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Jake Quinones
Exploring the Gila
Jake is a New Mexico native and has been familiar with the path less traveled since childhood. Some of his earliest memories include riding shotgun in his Dad’s Bronco while traversing the Great Divide Trail and sleeping under the stars in Denali... Read more
KRIS WHEELER
They Say Don’t Wheel Alone.
They say don’t wheel alone... but I do and I live for it.. I remember my first night at Cabin Lake alone on its opening weekend, debating the risks against the returns. Turns out it’s a perfect place to get cell reception when you don’t want it... Read more
4WD Magazine
New Overland Mods & Installs is Available!
There are certainly shops where you can take your overland or trail rig to get it upgraded or repaired. But if you enjoy the satisfaction of turning your own wrench, the pride of investing your own sweat equity, and saving some cash, we can help. Read more
Tom Severin
Pros and Cons of Four-Wheeling Alone
Bob said he had to get back. We were two days into a three-day trip through the Mojave Desert. He assured me that he knew the way back. At one-point Bob arrived at a river crossing. He had crossed it several times in the past. Normally it was only... Read more
Mathieu Godin
Survival: The Emergency Grab Bag
Being the owner of a 4WD allows us to explore far into the backcountry–away from it all–but what if something goes wrong when we are out there? The purpose of a grab bag is to ensure you have everything you need to survive an emergency situation. Read more
Mathieu Godin
Overlanding the Magdalen Islands
As the passage on the beach was getting narrower, I stopped and stepped out of my Pathfinder to reassess my situation, while at the same time observing the sea waves crashing down on the beach. They were coming in strong with a wild roar. I was... Read more
Perry Mack
Ten Ways to Save the Day
One constant in four-wheeling is the need to pack properly. Because we’re off on our own – away from the conveniences of city life – we have to be self-sufficient. Not only do we prepare for the expected (camping, cookouts, and such), we must try... Read more
Expedition 2018: Exploring the Trans Labrador Highway
We set out with two F150 trucks fully-rigged with caps, roof racks, Wild Coast roof top tents, awnings and trailers that concealed fridge/freezers, stoves, propane, bedding and an assortment of other essentials. Of course, chaos ensued as we... Read more
RV Restoration of a C30 Mitchell Camper - Video
Wow. Imagine buying an old camper and turning it into a beauty like this! This 1972 C30 originally by Mitchell company, has become an updated custom RV called Rerun that keeps its retro vibe. It's a modern comfortable head turning RV... Read more
The Road Less Traveled: Catching up with YOLO
Dick Cepek ambassadors and adventure enthusiasts Yolo and Yeti have been giving us serious life envy since they made the bold move to leave their jobs behind and embrace a nomadic lifestyle. So, when we heard about their latest epic trip from Iowa... Read more
Andrea Kammerman
Preparing a 4x4 for Four World Extremes
Nearly six years ago when Mike and I returned from our first journey, three years in a Land Rover Defender through North, Central and South America, we felt like we wanted more, more traveling time, more seeing the world and most of all, more... Read more