles north of New York City, the Catskill Mountains play host to some of the best off-roading and good times in the Northeast. A wide variety of trails for both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts await participants. Endless mud, hill climbs, river crossings, and mountains of rocks are just some of what participants might encounter on any of our 12 different trails. The good times continue nightly at Jamboree headquarters, “Mr. Willys,” where Jeep® vehicle owners can test their skills on our 101 course or share stories around the bonfire. Good times and great trails are what keep Jeep vehicle owners coming back year after year.Tow hooks mandatory.

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September 15-17Ouray, CO – Join us in Ouray (“you-RAY”) Colorado for challenging trails blazed by 19th century prospectors and for spectacular scenery. Ouray is located 7,800 feet above sea level in southwestern Colorado in the San Juan Mountains. Pass old mines and golden aspen trees, and pick your way around and over large boulders on your way to the best preserved ghost town in Colorado. The highlight is the spectacular mountain views from all of the passes you’ll cross, the lowest of which is at 12,400 feet. The highest is Imogene Pass, which at 13,114 feet elevation is one of the highest passes you can drive over in the United States.Tow hooks mandatory.

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CATSKILL MOUNTAINSCATSKILL MOUNTAINS

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September 29 - October 1Deadwood, SD – Black Hills National Forest is home to the monumental Mount Rushmore and some of South Dakota’s most intriguing and historic locales. It encompasses the legendary town of Deadwood, best known for the exploits of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. Now Deadwood is maintained as both a colorful vestige of the Old West and a first-rate family vacation area that includes both modern campgrounds and gaming casinos. The award-winning motion picture Dances with Wolves was filmed in nearby Spearfish Canyon. The trails offer a wide range of difficulty and feature breathtaking scenery.Tow hooks mandatory.

September 29 - October 1Bethel, ME – Experience deep colors in the deep woods. The mountains of western Maine are known for their autumn splendor when vibrant colors paint a stunning backdrop. Under the colorful canopy lays hundreds of miles of mountain trails and scenic backroads. The “Chili Trail” crosses water, rocks, and a log bridge before a lunch of homemade chili. Other trails lead to a granite-topped mountain with spectacular views. There’s also local mountain biking and canoeing to enjoy, and the Bethel Inn offers golf, tennis, and health club facilities. Historic Bethel also offers shopping and dining opportunities.Tow hooks mandatory.

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BLACK HILLSBLACK HILLS

MAINE MOUNTAINSMAINE MOUNTAINS

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Ouray, CoOuray, Co

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October 6-8French Lick, IN – Discover the best of the Midwest backcountry. This Jeep Jamboree is nestled in the hills of Southern Indiana. In the 1900s, the abundance of mineral springs, area resorts, and hotels lured wealthy travelers from every point in the United States. Rediscover what these early visitors found as you explore this scenic country radiating with the colors and charms of autumn. Keep your foot close to the brake pedal while watching for wild turkey, quail, rabbit, fox, deer, and other native wildlife teeming in the underbrush. Conquer rocks and mudholes as you wind your way through Indiana’s picturesque landscape.Tow hooks mandatory.

October 6-8Moab, UT – Set in the breathtaking red rocks of Utah, Expedition Moab offers an exclusive opportunity to experience world-class off-roading in the company of Jeep Jamboree USA’s hand selected team of expert Trail Guides.

Tackle revered trails like Hell’s Revenge and Finn’s & Things in a Jeep Wrangler provided by Jeep Jamboree USA. With a maximum of 20 participants, you’re ensured lots of personal attention from the Jeep Jamboree USA guide team. All meals, use of a Jeep Wrangler, plus 3-nights at the Red Cliffs Lodge located on the Colorado River, one of Moab’s premium resorts are provided. We encourage you to sign-up early as space is very limited. Tow hooks mandatory.

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FRENCH LICKFRENCH LICK

EXPEDITION MOABEXPEDITION MOABNEW!NEW!

