(Additions & Modifications will be updated periodically)

TUESDAY APRIL 14 DAILY FIELD ACTIVITIES 

8 A.M. – Vendors Set Up

9 A.M. – 4 P.M. Pre-registration show field entry and Registration is Open

6 P. M.  Field Exit IS Locked

WEDNESDAY April 15 DAILY FIELD ACTIVITIES 

8 A. M.. – Bronco Field / Registration Opens

9 A. M.- 5 P.M.  – Vendor Midway Open

4 P.M. Wild Horses Unveils the Unser Bronco – Wild Horses Booth Giveaways & Collectibles 

9 P.M. Field Exit is Locked Down – You will not be able to get any vehicle in or out until 7 AM

After HOURS 

4-7 Special Meet N Greet.  LIVE Music – Snacks…..On Site 

THURSDAY April 16 DAILY FIELD ACTIVITIES 

8 A. M.. – Bronco Field / Registration Opens

9 A. M.- 5 P.M.  – Vendor Midway Open

4 PM – 6 PM  2GEN  KIN – Special Small Bronco Extravaganza

(Bring any Diecast / Mangler /RC/ Mini Bronco / 6V or any other tiny or rideable Bronco to the booth for fun, show-n-shine and more. Prizes awards and More. Fun for all ages! Children must be accompanied by an adult.) 

9 P.M. Field Exit is Locked Down – You will not be able to get any vehicle in or out until 7 AM

After HOURS 

7 P.M. Parkway Drive- In Theatre …..Double Feature 

Bronco Driver has reserved the Parkway Drive In theatre for Broncos to come

and enjoy a Movie Double Feature the old fashion way. Snacks & Food available

Only $20 Per Bronco.

Join the Group drive leaving the show field at 6 P.M.

FRIDAY April 17 DAILY FIELD ACTIVITIES 

8 A. M.. – Bronco Field / Registration Opens

8 A. M. – 5 P.M. Georgia Broncos Poker Run

9 A. M.- 5 P.M.  – Vendor Midway Open

3.P.M. Wild Horses Customer Photo Shoot – Bring yourself -not your Bronco to the Wild Horses Booth for a drone photos with many Giveaways & Collectibles 

3 P.M. Bronco RC Challenges

10 P.M. Field Exit is Locked Down – You will not be able to get any vehicle in or out until 7 AM

Friday After HOURS

3:30 -8 P.M. Ober Mountain Gatlinburg

Join the group Drive at 3:30 …. or come on your own . Plenty of food, bars, and attractions. Stay and play. Spring activities at the resort include: Ice bumper cars, tube runs, coasters, ice skating and much more. Note: There may be a cost to park at the lodge Parking.

SATURDAY April 18 DAILY FIELD ACTIVITIES 

8 A. M.. – Bronco Field / Registration Opens

8 A. M.- 3 P.M.  – Vendor Midway Open

9 a.m. – 2 P.M. Tennessee Bronco Club Day-  (Stop by their booth and Play BroncoLand  a giant Board Trivia game and other fun – Awards Prizes and giveaways.) 

10-12 – BRONCO AUCTION

NOON– FLEX ED

10A.M. – 1 pm  ‘Battle of the Broncos’

11 A. M.  – Live Broadcast. From All Terrain Nation

NOON .  Bronco Stickers and Patch Trading at….All Terrain Nation Booth

2:30  P. M.  – Bronco AWARDS & Product Raffle

5 P. M. End of event  –

Other AREA Car / events:

Pigeon Forge Rod Run

Saturday Night PBR Bull Riding event in Knoxville

DAILY DRIVES 

(Subject to additions and changes due to weather, road closures or other) 

WEDNESDAY April 15 

9 A.M.  Destination Road  Tour – Douglas Dam / Bush Beans Museum & Lunch

A Scenic drive through Wears Valley the scenic overlook at Douglas Dam. From there you will drive thru the small town of Dandridge and up the middle of Douglas lake to the Bush Beans building. Bush Beans offers a free museum adventure, a historic movie, a gift shop, and popular cafe for those wanting lunch. (About 4 hours – 60 Miles roundtrip)

