Recent Trails Articles

In the shadow of the Wasatch Mountains, where the air carries the sharp tang of pine and the crunch of gravel under boot soles echoes like a promise of solitude, Utah's outdoor enthusiasts have long found refuge. Picture this: You're halfway up the Dairy Fork trail, sweat beading on your forehead,

For those who crave the open road and the thrill of uncharted trails, Gaia GPS has rolled out a game-changing feature: the Overland Layer. This isn’t just another map—it’s a rugged, reliable companion for anyone looking to conquer the backcountry in a 4x4, truck, or adventure rig. Designed with the

Picture this: a shiny, futuristic truck that's supposed to redefine toughness, grinding to a halt on one of the roughest paths in the country. The Tesla Cybertruck, with all its hype and electric muscle, met its match on California's infamous Rubicon Trail. This wasn't just a quick hiccup—it was a

Utah’s wild landscapes have long been a playground for outdoor lovers. Whether it’s hiking through pine-scented forests, biking down rugged trails, or casting a line into a quiet stream, the state’s natural beauty is hard to beat. But a new law, effective May 7, is changing how people access some

On July 3, 2025, President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order that could change the way Americans enjoy their public lands. The creation of the Make America Beautiful Again Commission is a game-changer for outdoor enthusiasts, particularly those who love off-roading, hunting, fishing, and o

The Sierra Nevada mountains are calling, and Sierra Trek 2025 is ready to answer with an unforgettable off-road experience. Held from August 7–10 in the rugged terrain north of Truckee, California, this iconic event, hosted by the California Four Wheel Drive Association, is a must for anyone who l

Chautauqua County’s Eastside Overland Trail is about to become a better destination for outdoor enthusiasts, thanks to a $35,000 grant secured by the Chautauqua County Partnership for Economic Growth (CCPEG). This funding, provided by the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Legacy Funds through the Community Fou

The recent decision by the Trump Administration’s U.S. Department of Agriculture to revoke the Roadless Rule has sparked heated debate across the country. This move, which eliminates protections for 58.5 million acres of National Forest System lands, is being sold by some as a victory for outdoor

Utah Senator Mike Lee has stirred up a storm with his proposal to sell off millions of acres of public land, but growing opposition from hunters, anglers, and even fellow Republican senators has forced him to rethink his approach. His original plan, tucked into a massive budget reconciliation bill

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has shut down trails and off-road areas in Nome Creek Valley, part of the White Mountains National Recreation Area in Alaska, due to a raging wildfire known as the Ophir Fire (#216). This emergency closure, announced to protect both the public and firefighters,