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October 20-22Williamsburg, KY – The majestic Cumberland Mountains are a fitting backdrop for this Jamboree. Located on the bend of the Cumberland River, the Williamsburg area is known for its charming homes, picturesque landscapes, vast outdoor recreational activities, and the second-largest waterfall east of the Rockies. The area offers numerous trails of varying difficulty that will lure you into the scenic woods. You’ll discover steep forested ridges, magnificent natural arches, and lush vegetation. Swimming, fishing, boating, golf, tennis, hunting, and horseback riding are popular activities in the area.Tow hooks mandatory.

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October 13-15Borrego Springs, CA – Wander through an ancient sea bed, 200 feet below sea level and around mammoth mounds of silt to discover fossils and sea shells 160 miles from the Pacific Ocean. Test your Jeep® 4x4’s articulation through narrow and winding notches on your way to places like “Broken Axle Alley.” Test your Jeep® 4x4’s traction climbing up steep hills enroute to an old Calcite Mine high in the foothills. Enjoy open sky and relax after dinner around the campfire. This lunar landscape is like nothing you’ve ever seen and offers a wide range of trails, from mild exploration to the most extreme obstacles.Tow hooks mandatory.

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BORREGO SPRINGSBORREGO SPRINGS

GATEWAY TO THE CUMBERLANDSGATEWAY TO THE CUMBERLANDS

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October 20-22Moab, UT – Huddled in a far-off valley between pinnacles of red rock, Moab is one of the most breathtaking 4x4 destinations in the nation - if not the world. Many movies, including a host of John Ford Wild West classics, have been filmed in these otherworldly environs. A high percentage of the maintained and primitive roads are actually remnants of the area’s uranium prospecting and mining past. Potash Road just outside Moab features petroglyphs and several dinosaur tracks. Be sure to take in the spectacular terrain of neighboring Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park.Tow hooks mandatory.

October 27-29Hot Springs, AR – Choose your thrill. If just hearing names like “Kamikaze Boulder Banzai” and “Rollercoaster Rampage” speed up your pulse, then this Jamboree is for you! At least 1,200 wooded acres contain almost every type of terrain imaginable and pose countless challenges for participants of all skill levels. Mud pits, rock gardens, hill climbs, and water crossings combine to make this Jeep Jamboree a non-stop thrill ride. And it doesn’t end on the trails - boating, fishing, golf, horseback riding, and even an amusement park are nearby to satisfy even the most cautious member of your party.Tow hooks mandatory.

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OUACHITAOUACHITA

MOABMOAB

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Moab, UTMoab, UT

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October 27-29Hammonton, NJ – Centered around Batsto Historic Village, many of the trails date back to the 17th century when they were used to transport bog ore to be made into cannon balls for the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. Since then, many more trails have been established by the Forest Service in this area known as the Pine Barrens, encompassing one million acres of pine forests, cedar swamps, and streams. Water flows from the Kirkwood-Cohansey aquifer - one of the largest on the continent. There is usually an abundance of water, so expect to get your feet wet and your Jeep® 4x4 muddy in the many mud holes and water crossings.Tow hooks mandatory.

November 3-5Laughlin, NV – Explore centuries old trails as you traverse the rugged beauty of canyons, riverbeds and washes near the Colorado River outside of Laughlin, Nevada. Scenic trails wind in and around California, Nevada and Arizona. This historically rich area offers a Civil War-era fort, ghost town, petroglyphs and perhaps a glimpse of desert big horn sheep and wild burros. The beautiful Arizona Mountains surrounding Laughlin provide a scenic backdrop for this unique Jeep adventure. Tow hooks mandatory.

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PINE BARRENSPINE BARRENS

DEAD MOUNTAINSDEAD MOUNTAINSNEW!NEW!

