ADVENTURE TRIP PACKS
Each trip pack starts with the most approachable drive. Later routes add distance, rough ground, exposure, or remoteness. Stop at the stage that fits you.
REGIONAL PROGRESSIONS
Use each collection as a ladder, not a checklist. Check current access before every route. Skip any stage that does not fit your vehicle, conditions, or comfort.
OZARKS01 · Arkansas Ozarks
Use eight routes in the Arkansas Ozarks. Start on easy forest roads. Add water, mud, rock, and steeper ridge travel in measured stages.
BIG BEAR02 · Big Bear
Use eight routes near Big Bear Lake. Start on simple forest roads. Add loose rock, steeper climbs, and larger obstacles only when you are ready.
BIG BEND03 · Big Bend
Use eight desert roads in and near Big Bend. Start with short park roads. Add longer, rougher, and more remote routes in separate stages.
CAN ROCKIES04 · Canadian Rockies
Use eight routes across the Canadian Rockies. Start on established valley roads. Add longer lake roads and remote northern routes in separate stages.
COLUMBIA05 · Columbia–Shuswap
Use eight forest roads around Revelstoke and Shuswap Lake. Start with shorter valley routes. Add longer roads and more remote mountain travel later.
DAVE'S SPECIAL06 · North Cascades
Follow Dave's Washington wish list from Mountain Loop Highway to Slate Peak. Start on graded roads. Add distance, exposure, and remote terrain in clear stages.
N GEORGIA07 · North Georgia
Use eight roads in north Georgia. Start on easy forest routes. Add longer ridges, rougher rock, and steeper mountain travel later.
N ROCKIES08 · Northern Rockies
Start with four Black Hills routes. Then add long Montana ridges, a canyon overlook, and an expert Wyoming shelf road.
WASHINGTON09 · Olympic Peninsula
Use eight routes on the Olympic Peninsula. Start on short forest roads. Add exposed mountain roads and technical OHV trails later.
PENNSYLVANIA10 · Pennsylvania Ridges
Use eight routes in central Pennsylvania. Start on state-forest roads. Add ruts, wet ground, and a managed off-road park only after the early stages feel controlled.
SEDONA11 · Sedona Red Rock
Choose from eight routes near Sedona. Start on easy forest roads. Add rough rock and tighter lines when you are ready.
UP MICHIGAN12 · Upper Peninsula
Use eight forest and shore routes in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Start on firm truck trails. Add sand, water, and longer remote roads later.
VIRGINIA13 · Virginia Ridges
Use nine Shenandoah Valley routes to build forest-road skills. Start on simple access roads. Add Peters Mill Run before deeper ruts and larger obstacles.
ALASKA14 · Alaska Backroads
Use five routes near Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley before the long expedition roads. Keep the glacier approach as the technical final stage.
PLATEAU15 · Colorado Plateau
Use eight routes across the Colorado Plateau. Start on graded canyon roads. Add sand, remote overlooks, and technical ledges in separate stages.
GREAT BASIN16 · Great Basin High Desert
Use seven Owyhee routes before the two alpine stages. Start on open desert roads. Add technical trails, mountain weather, and high elevation later.
BITTERROOTS17 · Hells Canyon + Bitterroots
Use four Hells Canyon routes before the long Idaho corridors. Add remote lookouts, multi-day travel, and service-free ridge miles in clear steps.
MOAB18 · Moab
Build a Moab week from calm creek roads to steep slickrock. Stop at the stage that fits your vehicle, skill, and comfort.
SAN JUANS19 · San Juan Mountains
Choose from eight routes near Silverton, Ouray, and Telluride. Start on a short alpine road. Add high passes, shelf roads, and an expert descent later.
SANGRE DE CRISTO20 · Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Choose from eight routes in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Start on an easy pass. Add loose climbs, sand, water, and technical rock in separate stages.
OZARKS
BIG BEAR
BIG BEND
CAN ROCKIES
COLUMBIA
DAVE'S SPECIAL
N GEORGIA
N ROCKIES
WASHINGTON
PENNSYLVANIA
SEDONA
UP MICHIGAN
VIRGINIA
ALASKA
PLATEAU
GREAT BASIN
BITTERROOTS
MOAB
SAN JUANS
SANGRE DE CRISTO