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NEWS: Registration is FULL for Syncro Safari, Idaho '13
June 30th to July 6, 2013 The location is in North-Central Idaho near the path that Lewis & Clark took across the Bitterroot Mountains in their expedition of 1804-1806. The campsite is on the Lochsa River, near the Selway River, both designated "Wild & Scenic". We'll be able to do some 4-wheeling to a few spots where Lewis & Clark trekked and camped during their struggle to get across these mountains. Along with other scenic places nearby, this trip promises to be rich in both history and scenery. Click here for more info... Registration is now FULL. You may still follow the Registration instructions to be placed on a waiting list. Click Here for Registration Instructions. Cost is $95 per Syncro and includes a $20 e-gift card for any Syncro Safari shirt purchase at the Syncro Safari shop at CafePress.com.
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What is Syncro Safari?
A Syncro Safari adventure is a gathering of Syncronauts (owners of all-wheel-drive, Vanagon Syncros) from near and far to get to know fellow Syncronauts and do some off-road trail driving. The location changes each year to provide a greater variety of both scenery and Syncronauts. So far we’ve held 13 Syncro Safaris in eight states and Mexico! Moab, Utah - 1998 Near Yellowstone in Montana and Wyoming - 1999 Mammoth Lakes area, eastern Sierras, California’s - 2000 Baja California - 2001 San Juan Mountains, Colorado -2004 Death Valley, California and Nevada - 2005 Tombstone, Arizona - 2006 Bend, Oregon - 2007 Moab, Utah - 2008 Mount St. Helens, Washington - 2009 Huntington Lake area, western Sierras, California - 2010 Central California - Pacific Coast - 2011 Northeast Arizona: Canyon de Chelly - 2012 Next: North-Central Idaho - 2013 |
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At Syncro Safari adventures we do mild to moderate 4-wheeling in a family friendly environment. We emphasise adventure, 4-wheeling, and camaraderie at the event. Since the event is a week long, we get a chance to get to know each other and often form lasting friendships during our adventures. We travel together, camp together, eat together, and share stories and maybe even some songs around the campfire at night. Although each Syncro Safari is unique, in a typical Syncro Safari week we might arrive on Sunday, then do four-wheeling on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. This leaves a couple days open for other individual or group activities of each participant’s choice. Saturday, we head home. We travel only on legally established 4x4 trails and never go “cross country”, so as to protect the environment we’re enjoying. The pace of a four-wheeling day is fairly relaxed with time for breaks and a lunch, before going back to camp.
Browse around this site to check out the previous adventures and photos. See what we're up to next...
Additional information can be found on this site about: Environmental Values, What to Bring for yourself and your vehicle, and what not to bring. Also, some information about Syncronauts who’ve attended Syncro Safari events and what they’ve had to say about their experiences.
Browse around this site to check out the previous adventures and photos. See what we're up to next...
Additional information can be found on this site about: Environmental Values, What to Bring for yourself and your vehicle, and what not to bring. Also, some information about Syncronauts who’ve attended Syncro Safari events and what they’ve had to say about their experiences.
GoWesty Sponsors Syncro Safari, Canyon de Chelly '12!
GoWesty has again sponsored Syncro Safari by providing generous give-away items for our raffle.
Thanks GoWesty!
Thanks GoWesty!
Syncro Safari is proud to be a "Member Club" of Tread Lightly!Tread Lightly!'s mission is to promote responsible outrood recreation through education and public awareness. Learn more and join here:
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