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  • November 27, 2019

    Parashant expedition two | A 4×4 journey to the heart of the Grand Canyon.

    The Grand Canyon is one of the largest canyons in the world. Most people will never get a chance to experience most of this natural wonder. To reach many of the canyons overlooks, you must have a highly modified 4×4, superb driving skills, days to spend, and a full tank of extra fuel. Don’t forget…

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  • October 22, 2019

    UPDATE Apache Sitgreaves NF | New public meetings scheduled

    The Apache Sigreaves National Forest has created two additional public meetings. Below you will find an email from the Forest Service. If you are subscribed to email updates, then you should have got the same. The forest service has received approximately 530 comments since we originally published the article about Rim Road (Forest Road 300)…

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  • October 20, 2019

    Parashant National Monument | Episode 1 Day 2

    Day 2 of our 250-mile expedition through Parashant National Monument We finally made it to the north rim of the Grand Canyon after a joyful ride through the Hidden Mountains. Huge canyons, rocky mountain shelf roads, and thousand-foot sheer cliffs make you feel incredibly small in this enormous world. A nice easy ride to Parashant…

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  • October 8, 2019

    Three things solo 4×4 adventurers shouldn’t leave home without

    No cell phone, computer screen, or fellow human to distract. No bright lights, police sirens, or pavement to remind you of day to day life. We do it because sometimes, we need to get away from it all. However, adventuring alone can come with some significant consequences.

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  • September 20, 2019

    The historic Mogollon Rim Road | 25 miles PERMANENTLY CLOSED

    532 mile proposed trail closure threatens Rim Road Yup, you read that right. A large portion of the Mogollon Rim Road ( Forest Road 300 ) is under threat of closure upon completing the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest Travel Management Plan. A section that spans approximately 25 miles from US 60 to SR 260 may…

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  • September 15, 2019

    120,000 acres of pristine wilderness burnt | Woodbury fire

    A look at the destruction of the Woodbury fire I took a drive to the Reavis Ranch trailhead yesterday. The destruction from the Woodbury fire is immense. It looks like a completely different place. Although wildfires are a naturally occurring thing, we should do our best to mitigate human-caused fires. Because those who need to…

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  • September 15, 2019

    ATTENTION 532 mile proposed trail closure | Apache Sitgreaves National Forest

    Public commenting open for Apache Sitgreaves National Forest Travel Management Plan The Apache Sitgreaves National Forest is asking the public to submit comments concerning a travel management plan in northern Arizona. These changes will affect access to our public lands. It’s important that the public gets involved.  In this article, you can find links to…

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  • September 12, 2019

    Gold Tooth Pranty | The Arizona pioneer who was lost in history

    The story of a lonely Arizona pioneer named Gold Tooth Pranty Fred Pranty was a rancher, prospector, hunter, and an Arizona pioneer, whose story was lost throughout history. He lived a solitary life in the Sierra Ancha mountains and was known as the greatest mountain lion slayer in the territory. He was said to have…

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  • August 25, 2019

    Parashant National Monument | Episode 1 Day 1

    Before I made the trek into Parashant, I had no idea of the beauty that was just hours away from my home. It’s easy to underestimate the Parashant. I have seen so many pictures of the Grand Canyon; I feel like I’ve been there a million times. But there is nothing like camping right on…

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  • August 22, 2019

    GPS | Your best friend on the trail

    I’m a huge fan of the Backcountry Navigator apps. It’s got to be one of the best GPS programs available. I’ll be honest, I’ve never used anything else. Having a GPS is essential for many reasons. Knowing what type of land your on will help you understand what rules need to be followed.

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