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You're right; camping in the desert for too long can be risky. Deserts are harsh environments with limited resources. But being prepared is half the fun. We are still in the desert. Does anyone like desert camping over anything else? Video

Have you ever encountered a place that pulls every video/photography equipment out of your bag? Well, I found a Fort! Fort Leaton

Has anyone camped in the desert by yourself? Our first night in the Chihuahuan Desert. Not for the faint in camping but for the truly adventurous. This remote area of West Texas features rugged mountains, steep canyons, amazing views, unparalleled night skies, and solitude in a high desert...

Ever dreamt of ditching the daily grind and jetting off on an epic adventure? Well, I did just that! But let me tell you, paradise isn't always sunshine and cocktails. Join me as I navigate the hilarious mishaps, cultural faux pas, questionable meals that come with long-term travel… and the...

After four weeks of work-related deadlines and meetings, I venture towards Colorado Bend SP. Parking my Colorado next to The Colorado River, I reunite with the outdoors and find solidarity with fowl, flock, and foliage. It was a weekend of awe and discovery. I want to share this with...

The holidays are a time for family, friends, and festive cheer outdoors. And what better way to celebrate than by spending time outdoors with good gear? Whether you're heading to a winter wonderland or boondocking close, there are plenty of ways to make your camping trip extra special during...

Know anyone who takes pets camping? Well, I do and I do. Expo exercised, young, and fancy-free, my Jack Russel Mix is ready to explore and see this country of ours. Check out this ASMR: Expo, Breakfast, and Rusty

At an Expo recently, took night shots instead of vehicles...

If you are married or have a better half, it is always best to give thanks! In this, our travels are best adventured together. Time out to say, Thank you.

Hey guys, heads up! Hurricane forecast toward South California. Overlanding areas; Cleveland NF, Anza Borrego Desert SP, Santa Rosa Wilderness Area, Ocotillo OHV, and even Joshua Tree! Report August 18, 2023

Hey guys, I know that I might be overreacting here, but something recently happened over the summertime in an NM forest. I had to write about it to make sense. But if you were ever in a situation, in the bush or other, would you protect your family to the full degree? See my post here and tell...

While overlanding in AZ, we had to stop at the Grand Canyon. Although at the South Rim where more of the touristy go, it was still GRAND. Let me know if you have any special spots where boondocking is allowed. For now, enjoy the pics and tips: 8th Wonder of the World

If you keep exploring, you will find things that never would have come across your path. Whether about camping or vehicle-dependent exploration, keep on truckin'. Cinders as a terrain? I never would have thought it! But it does exist and we found ourselves stuck. Another wonder point...

Recently, I was hiking in the Petrified Forest. Noticed it got late for a comfortable camp setup. So, I geocache a basecamp. Found it off-road, but not before some beautiful driving in the desert. View here and let me know what you think: Ranger Cabin T

It's true, some environments are worthy of the off-road expedition and time and talent it takes to get there. For me, NM and AZ were NOT those places. But I was wrong. See this: Beautiful West Thanks, T

FOUND! To secure, fasten, and hold outdoor gear in a truck while overlanding is a must. I found my cargo net!

Hey folks, ever traversed in your favorite biome and come across someone from back home? Well, this happened to me and my wife during a recent excursion to New Mexico. The guy from my hometown was hospitable but impressed us with his setup in the middle of Dog Canyon. He pulled out all the...

Hey there! I just want to say, "Whew!" overlanding can take a toll on the body, mind, and spirit of a person. In my 14 years of exploration, I hear this is true for everyone. But who is talking about it? I am, and I have a protip for you, Listen at: Resting Between Overlanding Trips Read at...

Tuckered Out Traveling? Does it happen? Am I weird? Exhausted Overlander wants to hear from you. I never thought this would happen, but it must be true. Who talks about this, anyway? Well, I have been in it for 30 years, and whew, tuckered. I am exhausted link.

It has been a conversation piece around many campfires. Which do you prefer, winter or summer exploration? For this Texan, there are only two seasons, and I prefer summer. So, I know things are COLD but don't fret, spring is coming. W TX exploration