Jeeping from Canada

[Edgrrrr]

Good Morning everyone
I purchased my 2013 Jeep Sahara 2DR almost a year ago. Since I've named him Edgrrrrr and added: Smittybilt front and rear SRC bumpers, w/10K synergic line winch and thimble end. Roof rack (carry kayaks and such) AEV 2.5 lift, JKS quick disconnects, '33 Cooper tires, took the backseat out and installed a steel tool box. I keep all my recovery gear in there. I also added a set of rigid DOT fog lights (replacing the factory ones) as well LED headlights, on the A pillar there's a set of LED floodlights, and a set of spot lights on top of the bull bar.

This is Edgrrrr on a recent trip to Arizona (roughly 3000kms round trip from us)
Oh yeah, I live just outside of Calgary Alberta Canada and my name is Suzanne.



Gravel travels with Edgrrrr

[kj69]

welcome to the forum Suzanne , looks like Edgrrr is well set up look forward to seeing more pics of your adventures as Ive always wanted to visit Canada . Someday ill get there.

[slr1981]

Welcome aboard!

Looks like your driving the vehicle as it was intended and having fun as well!

I reckon Canada would be a great place to explore.

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[Edgrrrr]

Originally Posted by kj69

welcome to the forum Suzanne , looks like Edgrrr is well set up look forward to seeing more pics of your adventures as Ive always wanted to visit Canada . Someday ill get there.

Yes you should come visit!
I've only started Jeeping about a year ago and I'm amazed at all the trails and such that we have close by. Living next to the Rockies allows for some spectacular trails. I hope to go there as well and do some Jeeping there (might be a few years but I'll get there)


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[Edgrrrr]

Originally Posted by slr1981

Welcome aboard!

Looks like your driving the vehicle as it was intended and having fun as well!

I reckon Canada would be a great place to explore.

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So far it's been fabulous. What types of terrain do you typically drive?



Gravel travels with Edgrrrr

[slr1981]

Originally Posted by Edgrrrr

So far it's been fabulous. What types of terrain do you typically drive?



Gravel travels with Edgrrrr

For me I like to just take an unknown old rutted dirt track that heads up a hill or the like and hopefully finds you looking across a view of a gorgeous Valley. I have found a few of those tracks around and up on our great dividing range.

I also don't mind the old beach driving although nothing technical just something spectacular about being able to traverse the coast line of a country.

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[Edgrrrr]

Originally Posted by slr1981

For me I like to just take an unknown old rutted dirt track that heads up a hill or the like and hopefully finds you looking across a view of a gorgeous Valley. I have found a few of those tracks around and up on our great dividing range.

I also don't mind the old beach driving although nothing technical just something spectacular about being able to traverse the coast line of a country.

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I can only imagine about the coastline. Our coastlines are rocky for the most part.
and lots of valleys are treed (at least on the west side of the country)
I had the opportunity to drive sand dunes in Arizona USA in May and that was a very different experience. Sand is weird to drive on. Like nothing I've ever driven on.


Gravel travels with Edgrrrr