The grand-daddy of all off-highway trails and the testing ground for the Jeep Wrangler. The trailhead starts in Georgetown; make sure to follow the rules of the Rubicon. Watch out for Little Sluice.
Only for the most hardcore Jeepers. Watch out for the deep water crossings – try taking on the Fordyce trail during the annual Sierra Trek, as PG&E restricts the creek’s flow for the event.
Enjoy views of Big Bear Lake and explore mining & logging trails used in the gold rush era, in the same spots where miners used to pan for gold 160 yrs ago. Great fishing and kayaking opportunities.
This park has some of the most scenic canyons in Utah -- several classic John Ford Wild West films have been shot in Moab as a result.
This National Park has beautiful scenery, including sandstone formations carved by wind and water over hundreds of years – a sight to see. The night sky view sitting under the arches is terrific.
Watch out for the 'Waterfall' obstacle that includes a number of slickrock ledges you'll need to climb. Good ground clearance is a must, try lowering tire pressure a bit to get a wider contact patch.
The first obstacle, the Devil's Crack, can be a little tricky. Recommend vehicles are equipped with lockers, large-diameter tires and good ground clearance.
Though an intermediate trail, Fins and Things can get dicey with slickrock ascents like "Frenchie's Fin" and "Ken's Climb".Try to keep momentum and be weary of loose sand that can hinder climbs.
Don't let the slickrock, sand and obstacles like Hell's Gate and Tip-Over Challenge get you down, you can opt-out of some obstacles.
The Pine Barrens include a whopping one million acres of pine forests, cedar swamps, and streams. Also home to the Kirkwood-Cohansey aquifer, which is one of the largest in North America.
Full of rich Navajo history and contain over 2,700 archaelogical sites, including cliff dwellings, pictographs, and petroglyphs. Don’t miss the 850-foot towering monolith of Spider Rock.
Located in the San Juan Mountains, Ouray has an abundance of spectular trails. Includes Imogene Pass, which is 13,114 feet high – one of the highest passes you can drive over in America.
Black Hills Forest is home to some of South Dakota’s best sites including the historic Mount Rushmore and the legendary town of Deadwood, famous for the antics of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane.
This beach is full of lush vegetation and great for ship watching and warm mild surf. Coronado made 2010's top 10 beaches making it a must! Read more.
So many great trails to hike in this area. Here are some suggestions for both the beginners to the advanced. Read more.
