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A rugged off-road vehicle drives on grassy terrain near Cooke City, with dramatic, rocky mountains and a few clouds in the background under a blue sky.

Deep Breaths at 10,000 Feet

There’s a corner of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem that, until recently, I had only known in winter, except for a few summer trips to ski glaciers and couloirs when the snow had gone soft and gray, and little rivers of meltwater ran beneath your skis. I had passed through Cooke City plenty of times, but…

Ineos Grenadier 50 States 50 Trails

50 States 50 Trails with INEOS Grenadier and onX

After more than two decades photographing and directing work in the outdoors, I’ve become selective. Not because I don’t enjoy the work, but because I’ve spent enough time in wild places to know the difference between manufacturing adventure and actually living it. The truck has never interested me nearly as much as where it takes…

Proof of Concept: The TruckHouse Takes on Pearl Pass

Pearl Pass has always carried a reputation. In Colorado, it’s shorthand for something stubborn, something reckless, something earned. The road was first cut in the 1880s when Aspen was a silver boomtown and Crested Butte still a rough mining camp. Mules and men scratched their way across the Elk Mountains, hauling ore and supplies along…

Colfax Design Works Q.D. Camera Strap :: Field Tested

Colfax Design Works (CDW) has set a new standard with its latest Q.D. camera strap. Built with rugged 1-inch MIL-SPEC nylon tubular webbing and equipped with the proprietary anti-binding CDW Quick Disconnect swivels, this strap is the epitome of versatility and durability. The intuitive design features a push-top button on the swivel that allows for…

The Ball and Buck Jeep CJ8

I have a deep affinity for the early 80’s Jeeps, I remember as a 7 year old riding with my mother from Tahoe City to Minden, Nevada where she traded in her Volvo station wagon for a white 1980 CJ7 with a baby blue interior. She threw a Warn winch on the front of it…

A person stands near a gray Bentley Bentayga parked on a grassy hill, taking a photo of snow-covered mountains and pine trees under a cloudy sky.

Bentley Bentayga: “Not that you would, but you could.”

I touched down in Durango, Colorado, and was immediately greeted by crisp, clean Colorado air and a beautiful piece of bespoke engineering, the Bentley Bentayga. The vehicle is the 98-year-old company’s first foray into the SUV category, the true premium segment really only shared with Range Rover—this is no ordinary SUV. The early release photos…

A close-up of stylish, oversized sunglasses with dark lenses and gold accents resting on tan leather gloves—an essential accessory for any overlander. The blurred background highlights their reflective surface and intricate design.

Field Tested: Salt X Aether

It’s no secret that we’re fans of Aether Apparel around here, when they announced their collaboration with Salt optics for a motorcycle specific set of sunglasses I couldn’t wait to get my hands on a pair. With two models to choose from, the Scout and the Explorer, I went with the latter, a more square-framed…