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ehicl

e

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Zip

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Date

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SE

NG

ER

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e

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e (Da

y)

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ge

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ber o

f Prio

r Jam

bore

es

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3rd

PAS

SE

NG

ER

Nam

e

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e (Da

y)

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ge

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ber o

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r Jam

bore

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PAS

SE

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ER

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e

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e (Da

y)

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ber o

f Prio

r Jam

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PAS

SE

NG

ER

Nam

e

Phon

e (Da

y)

A

ge

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ber o

f Prio

r Jam

bore

es

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(Spe

cify -

Oth

er Je

ep ve

hicle

s req

uire

prio

r app

rova

l)

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rder

EVE

NT T-

Shirt

s ($1

2.00 e

ach)

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r

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: If r

egis

terin

g fo

r mor

e tha

n on

e trip

, use

a se

para

te re

gist

ratio

n fo

rm fo

r eac

h.

Driv

er an

d AL

L pa

ssen

gers

mus

t sig

n a w

aive

r. Pl

ease

mak

e che

ck o

r mon

ey o

rder

pa

yabl

e to

Jeep

Jam

bore

e USA

. We r

espe

ct yo

ur p

rivac

y. A

ny p

erso

nal in

form

atio

n th

at

you

prov

ide w

ill n

ot b

e dis

tribu

ted

or so

ld to

any o

ther

com

pani

es, m

arke

ters

, mag

azin

es

or an

y oth

er th

ird p

artie

s who

are

not

our

con

tract

ors o

r affi

liate

s.

Days

Prio

r to T

rip D

ate

Pe

nalty

Rese

rvat

ion t

o 21 d

ays

$3

520

day

s to 8

day

s

50%

7 day

s to 1

day

80%

Trip

date

and b

eyon

d

NO R

EFUN

DTr

ansf

er Fe

e

$35

(No C

harg

e)

Appr

oxim

ately

when

do yo

u or s

omeo

ne in

your

hous

ehold

plan

to ac

quire

your

next

new,

not u

sed v

ehicl

e? q

1 mon

th or

less

q 2-

3 mon

ths q

4-6 m

onths

q 7-

12 m

onths

q 1

year

or m

ore

Prim

ary J

eep v

ehicl

e of in

teres

t? q

Jeep

Wra

ngler

qJe

ep G

rand

Che

roke

e q

Jeep

Libe

rty q

Jeep

Patr

iot q

Jeep

Com

pass

qUn

decid

edq

Yes,

I wou

ld lik

e to r

eceiv

e futu

re co

mmun

icatio

ns vi

a mail

or em

ail re

gard

ing sp

ecial

offer

s and

ince

ntive

s fro

m the

Jeep

Bra

nd an

d Chr

ysler

Gro

up, L

LC. q

No t

hank

s

P

leas

e P

RIN

T w

hen

com

plet

ing

regi

stra

tion

for

m

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2011

Rel

ease

and

Wai

ver o

f Lia

bilit

y an

d In

dem

nity

Agr

eem

ent t

o Je

ep®

Jam

bore

e U

SA

IMPO

RTA

NT

- ALL

PA

RTI

CIP

AN

TS M

UST

RE

AD

TH

IS W

AIV

ER A

ND

SIG

N T

HIS

FO

RM

In co

nside

ration

of be

ing pe

rmitte

d to p

artici

pate

in an

y eve

nt sp

onso

red,

promo

ted, o

r dire

cted

by J

eep

Jamb

oree

USA

(a div

ision

of M

ark A

. Sm

ith O

ff-Roa

ding,

Inc., a

Cali

fornia

corpo

ration

) (“th

e corp

oratio

n”), th

e un

dersi

gned

(driv

er an

d pas

seng

ers) fo

r him

self/h

erself

, his/

her p

erson

al rep

resen

tative

s, he

irs a

nd n

ext o

f kin

HERE

BY R

ELEA

SES

Mark

A.

