The moisture on the awning cover in the photo above is not rain. It was so humid during our last campout and the fog was thick Did I ever mention how much I loathe camping in the summer in the midwest? Two words- corn sweat IYKYK Regardless, we had a great time at the Rigs & Real Food event hosted by Hexngone & Kitchensbrew on their farm in Waupaca last weekend- keep your eyes peeled for the next one in August We will be there!
This issue is as jam-packed with events! Our calendars fill up and before you know it, it feels like summer is over. PLEASE check out the article on the new OHMV trails in Langlade County in Wisconsin This has been a long-awaited project made possible with the cooperation of the Langlade County Forest, Parks and Recreation Department and the 4Lakes 4Wheelers Club Hats off to Jim Baker, club president, and the club’s dedication to getting this done and working with the county You will also find event recaps and destinations in Michigan and Kentucky to put on your short list Oh, and lots of photos of adventure dogs
As always, here is your reminder to help us continue the discussion of magazine topics or anything adventure-related in the Northology Adventures facebook group. Feel free to share your thoughts on articles or to just give us some feedback or suggestions so we can continue to craft this publication in a meaningful way. And let us know if you have a story to tell- we want to hear about adventures, activities, gear and adventure, outdoors & overland-related events you have attended. Email us at info northologyadventures@gmail com
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Continuing Paul Holloway's Legacy of Love & Generosity
Our hearts are breaking for our friend, Chris Holloway, and his family as they mourn the loss of Chris’s brother, Paul Many who attended MOORE or Big Iron know what a big hole Pauls absence will leave in our hearts and in this community. We dedicate this issue to Paul’s memory and urge our readers to consider contributing to the Paul Holloway Memorial Giving Fund to continue Pauls legacy of generosity and kindness “Donations to this fund will be used to support programs and experiences that reflect and celebrate the values, passions, and spirit of Paul ” God bless you and your family, Chris, may you feel an outpouring of love from all corners of the globe -The Northology Team & Community
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3.5L Twin-Turbo V6 engine 10-speed automatic transmission, Part-time 4WD with 4Hi/4Lo transfer case
Independent front suspension with TRD Pro CV axles Coilsprung solid rear axle with electronic locking differential
Fox front coilovers paired with TRD Pro upper and lower control arms , Dobinsons rear springs with Firestone RideRite airbag helpers , 37" Toyo Open Country R/T Trail tires METHOD 703 Bead Grip wheels
>OTHER MODS/ UPGRADES & OVERLAND OUTFITTING
Builder: Adventure Motors – Grandview, MO (Premier Toyota overland specialists in the Midwest)
Armor & Protection: CBI Offroad Fab Baja front bumper CBI Offroad Fab full-length aluminum skid plates CBI Offroad Fab full-length rock sliders Roof Rack & Exterior
Accessories: Big Country 4x4 roof rack on cab and camper shell (Provided by Rugged Bound Supply Co ) Starlink Mini mounted to roof rack Two 5-gallon Wavian fuel cans Zarges aluminum storage case Ostrich Wing awning
Bed & Storage Setup: Venturous Truck Tops “Ozark” truck topper Deck’d 50% Cargoglide slide-out storage system Titan Fuel Tanks 15-gallon reserve tank
Lighting: Alpharex projector headlights Alpharex sequential tail lights Diode Dynamics SS5 Crosslink (8 light array) Diode Dynamics Stage Series 18" LED light bar (mounted in bumper) Two Diode Dynamics SSC2 LED pods Two Diode Dynamics SSC3 amber LED pods
Brakes: Wilwood front big brake kit with black calipers
Communications: Midland Radio 50-watt GXT50 radio (cab unit) Two Midland Radio GXT67 Micromobiles for ground-crew communication
Recovery Gear: ActionTrax recovery boards
Aesthetic: Full-body vinyl wrap by Joybee Sign Co. (Kansas City, MO)
>WHY DID YOU CHOOSE THIS VEHICLE?
WHAT IS THE NEXT THING ON THE BUILD LIST?
