Goats Trail 4x4 Off-Road Blog
Rep Your Rig
The FJ Cruiser is one of the most respected vehicles in off-road culture — not despite being discontinued but in part because of it. Limited production, loyal owners and a lineage that stretches back to the FJ40 make it an enduring identity, not just a truck.
Gear up with officially licensed FJ Cruiser apparel from Goats Trail. Whether you are repping the modern truck or the classic FJ40 lineage, there is a piece in the collection for you.
Gear Up Before the Trail Heats Up
Summer riding is the best kind of riding. Long days, warm nights, and trails that open up across the country from June through August. The right apparel keeps you on the trail longer, more comfortable, and looking the part when you roll into camp.
Lightweight licensed tees, breathable tank tops, and a quality hat cover the essentials for hot weather off-road riding. Gear up at Goats Trail and make this summer the one you remember.
Gear Up and Get After It
The RZR is ready. The trails are open. All that is left is making sure your kit is stocked before you leave the trailhead. Throw on your Polaris® RZR tee, strap the recovery rope in the bed, fill the cooler with ice, and point the wheels toward the dirt.
Gear up at Goats Trail and make this summer trail season your best one yet.
There is no better way to spend a summer weekend than behind the wheel of a Polaris Slingshot™ with an open road ahead of you. No roof, no doors, just the wind, the road, and the kind of freedom that reminds you why you bought one in the first place.
The Slingshot™ is designed for exactly this: scenic highways, sweeping coastal roads, and mountain passes that open up in summer. But getting the most out of a Slingshot™ road trip means picking the right routes and packing the right gear.
What This Could Mean Going Forward
If the bill passes, the Outdoor ADA would shift power from federal land managers toward local stakeholders and establish motorized access density as a statutory minimum rather than a discretionary consideration.
Travel management plans would look different – fewer closures, more replacement route requirements, faster processes with less environmental review.
