The Ultimate Off-Road Pad Thai
Let’s be real for a minute here, the tracks we travel throughout this great country are only part of the appeal of touring. It’s the stunning landscapes, the time with…
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Issue 064
10 posts
From truly isolated to tourist destination, how the Old Tele’ Track came to be
The Old Telegraph Track in Cape York Peninsula, Queensland, Australia, holds a rich history that dates back to the early days in the region. This iconic track, formerly known as…
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Brisbane to Sydney via the dirt, the Tenterfield leg
In my mind, only three things are certain in life: death, taxes and that bitumen roads are bloody boring. So, tackling a trip like Brisbane to Sydney using as many dirt…
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Dead Reckoning – The Lost Art of Map Reading
In an age dominated by digital navigation, the art of reading a paper map may seem like a relic of the past. Yet, for 4X4ers mastering this skill is not…
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The only 4X4 accessory you’ll pass down to your grandkids
There’s no shortage of odds and ends, doo dad’s and what’s its we fit to our rigs, all with their own unique story and purpose. But some bits of 4X4…
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Dune Dynamics – How to Conquer the Sand
I’m going to hazard a guess and say that at least 90% of people who’ve wheeled in the sand are willing to admit they’ve also been bogged in it at…
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The Story Behind Project Thirst Responder – Our F-150 with Attitude
For over two decades, Pat Callinan has built himself a reputation as a no-nonsense outback tourer. His shows, websites, magazines, and 4X4s have all been about exploring the Australian landscape…
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The Dark Arts of Towing Off-Road
Venturing off-road with your caravan or camper trailer opens up a world of adventure, granting access to Australia’s diverse and beautiful landscapes. However, it’s a journey that requires skill, knowledge,…
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Plan The Ultimate Desert Adventure
To most Aussie 4X4’ers touring Australia’s remote outback is a rite of passage. The rugged terrain tests the mettle of even the most seasoned travellers and their rigs, but the…
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Two Years on The Tracks – How the Everest held up
After two years on the road, the Everest beach tourer has not only proven its mettle across Australia’s varied landscapes but has proven that despite the huge popularity of 4X4…
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