I wanted something different something that would stand out in a sea of Jeeps and Tacomas Those platforms are great, but they dominate the overlanding scene I wanted a build that broke the mold a bit, and the Tundra gave me that opportunity Beyond just being unique, it offered the increased towing capacity and interior space I needed for long hauls and gear-heavy adventures.
Adventure Motors had already started building out this particular truck, and when I saw it on display at the MOORE Expo, I was sold. It checked all the boxes and then some it was exactly what I had envisioned, just better
Next up is a major electronics upgrade We’re sending the Tundra to Rynobuilt in Carthage, MO to install a full Redarc battery management system, including the RedVision and Manager30, paired with a 2000-watt inverter for serious off-grid capability. It’ll also be outfitted with a Mothy Offroad solar panel system using EcoFlow panels that can push up to 400 watts of charging power. We’re replacing the current topper with a new Venturous camper shell that features built-in toolboxes in the gullwing side windows perfect for housing all the new electronics Power will be stored in a 200Ah lithium setup from Lithium Battery Power, giving us plenty of energy to support communication gear, lighting, and remote work on the road.
>OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OR HOBBIES?
>WHAT DOES OVERLANDING OR REMOTE TRAVEL MEAN TO YOU?
When we travel, I love getting the whole family involved whether it’s kayaking, biking, or exploring historical landmarks. I’m always on the lookout for unique local restaurants, and one of my favorite parts of any trip is meeting new people and learning about their stories I also really enjoy relaxing at camp and testing out new camping gadgets and gear there’s always something exciting to try out around the fire.
Overland travel is more than just a lifestyle it’s the heartbeat of everything I do It’s not only my personal passion but something that directly revolves around my work Through MOORE Expo and the Big Iron Overland Rally, I’ve had the incredible privilege of being surrounded by a community of like-minded adventurers, builders, creators, and explorers who have become lifelong friends For me, overlanding is about forging meaningful connections whether it’s a vendor I’ve worked with for years, a family camping beside me on the trail, or someone I just met who shares the same excitement for discovery and self-reliance. The people in this industry make it what it is, and their support is what keeps the community thriving It’s also about freedom, creativity, and pushing the boundaries of where we can go and how we get there I chose a platform that breaks the mold not just to stand out, but to reflect the uniqueness of the experiences I seek and the events I build. I love experimenting with new gear and gadgets, finding those hidden gems on the road, and making memories with my family that we’ll talk about for years. At its core, overlanding is about momentum. It’s the drive to keep moving forward, to grow the community, and to share the journey with those who make it unforgettable.
WHERE ARE YOU OFF TO NEXT?
We just returned from an unforgettable 2,500-mile journey through the Rockies Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana so for now, there’s nothing major planned. I’m looking forward to slowing things down a bit, spending some time with my daughter, and hitting a few expos and local events. Sometimes the best adventures aren’t about how far you go they’re about who you’re with and the community you’re surrounded by I’ll always be chasing that next great road trip, but for now, I’m focused on connecting with people, sharing stories, and enjoying the little things that make this lifestyle so rewarding
TRANSPORT TIPS: TOOLS
A QUICK, PRACTICAL GUIDE TO TRANSPORTING AND CARRYING TOOLS OFFROAD AND ON OVERLANDING TRIPS
TOOLTRANSPORTTIPS
Storage and Transport
1.Modular Tool Rolls- great for keeping hand tools organized and easy to grab, especially when working in tight spaces.
2.Stackable Boxes - offer modularity and can be secured with tie-downs
3.Drawer Systems-provide quick access and secure, rattle-free transport built right into your rig.
Securement & Safety
Inspect and inventory your tool kit before every trip.
Secure to prevent tools from movement during rough wheeling or in case of an accident. Make your toolbox or kit lockable and/or conceal to prevent theft.
Know how to use what you pack carry a service manual or offline repair guide. Avoid carrying unnecessary weight. Prioritize quality over quantity.
