Adventuring with the Jeep Badge of Honor Program and their fun 60+ trails

We love going on trails and adventures in our Jeep. One way to get outdoors and visit some great trails across the U.S. is through the Jeep Badge of Honor program.

Jeep has done a great job of collecting nationwide trails to explore. All you need to do is download the Jeep Badge of Honor program app to see trail maps, information, highlights, difficulty ratings, and user photos. The app is also how you check in to the trail. The Jeep specifically creates these badges to reward those who successfully check in and complete a trail.

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Trails we completed in the Jeep Badge of Honor program

South Marble Head Loop on Drummond Island

Trail information
Drummond Island Ferry is a one-mile ride to the island across the St. Mary's River.
DeTour, MI, is at the eastern end of the Upper Peninsula.
We purchased the required Michigan ORV and trail permits for $36.25 from Johnson's Sport Shop on the island.
You will encounter lots of steps, ledges, rocks, mud, views of Canada, and fun! You can get most of the way through the trail in a stock Jeep. We just didn't do that very last obstacle. We did walk down it and see the water.
We camped at the Township Park for $20 per night, but there are other campgrounds as well.
We also ran the Fossil Ledges Trail to the island's northern shore. This was a lot of fun because the trail was flooded and, at times, was deep enough to touch the bottom of the Jeep.

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Fins & Things in Moab, Utah

Trail information
It's one of many trails in the Sand Flats Recreation Area and has a $5 entry fee for the day.
You will encounter fins, slickrock, steps, ledges, rocks, and sand.
We boondocked on BLM land near Moab
There are hundreds of miles of trails in the Moab area!
Make sure you listen to our first podcast for more trails and information in Utah at thefaiolas.com/1.

Schnebly Hill Trail in Sedona, AZ

Information
Not very challenging, but it has impressive views of the Sedona area!
Very bumpy
Red Rocks and desert turn into Coconino National Forest
We stayed at Verde Valley Campground in Cottonwood
Make sure you listen to our podcast on Arizona for more information about this trail and others at thefaiolas.com/7

Table Mesa Road in New River, AZ

Trail Information
Many extra credit trails
You will encounter steps, ledges, rocks, water crossings, and hills.
This is a desert, and you get to see a ton of Saguaro Cactus
We stayed at thousand trails in cottonwood
Make sure you listen to our podcast on Arizona for more information about this trail and others at thefaiolas.com/7

We found Blacktail Wild Bill Trail in Montana through the Jeep Badge of Honor program. — Blacktail Wild Bill Trail

Blacktail Wild Bill Trail in Lakeside, MT

Trail information
South of Kalispell, MT, and near Flathead Lake
Lots of extreme obstacles with bypasses
Awesome mountain views

Trails we still plan on doing this year

Monument Ridge – Bridger Teton Nat Forest, WY
Holly Oaks ORV Park – Holly, MI
Tread Lightly 4 wheel drive trail – Ocala nat forest, F.L.