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Rocky Mountain Overland Rally August 1-4 2019 Gunnison Colorado. I will be there all four days. If you have any questions just ask.

https://rockymountainoverlandrally.com

Learn, Play, Relax! We've got you covered:

Welcome Cocktails - Title Sponsors Four Wheel Campers are hosting welcome cocktails on Thursday night! It's a fun way to settle in and learn more about your new friends and neighbors. Lots of the vendors also offer beers, sodas or cocktails at their booths each evening.

Nightly Campfire and Raffle - Every evening we give away a huge selection of fun prizes around the campfire, everything from winches, roof-top tents, driving lights, luggage, camping gear, skid-plates, recovery kits, and lots of cool clothing.

Presenters - In addition to the wonderful trainers leading classes, each evening we have presentations and Q&A sessions with inspiring and entertaining travelers. Past rallies have included the Expedition Overland crew, the couple who have traveled in La Cucaracha for the last 15 years, Camel Trophy driver Jim West, and Adventurer Scott Brady. This year's lineup is just as good as ever.

4WD Trail Drives - The trail runs are led by wonderful volunteers. With easy trails or hard, you can choose your own level of adventure. Spots will be available to register on the field.

4WD Instruction - Certified 4WD instructors will be teaching introductory and advanced 4WD techniques on our technical driving course. Learn the safest way to conquer the toughest trails, in your vehicle, or the one provided.

Ladies Classes - Our popular ladies-only classes will be back again this year, including Offroad Driving for Women, Recovery Skills for Women, and how to be a Rebelle (Ladies-only Rally Driver).

Family Spotting - No, not how to spot a family as they go by, Trail Spotting is arguably the most valuable skill when you get off the pavement. This class will teach mom, dad, even the kids, how to spot and guide a vehicle over technical obstacles and through tight spots. Trips are more fun when everyone can participate.

Trail Repairs - Learn the steps to quickly and safely fix repairs on the trail, and how to choose a quality repair kit.

Solar Power - Learn the ins and outs of setting up a reliable customizable solar power system.

Morning yoga - Start each day right with an optional sunrise exercise session. But don't worry, no one will judge you if you decide to sleep in.

Photography and Cinematography - Hands-on sessions for great travel imagery.

Preparing for ​Medical Emergencies - Medical Instructors will take us through real-life scenarios, showing us how to deal with the types of accidents most likely to affect overland travelers.

Wine Tasting - Sommeliers will guide us on a virtual wine-tasting tour of the region's best vineyards. Bring your glass and start exercising your taste-buds, because you will be in for a treat.

Other Stuff: Personal security, ham radio, new gear, kayaking, Mountain Biking, spotting, navigation, winching, fire-starting, shelter-building, etc. Whatever you want to learn, we probably have a class.
Nibbles, treats, vendor specials, and more - Everywhere you turn at the Rally there is something new to see, something tasty to eat, and someone fun to talk to.
 

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I am definitely putting this on my radar, i should have time to show up for at least a day or two! thanks for sharing.

I have been planning to visit the black canyons of gunnison this year anyways so maybe i can roll the two into one trip.
 

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This looks like a blast! And I am close (Albuquerque). I am a gal and I am sure none of my gal pals would want to go. So would be solo. Wonder if I would feel out of place? I did go to Burning Man solo and had a blast.

Saved to my home screen to ponder.....would love the ladies only 4wd class! Oh, and winning a rooftop tent!

And ham radio stuff. Always wanted to learn that. Since I was a kid listening to COMA late at night on the transister ?
 

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This looks like a blast! And I am close (Albuquerque). I am a gal and I am sure none of my gal pals would want to go. So would be solo. Wonder if I would feel out of place? I did go to Burning Man solo and had a blast.

Saved to my home screen to ponder.....would love the ladies only 4wd class! Oh, and winning a rooftop tent!

And ham radio stuff. Always wanted to learn that. Since I was a kid listening to COMA late at night on the transister ?
I can almost guarantee you will not feel out of place if you made the trip. You will be welcomed with open arms. This event is very friendly to everyone. At the very least you can always find my wife and I and you’ll know at least two people.
 

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Getting close, still time to register. Hopefully I’ll see you there!

Here is a list of vendors
410 Expedition
Adventure Tool Company
Aluminess Products
AT Overland Equipment
Cascadia Vehicle Tents
Conqueror North America
Equipt Expedition Outfitters
Engel Coolers
Expo Vans
Four Wheel Campers
Go Fast Campers
Goose Gear
Group 504
Hiker Trailer
iDrive USA
IGLHAUT Allrad USA
Juniper Overland
Nine Line Apparel
Off Grid Trailers
Outer Limit Supply
Planetary Design
Quigley Motor Company
RHINO-RACK
RIPP Superchargers
RRE-Global
Sherptek
Sprinter Engineering
Step 22 Gear
TCTeardrops
TemboTusk
Thriving Hart NW
Toytec Lifts
Veteran Overland
Women Overlanding the World
 
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