Recent Off Roading Articles
Why Off-Roaders Are Shipping Rigs to Trails Instead of Driving
From the Dirt Roads to the Shipping Dock: How Off-Road Enthusiasts Are Rethinking the Way They Travel to Trails There was a time when getting to the trailhead was half the adventure. You'd load up your rig, point it west toward Moab or south toward Baja, and spend two days of Interstate grinding g
U.S. News Best Adventure Vehicles 2026: Every Winner Ranked
U.S. News Just Changed How America Shops for Adventure Vehicles — Here's Every Winner That Matters For decades, U.S. News & World Report has been the organization Americans turn to when they need to cut through the noise — ranking hospitals, colleges, and, since 2007, cars. But until now, the
Are Off-Road Trims Actually Worth the Extra Money?
Are Off-Road Trims Worth the Extra Money? A Hard Look at What You're Actually Buying Walk onto any dealership lot in America today and the options are staggering. What was once a straightforward decision — pick an engine, pick a color, sign the paperwork — has become a full-blown exercise in strat
The End of Signal-Dependent Navigation
For anyone who has watched a GPS signal vanish at exactly the wrong moment — deep in a canyon, thick in the trees, miles from the nearest paved road — a company out of Austin, Texas thinks it has solved the problem for good. TERN, a navigation technology firm, announced on May 13, 2026 the expa
America Turns 250: INEOS and onX Offroad Want You on the Dirt
The country is turning 250 years old, and while some brands are slapping red, white, and blue decals on their vehicles and calling it a day, INEOS Automotive decided to do something that actually gets people outside. The British off-road brand teamed up with onX Offroad to launch a campaign called
The Fight for Off-Road Access Just Got a Win
For anyone who's spent time behind the wheel on federal land — whether that's a dusty trail through Nevada or a rocky path in Utah — a quiet but important policy shift just happened in Washington, and it matters more than most people realize. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management, known as the BLM
Honda's Racing Arm Is Coming for the Overlanding World
HRC Hits the Trail with a Tricked-Out Passport and a Point to Prove For decades, Honda Racing Corporation has been the name behind championship-winning machines on closed circuits and desert race courses. Now, HRC is turning its attention to something a little different — the open road that has no
Chrysler May Actually Build an Off-Road Pacifica
The Grizzly Peak Concept Could Become Reality Chrysler has been quietly working through one of the thinnest lineups in the American auto industry, with the refreshed Pacifica minivan standing as essentially the only product the brand has to show for itself right now. But instead of rushing a secon
ORBA Takes Overland Expo West: Access Fight Comes to Flagstaff
The off-road world is heading to northern Arizona this May, and one organization is making sure the trip means more than just a good time on the trails. The Off-Road Business Association — known as ORBA — is coming to Overland Expo West 2026 as a full sponsor and exhibitor, bringing with it a renew
Oceano Dunes Shut Down: What It Means for Off-Roaders
A federal judge has put the brakes on off-roading at one of California's most iconic recreational destinations, and thousands of families are now scrambling to adjust their plans. U.S. District Court Judge Anne Hwang issued a ruling last week banning off-highway vehicles from Oceano Dunes State
