If you’re considering an overlanding or off-roading trip, you’ll need a quiver of off-road driving skills like how to handle sand, mud, river crossings, and steeps climbs. Four 4×4 experts weigh in on the the key overlanding skills to master for a successful journey on the backroads. Learn about the best overlanding maps, tire pressure, and how to develop “trail vision.”
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Michael Charboneau
Michael Charboneau
Michael Charboneau is a freelance writer based in Los Angeles. When away from his desk, he's into hiking and biking in the mountains around southern California.
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Bear attacks are uncommon, but can be fatal. Luckily, most bear attacks can be avoided. Prevent bear attacks in the backcountry by following these bear safety tips from wildlife experts.
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Who said cycling is seasonal? Fat biking lets you explore winter wonderland while staying warm. And if you can ride a bike, you can ride a fat bike over snow. Learn what this sport is all about, where to go, and how to fat bike like a pro.