Off-road and overland adventures take you far from the conveniences of town and when something breaks, you're your own roadside assistance Carrying the right tools, and storing them safely, can mean the difference between a quick trail fix and a long hike out
Tool Kit Essentials
A proper overland tool kit should include hand tools like sockets, wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers, a tire repair kit, and fuses tailored to your specific vehicle Specialty items such as a breaker bar, torque wrench, and multimeter are also useful for common trail-side repairs Don’t forget spare fluids, belts, and hoses if your rig has known weak points You can search online for tool kits specific to your vehicle or build your own to be ready for when the inevitable happens
Storage and Transport
Tools should be stored in secure, weather-resistant cases or bags Many overlanders use modular tool rolls, stackable boxes, or drawer systems to keep gear organized and rattle-free Avoid loose tools in your cargo area they can become dangerous projectiles on rough roads
Accessibility Matters
Mount or stow your most-used items where you can access them quickly, especially recovery gear like shackles and gloves A fold-out rear drawer, under-seat tray, or tailgate tool kit makes grabbing a needed item less of a chore when conditions are muddy or chaotic
A well-stocked and smartly packed tool kit helps ensure small problems stay small and keeps your adventure going when the trail gets rough.
Sources- “Trail Tool Basics,” 4WD Mechanix Magazine Expedition Portal Forum: “What Broke On Your Trip and What Fixed It?” https://expeditionportal.com/forum National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) cargo securement guidelines: https://nhtsa gov Overland Journal, “Field Repair Gear Organization,” Volume 11, Issue 1
SILVER LAKE SAND DUNES
WRITTEN & PHOTOGRAPHED BY
JOE YAMBOR
This year’s annual Toyota Takeover took place on Saturday, July 26th. With an uncertain weather forecast, we were uncertain about what the day had in store for us and what the turnout would be. To our surprise, the weather held off, and it was yet another successful event
Midwest 4X4s had their fleet of customized Toyotas included, a long-travel 3rd gen 4Runner, custom 4th gen 4Runner, and a freshly built short-bed regular cab 2nd gen Tundra, which was absolutely beautiful if you ask me Among the Midwest 4X4s rigs, there were approximately an additional 50 Toyota / Lexus vehicles ranging from a Tercel to heavily modified overland rigs to long-travel pre-Runner builds; their owners all with one thing in common: their love for Toyota/ Lexus vehicles and their long-standing reputation for reliability.
At noon, we had the raffle and group photo; Midwest 4X4 and Across the Tracks Outfitters handed out more prizes than anyone could count, and it seemed almost impossible not to win ( of course, I didn’t though ) followed by a group photo
The rest of the day, people broke into their groups and boogied around the dunes. The pre-Runner guys were more than gracious to give anyone who asked a ride, and what a ride they were. The speed they hit those whoops and how smooth it is will make you want to refinance your house to build one
Whether you spent the whole day bombing around, taking it slow trying not to rip your RTT off the roof, or just watching the drag races, it was as always an awesome time Until next year -Joe Yambor
BRONCOPALOOZA ‘25
THIRD ANNUAL BRONCO GATHERING IS MORE THAN JUST A CAR SHOW
By Kourtney Peterson
The third annual Broncopalooza didn't unfold like our typical gatherings. A monsoon-like downpour kicked off the event just before our team was about to start setting up, but fortunately, the clouds parted as guests arrived, revealing a stunning day perfect for showcasing Broncos.
The event at Hamblock Ford in Belvidere featured a peerjudged car show with trophies, raffles, complimentary swag bags, food trucks, a bounce house, vendors, and live demonstrations by Tackform Mounts, Freedom Forged, and The Grasslot Boys Detailing. We were also joined by Maxlider Bro’s, Viva Chassis, Automotive Solutions, and several other companies proudly displaying their projects and expertise.
Following the car show, the Chicagoland Broncos offered two exciting options: off-roading at Rocky Glen OHV in Rockford, IL, or dinner, drinks, and a glow party at Coach’s Corner in Belvidere. The festivities continued into Sunday with two more options: hitting the trails at Badlands Off Road Park in Attica, Indiana, or embarking on a scenic drive around Lake Geneva, WI.
