By Michael Holland A two man overland trip Idaho's backcountry roads, mountains and forests, fly fishing in rivers and soaking in natural hot springs. Camping along the way and enjoying the scenery and solitude. It turns out Idaho is a beautiful state with many outdoor activities to enjoy, and the state offers much more than just potatoes. Read the full article online or in the app for iOS or Android.

Most would say Arizona is just a hot desert. You’ve been to the Grand Canyon and saw the big hole in the ground, but have you been to southern Arizona and witnessed the grandeur of the wide open ranges around the Patagonia Mountains and the San Rafael Valley? Read the full article online or in the app for iOS or Android.

On  Kyushu  Island,  the  southernmost  of  Japan’s  four  main  islands you  can  truly  get  away  from  Japan’s  massive  urbanized  world  of  concrete  and  highways.  Here,  within  a  couple  of  hours’  driving  you  can  visit  the  bright  pink  and  blue  geysers  of  Beppu,  hike  around  the  Aso  Volcano,  and  chill  amidst  hippy  vibes  along  the  beach  of  Miyazaki.  

Adventure seekers are always looking for new places to explore in hopes of finding unfamiliar and untapped locations. There’s something to be said about surrounding yourself in unknown environments and the adrenaline rush that takes over in certain challenges.  Read the full article online or in the app for iOS or Android.

One of the more scenic overland destinations in Texas is located within Big Bend National Park in the Texas mountains and basin region. By stitching together a route from the network of 4x4 park roads, a sightseeing overland trip with multiple nights of backcountry camping without ever leaving the park can be formulated. 

In winter, dreaming of summer adventures is a great way to pass the time. You can imagine going on long hikes and exploring the outdoors. Or, you can head north in your Land Cruiser. Read the full article online or in the app for iOS or Android.

The promise of sleepy beach towns, pristine and secluded beaches, geothermal features, and misty rainforests drew us to visit The Coromandel Peninsula (The Coro, for short) toward the end of our latest visit to New Zealand.  Read the full article online or in the app for iOS or Android.

The Camino del Diablo (CDD), the Devils Highway has been in existence for thousands of years. The trail is designed by the Devil with terribly harsh terrain, no water, and an unforgiving climate.  Read the full article online or in the app for iOS or Android.

I find myself driving north from MacKay, Idaho, following the Lost River with a few friends. We are on a mission to find the “goods” of Idaho and to find adventures along the way. The lush green grasses of the Lost River valley escort us north. What would we find?   Read the full article online or in the app for iOS or Android.

The Kokopelli Trail was established in 1989 by the Colorado Plateau Mountain Bike Trail Association (COPMBA). The name Kokopelli is synonymous with the hunchbacked flute playing figure that has become so popular throughout the Southwestern United States.   Read the full article online or in the app for iOS or Android.

Hole in the Rock Trail is part of a Mormon immigrant trail that runs from Escalante, Utah to Bluff, Utah. The entire route runs for 180 miles, however what we today call The Hole in the Rock Trail is just a small segment. Read the full article online or in the app for iOS or Android.

What do you do when you’ve explored every FJ Summit trail in the Ouray-Silverton-Telluride area multiple times? Find something new.    

After communist rule in Mongolia ended, Buddhism and Shamanism found their way back into people’s lives. Upon entering the country, we immediately caught a glimpse. From Land Cruising Adventure (http://tctmag.us/lcadventure) Read the full article online or in the app for iOS or Android.