Category: Travel

Click Here To Visit A Beginner’s Look at Zookimelt with Jim Zalipski Editors Note: We at iZook.com have many things to thank Jim and his wife for. One for sure is him taking the time to come to the the ZookiMelt in his stone stock truck and even more for taking the time to write […]

      with Bill Johnston Chile Challenge 2006 Day 1 – The Arrival The weatherman says we are in for some nice weather here in Las Cruces, New Mexico for the 2006 Chile Challenge. As I pulled into the fairgrounds west of Las Cruces, I counted half a dozen Zooks already there. Not bad […]

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    with Zig Zeigler Kicks of the ‘Melt 08/11/10 15:33    

      with Nick Sipes The Last Blast Our day started surprisingly well. Nearly everyone was on time and everything started out smoothly. The trip to Browning Mountain was very fun due to all the CB chatter and the smell of mud and carnage in the air. The trip over took about 45 minutes […]

with Zig Zeigler Gettin’ your Kicks at the ZookiMelt   With the popularity of the Sidekicks & Trackers increasing, so does the number in attendance at the Melt. If you are a rookie looking for some mild trails and some good ideas to get your project started, or a seasoned veteran just looking for another good […]

      with Jim Cambron Tornado Alley 4-wheelin’ GOTZUK 2001!   Troy Graham from Pittsburgh Kansas is at it again! He has organized the Second Annual  GOTZUK 2001, February 17-18, 2001 in Disney, OK. According to Graham, “Last year it all began as a suggestion by a buddy of mine to get a bunch […]

      with Kayla HarrisEdited by her Grandfather (Papa) Drummond Island AdventureThrough The Eyes Of A Seven Year Old. Editors Note: This story was told to me by my granddaughter on the way home from her first off-road experience. This story is important to all of us on many different levels.  For parents and […]

      Most magazines show pictures of vehicles that have tires lifted to the heavens, ready to tip over. This trail needed just the opposite technique. The more traction on the ground the better. Good articulation as well as strong axles prevailed.  Both of the Samurais on this run were using Toyota axles. It […]

      with Bill Johnston Habenero Falls, Las Cruces, NM Habenero Falls is a short but treacherous trail north of Las Cruces, New Mexico. It is named after a blistering chile pepper that leaves you feeling the effects for a long time afterward. The waterfalls and rock ledges on this trail have the same […]