If there’s one question that gets asked more than any other in the overlanding world, it’s this:“What’s the best vehicle for overlanding?” The truth is, there’s no single right answer. The best overlanding rig is the one that fits your travel style, your terrain, and your budget — and most importantly, the one that actually […]
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By the time we meet Yoda in The Empire Strikes Back, he’s long past his days of lightsaber duels and intergalactic adventures. Instead, he’s holed up in a swamp on Dagobah, living like the ultimate off-grid hermit. No rooftop tent. No dual-battery setup. Just a mud hut, a stew pot, and a lifetime of wisdom.
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The Most Haunted place in Tennessee: Bell Witch Cave The Bell Witch Cave in Adams, Tennessee, is widely regarded as the most haunted site in the state, tied to the infamous Bell Witch legend, one of America’s most chilling ghost stories. This cave, located on the former Bell family property, is steeped in supernatural lore
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Overlanding offers an exhilarating way to explore the rugged beauty of America’s backcountry, but when your route skirts government bases, laboratories, and sensitive areas, the adventure takes on an extra layer of intrigue—and caution. These locations, often shrouded in secrecy due to military operations, scientific research, or historical significance, provide a backdrop for overlanders seeking
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Gladiator owners, your Jeep is more than just a ride—it’s a ticket to unforgettable adventures and a chance to earn those coveted Jeep Badge of Honor (BOH) badges. The Southeast—covering Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee—offers a lineup of trails that balance challenge with the joy of exploring close to home. No
Its OHVs vs. 4x4s – The off-road world is changing fast. Side-by-sides (SxS/UTVs) have exploded in popularity, and land managers, rental fleets, and off-road parks are adapting to meet that demand. But there’s a downside: full-size 4×4 drivers—Jeeps, trucks, and expedition rigs—are finding fewer trails built with them in mind. This shift has sparked tension
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The Backcountry Discovery Routes (BDR) network was created for ADV motorcycles, but it’s also one of the best tools for Jeep and 4×4 expedition planning. With more than a dozen official cross-state routes, many of them are already perfect for rigs—stock or built. We’ve combed through them and picked the seven best BDRs for Jeep
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