9:30 A.M. Street Cruise – Cherokee NC 

Lead by Gulf Side Bronco Club (Florida) 

Tour over the Smokies to the tourist town of Cherokee NC. Many quint stores and Casino. Tour back through the winding roads of the smokies. (6-7 Hours -About 100 miles)

10:30  A.M. Dirt Drive  – Parson’s Branch. – 

The most talked about drive in the Smokies. This drive starts tranquil with the beginning in the Cades Cove loop. From there the drive goes out the back side of the cove and enters a 8 mile dirt road with twists, water crossings, and some cobble rocks.It exits on mile marker 3 on ‘The Dragon’ where you will experience 300 winding turns back to Foothills Parkway. From there it is a calm scenic drive back to the venue. (About 4 hours – 50 Miles)

Noon . Street Cruise  – Kuwohi Mountain – Formerly Clingman’s Dome

The drive cruises river road into Gatlinbur. From there it heads yup the long and winding past the Kuwohi Overlook parking area. Take the 1/2 mile hike up to the observation tower A panoramic view of the smokies. (About 4 hours – 80 Miles)

1 P.M. Foothills Parkway – Look Rock Tower – 

Sponsored and Lead by The Tennessee Bronco Club

This drive starts with a peaceful scenic drive down both segments of the Foothills parkway to the Look Rock Tower Parking area. If adventurous -Take the 1/2 mile hike up to the observation tower A panoramic view of the smokies. From there back down the parkway to the venue.  (About 35 Miles – 2 1/2 Hours)

(About 3 Hours –  50 miles )

THURSDAY April 16 

9AM  Dirt Drive  – Parson’s Branch. – 

Sponsored by Turn OffRoad and lead by Eric Taylor

The most talked about drive in the Smokies. This drive starts tranquil with the beginning in the Cades Cove loop. From there the drive goes out the back side of the cove and enters a 8 mile dirt road with twists, water crossings, and some cobble rocks.It exits on mile marker 3 on ‘The Dragon’ where you will experience 300 winding turns back to Foothills Parkway. From there it is a calm scenic drive back to the venue. (About 4 hours – 50 Miles)

9 :30 A.M.  Scenic Adventurous – Roaring Fork Nature Trail –

Sponsored and lead by the 2GenKin Bronco Club

This is a must for those who want to venture into nature….on blacktop. The drive cruises river road into Gatlinburg. From there it hits an isolated 8 mile one lane road through the old settlement. Old cabins, rivers, waterfalls – a true hidden auto tour. You may have to hold your breath for some of the drop offs and overlooks. Ends in Gatlinburgh were you can stop for lunch. (About 4 Hours -50 Miles)

10:30 AM Street Cruise – Cherohala Parkway

First it is a drive across the Foothills Parkway and down the Famous Tale of the Dragon. From there the drive will enter the Cherohala Parkway at mid point between Robinsville NC and head to Tellico Plains Tennessee. Ridge after ridge of forested mountainside with sweeping mountain views as far as the eye can see An abundant of unobstructed scenic overlooks around every corner. Some call it the ‘best kept road secret’. Then back to the venue through Maryville. Experience it for yourself. (About 4 1/2 Hours – 100 Miles)

Noon  – Dirt & Gravel Road – Rich Mountain

The Drive starts in the Cades Cove loop. From there the drive enters a narrow one way 10 mile gravel road that winds it’s way back intoTownsend. Almost a guarantee to see great wildlife and possibly bears.  (About 2 1/2 Hours – 25 Miles)

1 PM . –Scenic Adventurous  – Foothills Parkway – Top of the World

This drive starts with a peaceful scenic drive down both segments of the Foothills parkway. It will take the only road off the parkway the Top of the World settlement along the lake.From there it takes a roller coaster drive into the valley and back to the venue.

(About 3 Hours –  50 miles )

5 P.M. Destination Road  – Georgia Broncos Family & Friends Drive

Anyone Welcome -Do not have to be a club member. A scenic drive that will stop for dinner followed by mountain coaster rides afterwards.