Smith

Off-R

oadin

g, Inc

., Chry

sler G

roup L

LC, a

nd its

and t

heir r

espe

ctive

pa

rent c

orpora

tions

, sub

sidiar

ies, o

fficers

, dire

ctors,

prom

oters,

spon

sors,

em

ploye

es, a

nd a

gents

(“rel

ease

s”) o

f all l

iabilit

y to

the u

nders

igned

, wh

ether

caus

ed by

the n

eglig

ent a

ct or

omiss

ion of

relea

ses o

r othe

rwise

wh

ile th

e und

ersign

ed is

for a

ny pu

rpose

partic

ipatin

g in s

uch e

vent.

It is

fully

unde

rstoo

d by e

ach o

f the u

nders

igned

that

there

is so

me in

heren

t ris

k ass

ociat

ed w

ith th

is ev

ent, i

nclud

ing da

mage

to ve

hicles

.

IN A

DDITI

ON, t

he u

nders

igned

AGR

EES

TO IN

DEMN

IFY A

ND H

OLD

HARM

LESS

the

relea

ses f

rom a

ny lo

ss, li

abilit

y, da

mage

, or c

ost t

hey

incur

due t

o suc

h part

icipa

tion b

y the

unde

rsign

ed, a

nd an

y pas

seng

ers

(inclu

ding m

inors)

whe

ther c

ause

d by r

eleas

es’ n

eglig

ence

or ot

herw

ise,

and A

GREE

S TO

ASS

UME

FULL

RES

PONS

IBILI

TY A

ND R

ISK

for an

y bo

dily

injury

, dea

th, o

r prop

erty

dama

ge fr

om re

lease

s’ ne

glige

nce

or oth

erwise

whil

e the

unde

rsign

ed is

partic

ipatin

g at th

is ev

ent.

1. Th

at he

or sh

e has

read

the f

orego

ing

Relea

se a

nd W

aiver

of Lia

bility

and I

ndem

nity

Agree

ment;

and u

nders

tands

that

he/sh

e is

assu

ming

liabil

ity an

d ind

emnif

ying r

eleas

es fo

r an

y dam

age o

r injur

ies.

2. Th

at he

or sh

e sha

ll at a

ll tim

es, w

hile r

iding

in

a veh

icle p

artici

patin

g in t

his ev

ent, w

ear h

is or

her r

espe

ctive

seat

and s

hould

er be

lts.

3. Th

at the

owne

r/driv

er ce

rtifies

that

he/sh

e has

ins

pecte

d this

vehic

le an

d sam

e is i

n goo

d me

chan

ical c

ondit

ion.

4. Th

at the

owne

r/driv

er ha

s info

rmed

hims

elf/

herse

lf abo

ut the

even

t and

trail c

ondit

ions

involv

ed in

the e

vent,

eithe

r by p

rior

partic

ipatio

n or b

y inv

estig

ation

into

the ev

ent

and t

rail.

IN SIG

NING

THIS

RELE

ASE,

EACH

OF T

HE UN

DERS

IGNE

D HER

EBY A

CKNO

WLED

GES A

ND RE

PRES

ENTS

THE F

OLLO

WING

:

5. Th

e und

ersign

ed ag

rees t

o the

follo

wing

:

• All o

ccup

ants

of ve

hicle

will b

e reg

istere

d.

• Veh

icle h

as va

lid pr

oof o

f insu

rance

and

cu

rrent

vehic

le reg

istrat

ion.

• N

o occ

upan

ts of

vehic

le wi

ll con

sume

alc

ohol

while

on th

e trai

ls. D

oing s

o mea

ns

imme

diate

expu

lsion

.

• No fi

rearm

s, fire

works

, or s

irens

on/in

ve

hicle.

• T

here

will b

e at le

ast o

ne pe

rson 1

8 yea

rs or

older

who w

ill be

resp

onsib

le for

occu

pants

of

vehic

le.

• Veh

icle i

s equ

ipped

with

tow

hook

s att

ache

d to t

he fra

me ac

cordi

ng to

Mop

ar sp

ecific

ation

s.

• M

ark A.

