Set in the heart of the world's largest silver-mining region, this Jamboree starts off in Mullan, an old mining camp on the National Historic register. Travel up old military wagon trails that wind their way through the beckoning Idaho Panhandle National Forest. There's lunch on a mountaintop with unparalleled views of Idaho and Montana as the backdrop. Weather permitting you will enjoy an evening cookout in the scenic setting of Shoshone Park. Arrive early and you can even take a tour of the area with the Mayor of Mullan himself!

The majestic Cumberland Mountains are a fitting backdrop for this Jamboree. Located on the bend of the Cumberland River, the Williamsburg area is known for its charming homes, picturesque landscapes, vast outdoor recreational activities, and the second-largest waterfall east of the Rockies. The area offers numerous trails of varying difficulty that will lure you into the scenic woods. You'll discover steep forested ridges, magnificent natural arches, and lush vegetation. Swimming, fishing, boating, golf, tennis, hunting, and horseback riding are popular activities in the area.

This Jamboree offers a wide variety of trails that lead you through rolling hills, wooded forests, and rocky plateaus. The Turkey Bay OHV area has over 2,500 acres of trails with steep grades, creeks, and rocky terrain. The region has lots of wildlife including turkey, bobcat, red wolf, coyote, deer, and many birds of prey, including Bald Eagles. There is also a preserve where you can see American Bison. Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area has 170,000 acres of undeveloped land, so nighttime stargazing while camping on a moonless night is especially good.

Located in the Northwestern corner of Arkansas you will find adventure that comes in many different forms. From a meandering scenic drive through peaks and valleys to the challenging rock ledges and hill climbs that will test your Jeep 4X4; the Ozark Mountains is another fantastic Jeep Jamboree.

Located 55 miles south of Huntsville in the Appalachian Mountains, Stony Lonesome OHV Park is one of Alabama's hidden attractions and the only public motorized vehicle trail system in the state. Nearly 1,500 wooded acres will be your playground for this Jamboree. The park offers numerous trails of varying difficulty; a rock crawling area as well as plenty of amenities for adventures of all ages. Whether you're seeking family fun or a thrilling adventure, there is something for everyone at the Stony Lonesome Jamboree.