Sandboarding in Oman
Oman is an authentic and wonderful country full of interesting places to visit, and sandboarding can be practiced on the magical dunes of the Omani… Read More »Sandboarding in Oman
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How To Register Your Dune Buggy In Texas (Out of State)
There is currently no way to register a dune buggy as street legal in Texas, but there’s a workaround: registering it out-of-state.
How To Make a Sandrail Street Legal in Texas
Since Texas does not allow the registration of sand rails for on-road use, you can consider registering your sand rail in another state that allows these vehicles to be registered for on-road use.
Sandboarding in Western Cape
The Western Cape, with its diverse landscapes, offers thrilling sandboarding experiences. Top spots like Atlantis Dunes, Betty’s Bay, and Hout Bay provide unique challenges and breathtaking views, making this region a paradise for sandboarding enthusiasts.
Sandboarding in Iquique’s Dragon Hill
Welcome to Iquique, a bustling coastal city in northern Chile that’s brimming with adventure and natural splendor. Strategically located between the Pacific Ocean and the… Read More »Sandboarding in Iquique’s Dragon Hill
Volcano Surfing: Sandboarding at Pacaya Volcano in Guatemala
Guetamala is a lesser known destination for volcano boarding in Central America, often overshadowed by its neighbour Nicaragua. The slopes of Pacaya volcano have in… Read More »Volcano Surfing: Sandboarding at Pacaya Volcano in Guatemala
Can You Go Sandboarding in Florida?
Florida’s climate, characterized by hot, humid summers and mild winters, doesn’t lend itself to the formation of deserts. Even though there are sand dunes in… Read More »Can You Go Sandboarding in Florida?
Sandboarding in Yemen
Famous for its unique vegetation and wildlife, much of which cannot be found anywhere else in the planet, Socotra Island is a unique place on… Read More »Sandboarding in Yemen
Sandboarding in Mexico City
El Arenal is a unique sandboarding spot in Mexico City, located within the borders of a large urban area rather than in a desert. The “dune” is actually a hill made of volcanic ashes from the nearby volcano Xitle, and the sand granules are dark and porous, making the experience similar to volcano boarding.
The Painted Desert & Petrified Forest National Park Travel Guide
Visit to the Painted Desert and Petrified Forest National Park: backpacking, camping, things to do, museums, directions and more.