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Yes, You Should Definitely Rent A Jeep In Aruba!
When we went to Aruba in November, we knew ahead of time that we were going to go Jeeping. Still, we waited until the last minute to reserve our Jeep. As a result, we got what must have been...
Going Off-Road? Be Prepared, Use These Offroad Checklists
Use these offroad checklists so you know what to do -- and what to take -- on your next 4-wheeling trip. Here's everything you need to consider when it comes to: basic survival gear, first aid kits, safety and recovery gear, camping gear, tools, and parts to bring on the trail. Know what to pack and how to equip your vehicle BEFORE you go off road!
Is Your 4WD Vehicle Capable Of Off-Road Travel?
Closely inspect the inner workings of your vehicle and make sure that the following parts are in good working condition and you don't hear any strange noises coming from these areas.
What's A Jeep Doing In The Ocean? Some Tips For Staying Safe When Driving Near Water
Here's a strange but true story of how easy it is for a Jeep to end up in the ocean -- when you're riding along the beach!
Fun Jeep Tours: Go Offroading With A Group!
Jeep tours are similar to Jeep rentals, but they're different in that Jeep tours are usually highly organized and structured. There is just enough flexibility built in to a Jeep tour that enables you to do some offroading while you're seeing the sights. Jeep tours are a great way to enjoy the outdoors while taking in the sights and having all of the "minor details'" taken care of for you
Rent A Wrangler: Where To Find Jeep Wrangler Rentals In The U.S. & Beyond
You can rent Jeep Wranglers at a handful of national rental car companies. We found the best Jeep rental companies that let you rent 4x4 Jeep Wranglers that you can take offroad -- or not. This list of places to rent Jeep Wranglers is organized by state.
The Tree Of Shame At Deal's Gap
The Dragon's Tail has 318 curves in just 11 miles, so it's no surprise that there are some tragedies and mishaps along the way. Many of them are memorialized on the Tree of Shame. Jim and I took these photos the first time we rode the Tail of the Dragon. We stopped at Deal's Gap Motorcycle Resort, which is the home of the Tree of Shame.
Tail Of The Dragon: What This Deadly Stretch Of Road Is Like
The Tail of the Dragon -- also called the Dragon's Tail -- is definitely a daredevil stretch of roadway. But that's not why we go there. We go there for the scenic views and a fun ride in the Jeep with the top down. I'm sure the motorcyclists hate us for that though. Here are pictures & fun facts about the Tail of the Dragon at Deal's Gap.
