A YouTuber explained how he navigated U.S. Customs, the people he hired to help, and how much he paid for his 1994 Suzuki Kei truck. 

The groups argued they need an emergency injunction because the plan would destroy 300 miles of trails before the court could issue a ruling. 

The United States is massive, so if you want to see as much of it as possible, you need to be strategic. Luckily, the U.S. is also full of scenic highways, to help you reach these breathtaking locations. If you’ve been looking for summer road trip inspiration, here are our favorite scenic highways throughout the [...]

An Outdoors.com fan, Jeff Pickett, sent us this great video from CMH Galena 2019 in Southern British Columbia! There are helicopters, wolverine tracks and lots of skiing! An SFD Productions. Related Videos: Skiing Antarctica – The Adventurer’s Last Frontier

What Happens When You Take a Sherp on a Frozen Lake? Ice breaks and it falls through! Off The Ranch team decides to take a Sherp through a frozen lake to see if the ice will break. Spoiler: IT DOES! Watch to see the crews’ reaction and hilarious attempts to get back to solid ice. Screams of [...]

The guys of AULTimate Outdoors have taken the off-road adventure up to Ontario, Canada. Check out part 4 of their swamp ride! Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Watch more videos from AULTimate Outdoors here.

The guys of AULTimate Outdoors have taken the off-road adventure up to Ontario, Canada. Check out part 3 of their swamp ride! Part 1 Part 2 Part 4 Watch more videos from AULTimate Outdoors here.

The guys of AULTimate Outdoors have taken the off-road adventure up to Ontario, Canada. Check out part 2 of their swamp ride! Part 1 Part 3 Part 4 Watch more videos from AULTimate Outdoors here.

The guys of AULTimate Outdoors have taken the off-road adventure up to Ontario, Canada. Check out part 1 of their swamp ride! Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Watch more videos from AULTimate Outdoors here.

Off-road insanity, part 2! AULTimate Outdoors heads up to Tug Hill, NY for the annual SNIRT Run where more than 4,800 all-terrain vehicles from the across the state and beyond converge. Watch Part 1