2010 Rubicon Trail & Adventure August 16-19, 2010

by Jon Crowley on 24/05/10 at 7:48 am

REDONDO BEACH, CA – Time to sign up and get ready for the Rubicon trail. The Rubicon Trails is the stuff of legends. It is considered the Grand Daddy of trails. Any serious four-wheeler needs to “Do the Con” at least once. This is your opportunity to experience the thrill and beauty of the best 4-wheeling under the guidance of off-road professional Tom Severin.

If your vehicle has a weakness, the Rubicon trail will find it. There is no guarantee of avoiding vehicle damage although most have no damage. Even the most skilled driver can succumb to the fatigue of 12 unrelenting miles of rocks. Just bring a good altitude and the best prepared vehicle you can.

Participants will prepare for and drive the famous Rubicon trails over 4 days. Due to the remoteness you will need to bring all the equipment need for 3 nights of camping in the beauty of the high Sierras.

Badlands Off-Road will assist first-timers with details on expectation, preparation, driver’s skill training, vehicle inspection, equipment review, accommodations, and logistic.

Tom said “My focus is to bring a group of like-minded off-roaders over the Rubicon trail for their first time. Advance preparation ensures properly skilled drivers, trail-ready vehicles and smooth travel arrangements.”

To Sign up for the Rubicon Trail & Adventure go to

http://4x4training.com/calendar/calendar.php#Rubicon

About Badlands Off-Road Adventures, Inc

Badlands Off-Road Adventures conducts training classes and tours for off-highway enthusiast of all skill levels. Their website is www.4x4training.com. Tom Severin has 40 years of off-highway driving, including patrolling as a former Deputy Wildlife Conservation Officer and former Sheriff’s Deputy. Severin is a member of the California Association of 4-Wheel Drive Clubs, and an International 4 Wheel Drive Trainers Association certified trainer. He is a certified Wilderness First Responder and Master Tread Lightly! Trainer.

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