These Texans find there’s much to explore just off the beaten path. Grab your gear and come along as we see what awaits us in the great outdoors.
Sabine Bredow, Pedernales EC: “A perfect way to end an adventurous day is off-road, enjoying good company and unspoiled views of the beautiful Texas Hill Country.”
Steven Moore, Bluebonnet EC: “Rock crawling Texas style at Wolf Caves off-road park in Mason.”
Lesli San Jose, Pedernales EC: At the end of a trail called Top of the World in Moab, Utah.
Carly Latham, Heart of Texas EC: “Our son started fishing on the Brazos. We take the ATVs to get to locations on our place that are hard to access when the water is up.”
Don Bickham, Bandera EC: “Riding in the Big Bend area of West Texas can be grueling at times.”
Adam Marko, GVEC: “I found a relaxing spot on Padre Island.”
Jody Freeman, Central Texas EC: “Ohana Off-Road, San Antonio chapter, exploring Medina Lake.”
Clint Sare, Bryan Texas Utilities: “Camping at the Guale Mesa 1 campsite in Big Bend Ranch State Park.”
Vicki Harris, Farmers EC: “Off-road adventures on the back roads of Rains County. You never know what you might encounter. One thing for sure: It’s going to be some fun times.”
Andrew Yeager, Pedernales EC: “After spending a day on the trails of Hidden Falls Adventure Park, the sunset provided an amazing backdrop for the Jeep and camp.”
Louis Cioletti, Pedernales EC: “There’s no better way to travel off-road than by foot, walking up Enchanted Rock State Natural Area. An uplifting experience!”
Paige Marsh, MidSouth EC: “All gas, no brakes.”
Emma Hering, Heart of Texas EC: “Off-road adventures are part of our lifestyle as farmers.”
