It doesn't matter if you're boondocking in Utah or high-altitude adventuring in the Colorado Rockies. There are important “tread lightly” principles overlanders and campers should observe to treat surrounding areas (and people) with respect to preserve the environment and the planet for years to come. Practicing how to tread lightly can make vehiclebased outings even more profound, especially if those around you exercise the same principles. It's a great way to get family and friends involved to help make the great outdoors a better place for everyone.
What does tread lightly mean?
Tread lightly can mean different things if you're an avid off-roader, camper, or even a hiker. However, basic principles include considerate pointers that leave surroundings cleaner than when you found them— leaving no trace of your visit and…
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