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Most Trail Damage Is Self-Inflicted Image credit: Flux.1 Trucks rarely break on the trail because a trail is too hard. They break because of how the

Walk into any dealership these days and you'll notice something. Every SUV on the floor seems to be wearing mud-ready cladding, chunky all-terrain tires, and a name that sounds like it belongs on a trail map instead of a window sticker. Wilderness. TrailSport. Woodland. Rock Creek. Timberline. Thes

5 Epic Off-Roading Destinations in the U.S. Image credit: Flux.1 If you’re itching to get your truck muddy and tackle some gnarly trails, the U.S. h

The Trailhawk Is Back — And It Looks Like It Means Business Jeep has never been shy about reminding the world what it stands for, but after a few years of identity drift — plug-in hybrids that confused buyers, trim levels that came and went without fanfare, and a Cherokee nameplate that went on a

Jeep's Japan-Only Commander Overland Field Style Edition Is the Outdoor-Ready Family SUV America Never Got Stellantis Japan has a habit of building exactly the kind of vehicle enthusiasts in the United States spend their weekends daydreaming about — and then keeping it firmly on the other side of

A Federal Judge Just Shut Down Off-Road Events at Oregon Dunes — Here's the Full Story The Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area is one of the most dramatic stretches of terrain in the American West — a 40-mile sweep of windswept sand between Florence and Coos Bay, where coastal forest edges melt

Ground Clearance Is Just the Starting Point — Here's What Actually Keeps You Safe Off-Road Every guy who's ever eyeballed a trail map or watched a lifted Bronco crawl over boulders on YouTube has probably thought the same thing: the higher off the ground, the better. And while that instinct isn't

A New Push in the Senate to Fix America's Broken Rural Road Maps For millions of American hunters and anglers, finding a legal route to public land has always involved equal parts research, guesswork, and frustration. A county road that should provide access to a prime elk basin or trout stream ex

The Electric Revolution Has Hit the Dirt: Why Off-Road Riders Are Ditching Gas for Good For decades, the soundtrack of American off-road riding has been the same — a screaming two-stroke, a thumping four-stroke, the smell of exhaust cutting through pine and dust. That soundtrack is changing. Acros

When a Motorsport Pit Stop Doubles as an Overland Reveal Nobody shows up to an IMSA race weekend expecting to leave thinking about their next backcountry camping trip. The paddock at an American road-racing circuit is all tire stacks, fuel rigs, and the sharp smell of hot brakes — not exactly the