The Rebel Report

This is the final episode in our 8 part series documenting our overland trip from Colorado to the Canadian border. It was a long and memorable trip in which the Rebel crew enjoyed a once in life time journey taking on an adventure almost entirely off road and living out of our well equipped Gladiators.Not only was this an epic vacation from the daily grind at the shop but it was a learning experience for the whole team. It helped us to understand the true capability of the Gladiator platform, ou …

Just a few hundred miles separate the crew from reaching the Canadian border. After seeing countless beautiful lakes along the drive up, the guys decide to stop at one that they just couldn't pass up. Spending the remaining day hanging out at the lake and enjoying some adult beverages lakeside, it was the perfect ending for a long day of trail riding.Setting up camp and getting ready for dinner, the guys get to work just after sunset. We also get some extremely helpful tree cutting knowledge for …

The crew continues their journey north stopping in Frisco, Colorado to meet up with a local shop before heading into Wyoming. After not having luck with a camp location on the Colorado/Wyoming border the guys decide to push forward to the Flattop Buttes and make camp at sunset. The next morning, they make the push to Jackson Hole/Grand Teton where they meet up with Tanner from Rock Slide Engineering and possibly find the best camping location of the trip. Special Thanks to Pelican, …

The crew enjoys a beautiful morning along side the Rio Grande before joining the Continental Divide Trail where they make the long drive north. They enjoy beautiful weather as they cruise through the back country, have deep conversations with the locals and finally have to make their first decision on finding their own campsite for the night using Gaia maps. The crew will make their first non planned camp just south of Como, Colorado. Special Thanks to Pelican, KC HiLiTES, Dynatrac, …

In episode two, the crew make their way over to the main Continental Divide route using a connection trail that starts in Silverton. We make our approach into Ouray for lunch and some beers before heading towards Stony Pass. We had originally decided to skip the New Mexico portion of the route because of super high temperatures and since we've been wanting to head up to Colorado to do some wheeling in the Ouray/Silverton area for many years, we decided to use this an opportunity to do jus …