6 P.M.  Group drive- To Parkway Drive -In Theatre Bronco Double Feature

Join the group ride taking the scenic route to the Parkway Drive-In Theatre

FRIDAY April 17 

9:30   A.M.  Dirt Drive  – Parson’s Branch –  Special Heritage Editions up Front 

Lead by Gulf Side Bronco Club (Florida) 

All Broncos years and trims are welcome.  The most talked about drive in the Smokies. This drive starts tranquil with the beginning in the Cades Cove loop. From there the drive goes out the back side of the cove and enters a 8 mile dirt road with twists, water crossings, and some cobble rocks.It exits on mile marker 3 on ‘The Dragon’ where you will experience 300 winding turns back to Foothills Parkway. From there it is a calm scenic drive back to the venue. (About 4 hours – 50 Miles)

10 A.M. – Ladies Drive – Scenic Street drive to the Shed – Lead by Kiesha Foulds

LADIES ONLY! A scenic drive through the mountains with a stop at the SHED for lunch. (About 3 1/2 Hours  – 40 Miles)

10:30 Raptor Drive Sponsored by the NC Bronco Club

The ‘Tail of the Dragon’ to Dragon City.  At Dragon City the restaurant will be open for lunch.  A small obstacle course will be set up for anyone who wants to play on the

course.

11  A.M.  Scenic Adventurous – Roaring Fork Nature Trail –

This is a must for those who want to venture into nature….on blacktop. The drive cruises river road into Gatlinburg. From there it hits an isolated 8 mile one lane road through the old settlement. Old cabins, rivers, waterfalls – a true hidden auto tour. You may have to hold your breath for some of the drop offs and overlooks. Ends in Gatlinburgh were you can stop for lunch. (About 4 Hours -50 Miles)

Noon   – Dirt & Gravel Road – Rich Mountain – Led by Jessica White 

The Drive starts in the Cades Cove loop. From there the drive enters a narrow one way 10 mile gravel road that winds it’s way back intoTownsend. Almost a guarantee to see great wildlife and possibly bears.  (About 2 1/2 Hours – 25 Miles)

1P.M. – Destination Road  – Forgotten City Of Elkmont

A short drive to the Lost ruins and existing building of the Element community. Once a popular vacation and resort to the rich. A few houses remain as well as one of the mess halls. Great Photo opportunities. (About 2 Hours – 20 Miles)

3 P.M. – NEBN Night Ride sponsored by Bronco Outfitters Offroad and Baja Designs 

Please pack your coolers with food, snacks, and non-alcoholic beverages, as this will be a long haul. The route covers approximately 153 miles over 6+ hours and is subject to change based on road closures. We will gather at 2:30 PM for a prompt departure at 3:00 PM.

The journey begins on a scenic mix of gravel and pavement through the Cades Cove loop. We will exit the back of the cove via the historical, 200-year-old Parsons Branch Road, merging onto “The Dragon” at mile marker 3.

From there, we will head south on “The Dragon” to Joyce Kilmer Road before turning west onto lesser-traveled Forest Service gravel roads. We will stop at Whigg Meadow for a photo opportunity before continuing west on the Trans-America Trail, passing Baby Falls and Bald River Falls. Finally, we will merge onto the scenic Cherohala Skyway for the paved return to the Townsend area. There may also be opportunities for a late-night bite at Tellico Beach Drive-In or Iron Works Grille.

3:30-  Destination Cruise  – After Hours to: Ober Mountain Gatlinburg

Take the Little river road into Gatlinburg and then up Ski Mountain to the ski resort. Stay and play. Spring activities at the resort include: Ice bumper cars, tube runs, coasters, ice skating and much more. Note: There may be a cost to park at the lodge Parking. (About 4 Hours. – 50 Miles)

SPECIAL OFF ROAD PARK EXPERIENCE  –  WINDROCK OHV

Tuesday – Wednesday – Thursday -April 14 –  April 16 

Organized and Lead  by Sloburn Offroad 

VERY LIMITED NUMBER EACH DAY – RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY

Reserved spots on a first come basis.

You must be registered Super Celebration participant to be included.

PRICE: $80 Per Vehicle (Does Not include Windrock Park Permits) 

Daily guided tour through Windrock. Full day event. Lunch Included