Brief Summary
This course is an exciting journey into off-road driving in Alaska, perfect for newbies and those looking to advance their skills. You’ll learn safety tips, explore stunning landscapes, and discover how to tackle tricky terrains like a pro—all while keeping it fun and adventurous!
Key Points
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Learn from an expert off-road driving instructor in Alaska.
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Designed for beginners and intermediate drivers.
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Focus on safety and minimizing damage to vehicles and environment.
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Explore various terrains like mud, rivers, and steep mountains.
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Tips for both old school and new school vehicle modifications.
Learning Outcomes
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Understand key safety tips for off-road driving.
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Navigate challenging terrains without damaging your vehicle.
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Differentiate between vehicle modifications for better performance.
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Learn rescue and recovery techniques for off-road situations.
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Gain confidence in your off-road driving skills.
About This Course
Learn skills and tips from an expert off road driving instructor in Alaska; adventure in your 4x4, SUV, truck, etc.
This course is designed for new, curious, beginner to intermediate off-road drivers, and will offer tips for advanced, more experienced drivers, or anyone interested in Alaska. In many areas, people with little experience or knowledge get into dangerous, even life threatening situations trying to go off road. This course will offer instruction in the backcountry to show best how to navigate through various kinds of terrain with less damage to vehicles and the environment. The course will take you live on a tour that goes through mud holes and ruts, river crossings, steep mountainsides with loose rock, and sandy glacial flats with everything from sticky mud to quicksand and deep water. We will show some recovery/rescue equipment and methods, and show some common mistakes. We will show vehicles with both "old school" and "new school" modifications that make it possible to get hundreds of miles into the backcountry. You will also see the amazingly beautiful Alaska country accessible to off-roaders that have a little intelligence, practice, and a capable vehicle.
This course offers tips and advice based on many years of experience to help you think more carefully about how to improve your off-roading experience. It is by no means intended to give you the only information needed to drive off-road safely. Each situation requires your best judgment, and the responsibility is yours. Please understand that you use any or all of the information in this course at your own risk.
As your skills expand, you can return to this course for further study and inspiration.
Tips and information to improve off-road driving skills
The course will introduce and demonstrate rescue and recovery, differences between stock and modified vehicles, "old school" and "new school" modifications, mud, water, and river crossings, steep mountainsides, and common mistakes and troubleshooting
The course will excite and inspire participants to improve their off-road driving with action footage in the Alaska backcountry.
Larry H.
Enjoyable. Little light in terms of drilling down into the mechanics of assessing terrain or operating. Great overviews and I appreciated the insights about water crossings.