After a several-year hiatus, our team was excited to return to Pueblo, CO for the 122 annual Colorado State Fair. We joined our partners at George P. Johnson and RAM to offer ride-a-long experiences to as many of the 510,000 attendees as possible.
Our course consisted of natural terrain obstacles constructed by our Dirt Designs team and the ever-popular RAM Mountain engineered and built by George P. Johnson. The location of the activation maximized both foot traffic and brand visibility. During the 11 days, people flocked to the track and waited in line to get a ride in their favorite RAM truck. Across the way, our product specialists educated fairgoers on the new RAM 2500 and 3500 models.
When the dust cleared (literally!), our team of precision drivers had made a total of 4200 laps on the track and over 10,000 guests experienced the power and off-road capability of the RAM Truck brand. At the static vehicle display, our product specialists interacted with another 2300+ people. It’s clear, the RAM brand is strong in Colorado, and we are happy to help make it stronger!
Our Dirt Designs crew rolled into Loveland, CO with all the heavy equipment needed to build a challenging off-road course for our partners at RAM. The materials needed to build the course consisted of rocks, logs, and dirt…a lot of dirt!
After a three-day build, the course was ready, and our team of talented drivers coached guests from the Overlanding community as they drove through a variety of challenging obstacles.
These obstacles included:
- Articulation Moguls
- Boulder Field
- Log crossings
- Alternating off-camber dirt wedges
- Steep hill climb and descent
As our guests took the wheel in a variety of RAM trucks, they experienced first-hand how easily these vehicles can conquer terrain that one may encounter on any overlanding trip. It was a great weekend for all.
Creating unique driving environments to showcase the inherent capabilities of a vehicle is what we do, and we love it!
Jeep and the Gordinier Group off-road team were back in Daytona for another Jeep Beach adventure. Our team starts early in the week to design and build the Jeep off-road course that attendees have grown to love year and year. Each year the design is a little different to give each Jeep lover the thrill ride they are looking for with steep inclines/declines, log craws, moguls and vertical wedges to keep them on the edge of their seat.
“It’s a lot like a roller coaster” – said one smiling Jeepster
Jeep Beach has become a staple in Daytona with thousands of Jeep enthusiast flacking to the city each year and 2023 was no different!
Gordinier Group staff closed out the auto show season at downtown Manhattan’s Jacob Javits Center at the New York International Auto Show. Camp Jeep has become a staple at the show since its debut in 2004. There is something amazing about an off-road course in the middle of the city that keeps the crowds coming back. The popular interactive ride pulls in the masses each year to experience the sky scrapping Jeep Mountain with its 40-degree incline and decline as well as other various obstacles demonstrating stability, suspension, ground clearance and articulation of the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, Gladiator and Grand Cherokee.
That’s a wrap….we’ll be back to auto shows in the fall!
