Jeep badge of honor program

The Jeep Badge of Honor program offers an opportunity for Jeep owners to explore and conquer exciting off-road trails all across the United States. The program is FREE and by by joining and completing the designated trails, confirmed Jeep owners can earn cool little badges to show friends and foes alike the trails they have conquered and the adventures they have lived. 

How the Program Works

  1. Download the App:  First step is to download the app from either the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. This app is your key to accessing trail details, user-shared photos and up, to date weather information. 

  2. Explore Trails: Within the app, you can browse a full list of trails, each rated by difficulty and location, allowing you to select trails that match your skill level and adventure seeking mood.

  3. Check-In and Earn Points: Check-in is best done at the Trailhead... Every trail you finish will earn you points that help determine your position in the Badge of Honor community. You can also earn points by sharing photos and interacting with other users.

  4. Receive Physical Badges: After completing a trail and earning a digital badge, you can request a physical badge through the app.  You then have the option to acquire physical badges at no charge that will be delivered to you via mail for display proudly upon your Jeep's exterior as a map of your off-road adventure.

Trail Difficulty Ratings

Each trail in the program is assigned a difficulty rating to help participants choose appropriate challenges:

  • 1 to 3: Easy
  • 4 to 5: Moderate
  • 6 to 7: Demanding
  • 8 to 10: Very Challenging

These ratings consider a number of factors including terrain, obstacles, and required driving skills.

Jeep Badge of Honor Trails

Most current count is 68 trails across 23 states... a lifetime of wheeling ahead.

  • Alabama

    • Trail #404: Difficulty 3-5
    • Switchback to Who's Your Daddy #500: Difficulty 7-9

  • Arizona

    • Schnebly Hill Trail: Difficulty 2-5
    • Backway to Crown King: Difficulty 5-10

  • Arkansas

    • Fun Run: Difficulty 5-7
    • Rubicon Ridge: Difficulty 3-6
    • Snake: Difficulty 2-4
    • Quartz Canyon: Difficulty 5-7

  • California

    • Dusy Ershim: Difficulty 7-9
    • Gold Mountain: Difficulty 6-9
    • Holcomb Creek: Difficulty 6-8
    • John Bull: Difficulty 7-9
    • Pinyon Mountain Trail: Difficulty 3-9
    • The Rubicon Trail: Difficulty 1-10

  • Colorado

    • Black Bear Pass: Difficulty 4-6
    • Engineer Pass: Difficulty 5-6
    • Holy Cross: Difficulty 7-9
    • Imogene Pass: Difficulty 4-6
    • Ophir Pass: Difficulty 3-4
    • Poughkeepsie Gulch: Difficulty 5-7

  • Florida

    • Tread Lightly Four Wheel Drive Way: Difficulty 1-4

  • Georgia

    • Beasley Knob OHV: Difficulty 7-9

  • Indiana

    • Trail #2X: Difficulty 8-9
    • Trail #3: Difficulty 5-6
    • Trail #3X: Difficulty 7-9
    • Trail #5: Difficulty 4-5

  • Michigan

    • Holly Oaks ORV Park: Difficulty 4-7
    • South Marble Head Loop: Difficulty 3-7

  • Missouri

    • Guard Rail: Difficulty 5-6
    • Pee Wee's Crossing: Difficulty 3-5

  • Montana

    • Blacktail Wild Bill Trail: Difficulty 5-9

  • Nevada

    • Rocky Gap: Difficulty 5-7

  • New Hampshire

    • Jericho Mountain 4x4 Trail: Difficulty 3-9

  • North Carolina

    • Dickey Bell Trail #91: Difficulty 6-8

  • Oregon

    • Cedar Tree #13: Difficulty 4-7
    • Firebreak 5 #14: Difficulty 5-8

  • Pennsylvania

    • Trail #11: Difficulty 2-4
    • Crawler Ridge: Difficulty 5-9
    • Crawl Daddy: Difficulty 5-9

  • South Carolina

    • Gulches Off-Road Vehicle Park: Difficulty 2-9

  • Tennessee

    • Trail #16: Difficulty 7-8
    • Trail #26: Difficulty 5
    • Panther Rock Trail #51: Difficulty 3-5

  • Texas

    • Black Gap 4x4 Trail: Difficulty 4-6
    • Hidden Falls Adventure Park: Difficulty 2-8
    • Northwest ORV Park: Difficulty 3-8

  • Utah

    • Cliff Hanger: Difficulty 6-7
    • Elephant Hill: Difficulty 5-7
    • Fins and Things: Difficulty 3-4
    • Hell's Revenge: Difficulty 3-6
    • Hole in the Rock: Difficulty 4-6
    • Metal Masher: Difficulty 5-9
    • Poison Spider: Difficulty 4-6
    • Pritchett Canyon: Difficulty 7-9
    • Steel Bender: Difficulty 6
    • Top of the World: Difficulty 6-8
    • Golden Spike: Difficulty 6-7

  • Virginia

    • Peters Mill Run: Difficulty 2-4

  • West Virginia

    • Bearwallow - The Hatfield/McCoy Trail System: Difficulty 2-9

  • Wyoming

    • Monument Ridge: Difficulty 3-6

Why Participate in the Jeep Badge of Honor Program?

  1. Exclusive Recognition: The physical badges you earn are a badge of pride, a tangible symbol of the adventures and challenges you've conquered with your Jeep.
  2. Community: The program fosters a community of like-minded Jeep enthusiasts who share their experiences, photos, and tips through the app.
  3. Trail Discovery: Whether you’re a seasoned off-roader or just getting started, the program introduces you to new trails, enriching your exploration of the great outdoors.
  4. Motivation: The program provides a goal-oriented approach to off-roading, encouraging participants to take on increasingly challenging trails.

Tips for Success in the Jeep Badge of Honor Program

  1. Prepare Your Jeep: Check that your vehicle is trail-ready, including tires, suspension, recovery gear, and other essentials.
  2. Check Weather and Trail Conditions: Use the app or contact local authorities for the latest updates.
  3. Go with a Group: For safety and camaraderie, off-roading in groups is highly recommended, especially on challenging trails.
  4. Respect the Environment: Follow the “Tread Lightly” principles to minimize your impact on the environment.
  5. Document Your Journey: Share your photos and stories in the app to engage with the community and earn extra points.

Getting Started

To join the Jeep Badge of Honor program:

  1. Download the App: Available for free on iOS and Android devices.
  2. Explore Trails: Browse the full list of trails, sorted by difficulty, location, and user reviews.
  3. Plan Your Adventure: Pick a trail that matches your Jeep’s capabilities and your skill level.
  4. Check-In and Earn: Complete the trail, check-in via the app, and submit your photos to claim your badge.

Conclusion

The Jeep Badge of Honor initiative goes beyond collecting badges. It's about engaging with fellow Jeep enthusiasts and venturing into nature to test your skills on top-notch off road trails across the nation! Featuring 68 trails, in 23 states that cater to beginners well as seasoned adventurers looking for a thrill. If you want to demonstrate your abilities or explore paths while savoring the journey in your Jeep lifestyle. The Badge of Honor initiative offers a great opportunity, for all that and more!

Get ready to gear up and hit the trails to begin earning your badges today!