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Discovering Merus Adventure Park: Texas Overlanding at Its Best
06 Jan, 2025 Overlanding

Discovering Merus Adventure Park: Texas Overlanding at Its Best

  Discovering Merus Adventure Park: Texas Overlanding at Its Best Texas can be hit or miss when it comes to overlanding and off-roading. Some say there’s nothing, while others claim there’s plenty! I often find myself siding with those who believe there’s no good overlanding or off-roading in Texas—until I visited Merus Adventure Park. Where Is Merus Adventure Park? Merus Adventure Park is located in West Texas in Armstrong County....

The Grand Arizona Traverse with Shawn Z.
12 Dec, 2024

The Grand Arizona Traverse with Shawn Z.

The Grand Arizona Traverse with Shawn Z. Arizona is the land of mystery and adventure. As the sixth largest state, Arizona has long been a state for off-roading, exploration, and unbelievable scenery. If you haven’t added this to your bucket list, now’s the time to. This month we are featuring the Northern Arizona Traverse. This trail is known for the smooth roads through the forests and vistas, with some challenging...

Trail of the Month: Maple Spring Road - Silverado Canyon
11 Dec, 2024 Trail Highlight

Trail of the Month: Maple Spring Road - Silverado Canyon

Trail of the Month: Maple Spring Road - Silverado Canyon A Trail Like No Other Tell us a little bit about yourself and how you got into Overlanding and off-roading?My name is Armando Silva, 31yrs, I’m a photographer based out of Los Angeles, CA and I got into Overlanding in the past year. (My rig is a Toyota Tacoma, TRD OR 21) I got into the camping game after working...

Trail of the Month: Christmas Mountain, Big Bend Texas
11 Dec, 2024 Trail Highlight

Trail of the Month: Christmas Mountain, Big Bend Texas

Trail of the Month: Christmas Mountain, Big Bend Texas Yeah, it's in the middle of nowhere, but that's why you're interested, isn't it? This 26 mile-long primitive road follows the early 1900s historic route used to transport ore from Mexican mines to the railroad station in Marathon. Joining us this month as we March onward into 2022 is Brian Mcgill, otherwise known as @dirtwolf6. Brian leads the trail of the month...