Rendezvous In The Ozarks - Exploring Trails in our Suburban

[@4x4adventure_pl]

What an amazing off-road adventure!

[@donniebrown-mv7hb]

Always enjoy seeing the Trove1 family. Sorry we did not get to visit much. Rendevous is always so busy for us. It's almost non stop visitors asking questions. But that's what we enjoy about rendevous. That potato soup looked good. Kathy also makes potato soup, but not with the meat. Was it sausage or hamburger? So she will probably be experimenting soon 😊 Thanks for showing our new to us tent camper. It is a 1929 Zagelmeyer. You probably did a better video than we will have.

[@trove1312]

We used sausage this time but either one will work. I think we prefer the savory flavor of the sausage.

[@caseyflint6815]

Thanks for clearing that trail! We went the same route you did late Thursday afternoon of the Rendezvous, and then ran it in reverse as a night ride late Friday night. I drive a 1995 Chevy Tahoe 2 door diesel, so not nearly as long as your rig, but still fun to have a full size on the trails.

[@trove1312]

Nice, I’ve seen your rig around! love the old two doors

[@t.johnson2934]

Nice suburban, I have an 03 white Z71 as well. You guys are an inspiration and I am getting it ready to do some trailing. What is your suspension and tire setup if you don't mind me asking? Do you just have a level kit and some nice good size tires? Looks good.

[@bristi1622]

Were you on named trails? I did the Ozarks a couple years ago in a gladiator but I'm heading up in a few months to wheel again in a full size and I'm looking for trails that won't be too tight.

[@trove1312]

Not really, at least not that I know of. There aren't many "named" trails in the Ozarks. It's a big mixture of various forest service roads in varying conditions.