By Nena Barlow This article originally appeared on fourwheeler.com. As a kid traveling in the backseat of our family 4x4s, what I looked forward to
The term “overlanding” is quite the buzzword these days. I would say the difference between “overlanding” and “camping” is determined by your primary intention for setting up camp…
It’s a human tendency to lump ourselves into groups. We are naturally attracted to groups of people who have similar interests and values. Jeep enthusiasts are no different…
At some point while out exploring in your Jeep, you will come to a “Road Closed” sign on a trail…
Moab. You hear the name whispered in reverence throughout the Jeep world. If you are planning a wheeling trip Moab for the first time, there are some things you should know…
Something we see over and over again in the four-wheeling world are mishaps at the places one would least expect it…
One of the most iconic off-road obstacles on the planet is the famous Lion’s Back in Moab. Located on private property, it has been closed to the public since it was sold in 2004…
I am asked all the time which trail is my favorite. Usually, the trail I just did is my favorite trail ever…
Mention the name “Rubicon Trail” in any four-wheeling forum and you are bound to hear some boasting, unsolicited advice, and tales of “back in my day…
With temperatures doing what they do in June in AZ, many people are seeking out cooler temps at higher elevations…
Barlow Adventures owner, Nena Barlow grew up in the Southwest, exploring the back roads by Jeep, horse, and hiking boots. She has been in the Jeep business since 1996, providing tours, 4wd instruction, location scouting, offroad event planning, trail mapping & photography, and recovery.
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