ADVENTURE LOG

Awe-inspiring backcountry, well-traveled trails, scenic summits or close-to-home camp spots --- these are the places our (and yours!) rigs roam. Get inspiration for your next adventure below, or share photos of your van or rig in the wild and we'll post it below, and to our social media channels.

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Adventures with Sierra Adventure Vehicles

Adventure Log: White Rim Rd

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EAGLE CANYON | SPARKS, NV

Mixing some rock crawling with a little snow wheeling is the ultimate off-road weekend adventure.

MOUNT WHITNEY | LONE PINE, CA

It may be pavement but the views on Whitney Portal Rd are unmatched. The climb up after exploring Alabama Hills below is stunning.

BRONCO CANYON | NV

Always on the hunt for mud, rocks and cool places. This zone checked all the boxes, and made use of that winch.

ANZA BORREGO | CA

Red rocks, tight spaces and a few technical sections --his wash road in the Anza Borrego desert was a treat.

PROSSER RESERVOIR | TRUCKEE, CA

Sometimes the best escapes are close to home, a few miles feels like a world away for a mellow camp-venture weekend.

BOCA RD | TRUCKEE, CA

What do you do after 30+ inches of snowfall? SNOW WHEEL. We like to think of it as R&D.

Morning views in the Alabama Hills.

Waking up to the Sierra range is the best sight, and means a day of exploring and getting lost is ahead.

Snow Wheeling.

A few feet of snow is no match for these 37's.

Desert Exploration.

Getting lost in the Anza Borrego desert with miles and miles of dirt to explore.

Canyon Views.

Dwarfed by the red rocks of a wash basin in Anza Borrego.