UTV Con’Quest 3 Day Trip
Join us for the UTV Con’Quest 3-day trip, starting at the Rubicon Trail trail-head at Loon Lake dam.
Trail Head at Loon Lake
You will travel over the renowned “Crown Jewel”, the Rubicon Trail, on your way to the beautiful Rubicon Springs campground. Trail support and experienced mechanics will be available if you encounter any issues..
The first obstacle on the Rubicon Trail is “Gatekeeper”
Upon arrival at Rubicon Springs campground, enjoy delicious prepared meals and entertainment. The Georgetown Divide Rotary Club will serve classic beverages at the no-host bar located at the famous Amos’ Place in Rubicon Springs.
On the trail headed to Rubicon Springs
The next day, the group will run the Tahoe side of the Rubicon Trail to Sourdough Point for a catered lunch, before returning to Rubicon Springs for the evening festivities. The final day concludes with traversing the Rubicon Trail back out to Loon Lake. Don’t miss out on this epic adventure!
Crossing the bridge into Rubicon Springs
Jeepers Jamboree has been offering legendary guided off-road trips through the Rubicon Trail since 1953. The UTV Con’Quest is a newer opportunity that Jeepers Jamboree now offers to UTV off-road enthusiasts.
Camping in Rubicon Springs
The Rubicon Trail is an unmaintained county road from Loon Lake to Tahoma in North Lake Tahoe, traveling through Northern California’s beautiful Desolation Wilderness in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Known worldwide for its Level 10 difficulty, the Rubicon Trail attracts participants from around the globe.
No Host Bar in Rubicon Springs
Rubicon Springs
More information on UTV Con’Quest can be found on their website at: https://utvconquest.com.
Observation Point at the Top of Cadillac Hill
