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Here's a couple from a recent trip up to Tennessee and North Carolina for some Summits on the Air. I don't normally incorporate my Bronco Sport directly into my camp set-up, but on this trip I knew it would be raining a lot the first night. I brought along a 10x10 shelter we got for...

What awning is this? How happy are you with it?

You want a Bronco Sport, but with 2 doors and a removable top? Ford already makes this vehicle (with a few other "tweaks"), it's called the Bronco! ? 2-door Bronco is very similar in size to existing Bronco Sport, and there's plenty available to buy on dealer lots

My Bronco Sport saw first snow Dec 30 as I hiked a couple summits in the North GA mountains.

Seeing that last photo, I'm jealous that someone makes a winch mount for the Outback Wilderness.

Apologies for the poor light, but here's a photo of my OEM deflectors. They were easy to install and visually blend in well. No complaints from me, except for how hard it is to roll up/down the windows just the right amount!

TrailsOffroad ranks it a moderate 3. Based on their description of the trail and the user reviews of it, I'd try it if I were you. It sounds like there's a gatekeeper obstacle that'll let you know quickly if you're capable or not. https://www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/1965-soldiers-pass-trail

> go in 4-low Unless I'm missing some modification you've made, we don't have 4-low!

I looked this area up on Trails Offroad. They rate the loop as easy except for the top section, Espinosa Trail. That gets a "difficult" rating and is summarized as Sounds like you made the right call by turning around.