#GPS

My wife and I were cruising down a new-to-us trail with her parents in tow driving their Polaris Ranger. We kept going for a while and it soon became apparent that none of us were sure where we were and cell reception was non-existent. My mother-in-law asked if we were lost, and I quipped, “Can’t be. I have been lost before, and this looks nothing like that place.” My bad joke went over about as well as you’d expect. There were two things that were readily apparent that we needed on that ride – GPS and communication between the machines. What we really needed was the new Garmin Tread that combines accurate GPS and trail maps, along with machine-to-machine communication and tracking. I’ve been using the system now for a while and find it to be more useful than I ever thought it would be.

The Best ATV GPS system is perfect for those of us who like to explore the (off)road less traveled. We’ve done the research and compiled the best available GPS for trail riding options together in one article.

Hunting is a great pastime and one an ATV or UTV is extremely useful for. Like anything, the right accessories can make hunting with your ATV even better. With fall around the corner, the time is now to get your machine set up and ready for the hunt. Below we are going to look at some of the best ATV hunting accessories you can get right now… and you don’t even have to hunt for them.

Searching for a GPS that’ll help find your way back to civilization? We compare the pros and cons of the Magellan TRX7 CS and Garmin Overlander GPS units to help you decide which is best for you.

When it comes to building your ATV camping kit you are faced with a long list of options. Our guide will help you get started on your next adventure.

Trail Tech ‘sVoyager Pro, a great option in ATV GPS builds on decades of combined riding experience and cutting edge technology, Trail Tech has engineered a premium ATV GPS for the Powersports industry.

Trail Tech is displaying a number of interesting products at the American International Motorcycle Expo in Orlando, Fla., but we were most intrigued by the Voyager GPS.

Trail Tech boasts that the Voyager is the first GPS ever made specifically for off-road riders. It mounts right on the steering wheel (UTVS) or below the handlebars (ATVs/Dirt Bikes). Its 240×400 LCD screen displays GPS speed, distance, compass, altitude, temperature and maps. As well, it can run on an internal battery or off of the vehicle’s power. Finally, gloved hands should easily be able to control the joystick navigation and large, rubberized buttons.