Tennessee vs Moab Off Rodeos

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I live in VERY Northern California (Northern, rural Humboldt County to be exact). I live in the midst of Redwood trees, on a ranch, where my road floods every year. At least 1-2 days we are trapped, other days I do have to drive through some water or have downed trees.
I am taking my Bronco Sport camping and offroading in more wooded/trail type areas similar to where I live, in N. Ca, Oregon and Washington.

For those of you who have gone to these two Off Rodeos, which do you recommend MOST for the type of terrain I deal with. I am not looking to rock climb/boulder other than if there are rocks on the roads I am on. This is why I don’t know if Moab is right for me 🤔
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I just did the one for the Bronco Spot in MOAB last week. The trail for the MOAB BS Offroadeo is not based on rock crawling. It's a pretty easy trail with a number of sandy areas you'll use the Rally mode, and yes a few areas with rocks but nothing like people think of when they think MOAB. Even the most extreme pitch will be downhill, and that's on sand.
Looking at the TN videos it won't be a very different experience because they still have rock trails that will be similar, with the only real difference being more water and mud depending on the time of year, and dirt instead of hard packed sand.
The first half of the day and course was done without using any of the GOAT modes to demonstrate about what any BS could do (street tires on some might be a tiny bit limiting but not very much at all), the afternoon was a tiny bit harder, but this was still more of an intro to the very basics.
 

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I’ve done both. Rock crawling is a small part of the course. It is teaching you how and when to use the different features of the car. Either course will work for you. Moab is sand and rocks. Tenn is mud and trees. So I would say Tenn is more like your conditions based on your description. I’ve never been to northern California.
 

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My wife and I attended the Moab course and really enjoyed it. I'm sure if I had gone to Tennessee, we would have enjoyed that trail as well. These products are a very nice benefit of buying a Bronco.

That said, I have watched a lot of videos of Moab, Tennessee, and two of the other sites (New Hampshire and Texas). I would recommend Tennessee because I believe it will be the most similar trails.

Good luck and enjoy yourself.
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