Smi

th Of

f-Roa

ding,

Inc./J

eep

Jamb

oree U

SA, a

nd C

hrysle

r Grou

p LL

C an

d its

subs

idiari

es an

d pare

nt co

rporat

ions c

anno

t be h

eld re

spon

sible

for an

y dam

age t

hat m

ay oc

cur to

the

vehic

le wh

ile at

tendin

g the

Jamb

oree.

• V

iolati

on of

thes

e rule

s will

result

in

the te

rmina

tion o

f all p

artici

pants

’ pa

rticipa

tion i

n the

Jamb

oree a

nd th

e for

feitur

e of a

ll reg

istrat

ion fe

es.

• W

e agre

e to a

bide b

y the

rules

, gu

idanc

e, an

d ins

tructi

on of

Jeep

Ja

mbore

e USA

and t

he pr

incipl

es of

Tre

ad Li

ghtly

! Inc.

• A

ll driv

ers m

ust h

ave a

valid

drive

r’s

licen

se

Name

of Ja

mbore

e (on

e waiv

er pe

r Jam

boree

)

Drive

r’s Si

gnatu

re

Da

te

Print

Nam

e

Ag

e

1st P

asse

nger’

s Sign

ature

P

rint N

ame

A

ge

Date

(If mi

nor, p

arent,

guard

ian, o

r lega

l cus

todian

sign

ature)

(Mi

nor’s

name

, if ap

plica

ble)

2nd P

asse

nger’

s Sign

ature

P

rint N

ame

A

ge

Date

(If mi

nor, p

arent,

guard

ian, o

r lega

l cus

todian

sign

ature)

(M

inor’s

name

, if ap

plica

ble)

3rd P

asse

nger’

s Sign

ature

P

rint N

ame

A

ge

Date

(If mi

nor, p

arent,

guard

ian, o

r lega

l cus

todian

sign

ature)

(M

inor’s

name

, if ap

plica

ble)

4th P

asse

nger’

s Sign

ature

P

rint N

ame

A

ge

Date

(If mi

nor, p

arent,

guard

ian, o

r lega

l cus

todian

sign

ature)

(Mi

nor’s

name

, if ap

plica

ble)

1st P

asse

nger’

s Sign

ature

Prin

t Nam

e

Age

Date

(If mi

nor, p

arent,

guard

ian, o

r lega

l cus

todian

sign

ature)

(M

inor’s

name

)

Plea

se re

turn

Waiv

er vi

a sca

n an

d em

ail to

regi

ster

@jee

pjam

.com

, fax

to (5

30) 3

33-2

844 o

r mail

to Je

ep Ja

mbo

ree U

SA, 2

776 S

ourd

ough

Flat

, Geo

rget

own,

CA

9563

4

Samp

le f

or M

inor:

Jeep

is a

regi

ster

ed tr

adem

ark

of C

hrys

ler G

roup

LLC

.

WAI

VER

MUST

BE

SIGN

ED B

Y AL

L PA

RTIC

IPAN

TS. (

For a

par

ticip

ant

unde

r the

age o

f 18 y

ears

, bot

h pa

rent

s, th

e par

ent w

ith le

gal c

usto

dy, o

r th

e min

or’s

lega

l gua

rdia

n m

ust s

ign

this

rele

ase f

orm

and

write

the w

ord

“min

or” a

nd th

e age

nex

t to

the m

inor

’s na

me.

Mos

t sta

tes d

o no

t allo

w pe

rson

s to

waive

liab

ility

on

beha

lf of

min

ors.

The

refo

re, a

ny p

erso

ns

sign

ing

for a

min

or al

so in

dem

nify

Mar

k A. S

mith

Off-

Road

ing

Inc.

/Jeep

Ja

mbo

ree U

SA, a

nd C

hrys

ler G

roup

LLC

for a

ny su

ch m

inor

’s in

jurie

s.)

Lind

a Smi

th (

Mot

her)

for E

mily

Sm

ith

(Min

or,9

) 1

/18/

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