What is your #1 4x4 destination you hope to get to one day?

[HeavyMetal]

Curious to see what people's "bucket list" 4x4 destinations are.

[Buffalo Phil]

Mars.


Okay really, just Moab for now.

[Asian Mike]

the whistle

[Burton58]

Rubicon, Moab, mtn passes in CO, UT and WY

[calvynandhobbs]

I would have to say Moab, Rubicon and some of those trails I see glimpses of in videos every now and then in Colorado.

[Lawn Guyland]

Rubicon (even though I've been there once, I want to go back and see more of it)
Ouray (and well, more of CO/UT in general)
Hawaii (i've heard there some sweet spots)

[Lycaon]

Iceland, Norway, Svalbard

[konastinky1234]

run the rubicon trail for the scenery

[Pedro]

Rubicon, then Colorado, then Moab.

[Bigbike]

The west coast, Colorado on out! Id also love to take the dirt roads across America. There is a way to get from Tenessee to Oregon on all dirt roads, i would love to take an Enduro bike the whole way. OR jeep and Enduro

[HeavyMetal]

Iceland

Trying to cross this off this year

[calvynandhobbs]

Rubicon (even though I've been there once, I want to go back and see more of it)
Ouray (and well, more of CO/UT in general)
Hawaii (i've heard there some sweet spots)

I rented a Hummer H2 on Kauai several years ago and wheeled a portion of the Powerline Trail coming in from the South if I remember correctly that started with at an arboretum where the water ran across the road about 18" deep and pretty fast. This was the trail that leads to the main gate of where Jurassic Park did some of the filming. Nothing technical on that trail, but there were a couple deep river crossings since we had a lot of rain while I was there. I can still remember my kids screaming in the one crossing when the water was going over the hood and up against their windows. I lost a $500 deposit on that rental since I returned it with 4" of standing red clay water on the floors.

[hippie metal]

I rented a Hummer H2 on Kauai several years ago and wheeled a portion of the Powerline Trail coming in from the South if I remember correctly that started with at an arboretum where the water ran across the road about 18" deep and pretty fast. This was the trail that leads to the main gate of where Jurassic Park did some of the filming. Nothing technical on that trail, but there were a couple deep river crossings since we had a lot of rain while I was there. I can still remember my kids screaming in the one crossing when the water was going over the hood and up against their windows. I lost a $500 deposit on that rental since I returned it with 4" of standing red clay water on the floors.

Should have drilled some holes...the would have never known hahahaha

[kracker]

field and forest.... again and again and again.... hahaha

[Hydra]

I'd just love to see the National Parks; Ole' Judy, Smithers Blastoma, and Yonkie Bowdoin.