Offroad driving Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
driving or riding a vehicle on unsurfaced roads or tracks
About Offroad driving
Offroad can mean many different things. Some "offroad" cars are made for use on primitive roads and roads in bad shape due to neglect, while others are meant for "real" offroad, where the road is obviously bad. Still, no offroad car is capable of going through any terrain, the terrain has to be studied for feasible routes. The ground has to be smooth and hard enough, and not too steep. The limits vary depending on vehicle, and less experienced drivers should keep wide margins. In addition to offroad cars, also some trucks are built for bad or missing roads, and all-terrain vehicles (quad bikes) can be used in similar and sometimes worse terrain. Besides from the obvious fact that all four wheels are driven and thus giving more traction, there are other important differences between a two-w
Offroad driving Travel Guide Sections
Our comprehensive guide covers 9 sections including: