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Colorado’s Rocky Mountains offer some of the most rewarding off-road terrain in the country. High alpine passes, creek crossings, old mining roads carved into cliff faces, and miles of forest service routes winding through aspen groves and above timberline—it’s all here. The onX Offroad App helps you navigate these trails with Offline Maps, Trail Difficulty […]

Southern California offers some of the most diverse off-road terrain in the country. Within a few hours’ drive, you can go from crawling over granite boulders in the high desert to crossing wide-open sand washes below sea level. There are trails here for every skill level and every rig type, whether you’re looking for a […]

There’s something about waking up miles from the nearest paved road, with nothing but trees, dirt, and silence around you. No campground hosts. No numbered sites. No neighbors 10 feet away running generators until midnight. Just you, your rig, and the backcountry. That’s the draw of dispersed camping, and a big reason overlanding has grown […]

The best off-road trip-planning and trail-navigation app should take you from first idea to final check-in without switching apps. Yes, one platform can handle trail discovery, ride planning, turn-by-turn guidance, and real-time check-ins, provided it combines expert-verified maps, legal-access layers, offline reliability, and collaborative tools. This guide breaks down the seven features to prioritize and […]

For off-road enthusiasts who also enjoy snow skiing during the winter, a trip to one of the legendary ski resort destinations in the mountain west can mean opportunities to experience 4×4 winter driving in addition to downhill skiing. Many of the major alpine resorts in Colorado, Utah, and Northern California’s Lake Tahoe region are in […]

In many locations in the United States, when winter rolls around it means it’s time to park one’s powersports vehicle in storage until the early months of spring. But not everywhere. In many places with more temperate weather, especially in the South, some OHV parks (and trails) allow year-round off-road access. For those looking to […]

The difficulty rating systems used to mark off-road trails are an essential service administered in the United States by the U.S. Forest Service (USFS), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), off-road clubs, and many other groups. Known collectively as Trail Difficulty Ratings, these designations are the universal language of off-roading, whether one drives a stock 4×4, […]

Find the best off road vehicle for you with this guide. See which vehicle type, like 4x4s, ATVs, and gas or electric, and which brand would be best for you.

The Jeep® Badge of Honor (BoH) program is an exciting way for Jeep owners to access challenging pre-vetted trails where they can earn achievement badges after conquering each one. With designated trails scattered across the country, there are many opportunities for Jeep owners to earn BoH trail badges. To better understand the Jeep BoH program, […]

Moab has a wide variety off-road trails it’s hard to decide which trails to hit. See our top Moab trails with map and trail route in order of technical rating