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Australia is full of challenging locations that will push your suspension to the limit, but which ones provide the toughest test?
Travelling off-road with kids is highly rewarding, but it also comes with its own challenges. However, with these tips from endless travellers The Blonde Nomads you can make every journey more enjoyable for the backseat and less stressful for the front seat.
Vehicle weights and GVM are discussed a lot and understood a little, so we’re here to break down some myths and discover why GVM is important to you, your rig and your adventures in the great outdoors.
Far North Queensland’s Cape York is one of Australia’s most epic off-road destinations, so what gear do you actually need to make it to The Tip?
There are plenty of scenic spots and plenty of lengthy off-road trips in Australia, but few combine both elements quite as well as these classic touring trails. So, get ready to grab a map, pack the car and head for the horizon.
Australia is well known to be one of the best countries for surfing. That is no surprise, considering the country has nearly 60 000km of coastline. But how can you narrow down the best surf spots when there are so many to choose from? Here are 4 of some of the best surf spots from each state.
Australia is home to countless 4WD access beaches yet driving on the sand is not always easy. Here are some simple tips that will help take the guesswork out of your next beach drive.
Australia is the biggest island country in the world, so it’s unsurprising that there’s an unbeatable number of amazing beachfront camping areas to enjoy. Here’s our pick of the best coastal campsites that also show off our island home’s wild diversity.
Bush camping isn’t for everyone, but a comfortable campsite can be a true home away from home if you have the right gear.
Summer is local camping season, which can make it hard to get some peace and quiet close to home. So instead, head further afield and stay for longer with our list of equipment to help you stay self-sufficient while you camp.
The Victorian High Country is an epic 4x4 destination that is known for its off-road challenges. Despite this reputation, this off-road maze has something for everyone – no matter your 4WD skill level.
This summer, leave the carpark behind and get some sand under your tyres with our list of the best four-wheel drive beaches in Australia.
Australia is an amazing country in that it offers us a range of different environments and terrain, from snow capped mountains of the Australian Alps, to the deserts of central Australia, and the tropical rainforests of the North. However, there are different risks that come with driving in different terrain. It is important to know the proper recovery techniques in order to have a safe and fun trip. Here are some of the most common recovery techniques to know before heading out.
Taking in the lofty heights of Oxley Wild Rivers and the secluded beaches of Point Plomer, this touring loop shows off some of New South Wales’ best off-road scenic highlights.
The Australian Outback is incredibly remote and its landscapes are rugged, which makes travelling through it a real challenge for any 4x4. Here’s the essential off-road kit your 4WD will need to help you get there and back in one piece.
You’ve ticked everything off your camping checklist and you’re keen to hit the road, but without your gear packed properly your dream road trip might turn into a nightmare. Use these simple tips to keep everything organised and in reach on your next adventure.
Sean Scott has travelled to every corner of Australia with a camera in hand. So, what off-road destinations stand above the rest to a famed landscape photographer?
Our ultimate camping checklist is full of useful gear for your next night under the stars, but what items are essential when you’re out on your own without any facilities to lean on?
The Australian Government has increased the instant asset write-off threshold for a limited time. Keep reading to find out how this one-off change can help your business or you as an employee in 2020.
Australia is home to many difficult 4x4 tracks, but these five stand above the rest in terms of technical difficulty and sheer brutality.
There’s almost always a chance of getting stuck when you head off-road, which means recovery points are just as important as vehicle protection, adequate suspension and other common 4x4 accessories.
Thinking of camping in the Top End? Here's what you need to know before your go.
Explore the NSW east coast. Port Macquarie’s North Shore puts on a show!
The Victorian High Country is well-known for its labyrinth of tracks that can suck you in for weeks, but how much can you see in just one weekend?
Going camping off the beaten track? Ensure you’re ready for adventure with this essential 4x4 camping checklist.
Beach driving is an exciting activity that requires the right skills and the right gear. Get yourself and your 4WD ready for the soft stuff with our essential beach driving checklist.
Australia’s Red Centre is a famous touring destination, but within it are also some true 4WD opportunities.
Vehicle suspension is a complicated piece of gear but understanding what it does and why it’s important doesn’t need to be.
Assess the condition of your 4×4 in the Outback (and keep your adventure going) with our helpful daily vehicle checklist.
Difficult 4WD tracks aren’t tough to find in Australia, but these off-road journeys are perhaps the hardest of the bunch.
One of the most recognisable parts of the Outback is its vibrant-coloured sand – so where else in Australia can you get a fix of the red stuff?
Finke (now known as Apatula) – home to the epic off-road Finke Desert Race - may be an isolated location in the middle of the Outback, but there’s still plenty to see around this far-flung part of the Northern Territory.
