Offroad Category

Check out our tips on using the App, whether it’s your first time or you’re a pro Offroad user.

Although many National Parks in the United States are not accessible to 4×4 Overlanders, off-roading is possible in some areas by doing a little homework in advance. To help with the process, we’ve done some of the legwork by providing a handful of National Parks with specific trails that allow off-roading.

As we wrap up another great year, take a look at what we’ve been up to in the App and on the trail.

Success favors the prepared! Learn about essential gear to take off-roading, to stay safe, handle unexpected maintenance issues and have fun on the trail.

Trail Guide Trip Report: Death Valley. Check out our Trail Guide Manager’s overland trip across this beautiful and remote corner of the U.S.

Here are a few of our planning tips learned from personal experience and, let’s be honest, a few mistakes along the way.

A trip to the desert can be one of the greatest adventures we’ll take as off-roaders, but can also be the most risky. Know what to expect before you go.

Before you head out, check out the onX Trail Technical Ratings Guide. Know what to expect when choosing a trail based on difficulty, from 1 (Easy) to 10 (Extreme.)

Knowing details about each trail you intend to ride can be a valuable tool for trip planning—especially when stringing together multiple trails in a single ride. Learn how to plan for seasonal trail closures using the onX Offroad App in this brief tutorial.

Meet six women competing in the famous 1500-mile Rebelle Rally off-road competition. Check out how they train, how they got into off-roading, and what tips they have for long-distance travel.

The more we take care of the land, the more off-roading there will be in the future. Here are a few tips from our friends at Leave No Trace.