Despite the challenges, Broncopalooza 2025 was a resounding success, thanks to the tireless efforts of our planning committee, including Evan & Kourtney Peterson, Jody Cameron, Kim Percudani, Bernard Costa, Dan Beard, Jake Anderson, Brian Bohman, and Steve Maglio, along with dedicated volunteers Sarah Percudani, Sarah Anderson, Kim Whitt, and Erica Betz. We're grateful for the unwavering support of Hamblock Ford, who consistently exceed expectations for Broncopalooza. Mark your calendars for Broncopalooza 2026 – dates will be announced soon!
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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE NEW OHMV TRAILS IN LANGLADE COUNTY
EXPLORE THE GLACIAL TERRAIN IN LANGLADE COUNTY
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
PERMITS & PASSES
ABBREVIATED LIST OF VEHICLE REQUIREMENTS:*
Valid OHMV permit displayed on the vehicle
Functional front and rear brakes
Seat belts for all passengers (harness recommended)
Roll bar (four-point) or a hard top
Front and rear tow points
Battery securely mounted
Fire extinguisher (at least 2¼ lbs)
First aid kit
Fluid spill kit (absorbent, bags)
Shovel
RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT:
CB or GMRS radio
Tow strap (no hooks OR chains will be allowed for pulling)
Winch with tree saver strap
Clevis or recovery point
Spare tire
Cell phone and trash bag
Additional roll cage (six-point)
Insurance coverage
*See the Langlade County Forestry, Parks and Recreation Department website for full vehicle requirements and definitions. The website is also the official source of open and close dates and other useful info, alerts and special announcements regarding the trails.
FEES AND BUYING LOCATIONS
Vehicle Permits are $50.00 each
Operator Permits are $10.00 each
Available at Langlade Forestry Office, 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. M-F at 1633 Neva Rd., Antigo, WI 9 Mile All Sport Resort- N5751 WI-55, White Lake, WI Elton Mall- W4904 WI-64, Elton, WI River Forest Campground- 510 Co Hwy WW, White Lake, WI
***retailers may charge a $5 “convenience” fee when you purchase your permit and pass. This is in addition to any. credit card fees they might charge. The forestry office does not charge these fees if you buy passes there.
AN ICE AGE LEGACY
HOW THE GLACIERS CARVED A RECREATIONAL LANDSCAPE
TRAIL DIFFICULTY LEVELS
(Note: Specific trail ratings may be posted on-site as development continues.)
Blue: Moderate trails, may include ruts, mud, and small ledges
Black: Technical routes requiring advanced clearance, winch, and recovery gear
Challenge Areas: Specific spots may be marked for high-difficulty driving use at your own risk and only if your vehicle is properly equipped
DIFFICULTY RATINGS
TRAIL ETIQUETTE & EXPECTATIONS
Note that the connector trails are open to both OHMV and ATV/UTV so caution is needed to share the trails. There are also equestrian trails in the area.
Slow Down and Give Space- When approaching non-motorized users, reduce speed, announce your presence calmly, and pass with plenty of room. Dust and engine noise can be disruptive be respectful.
Yield and Communicate ClearlyMotorized vehicles typically yield to hikers, bikers, and especially horses. Stop if needed, turn off your engine near horses, and ask if it's okay to pass. A quick, polite interaction makes a big difference.
TRAIL FAQS
MORE THAN A TRAIL SYSTEM
DISPERSED CAMPING IN LANGLADE COUNTY FORESTS
“Camping in undeveloped areas of the County Forest is authorized. Dispersed camping within 1/2 mile of any developed recreational facility or park is a not allowed. Use of campground facilities or amenities at Jack Lake Campground, Perch Lake Campground, and High Lake Campground is not authorized for any person utilizing dispersed camping unless those users obtain a permit and pay the associated fees. Occupancy and dispersed camping on County lands by any person shall not exceed 14 consecutive days, regardless of location.
Dispersed camping by groups of 6 or more people require a special use permit issued by the Department. Contact our main office for more information.”
-Langlade County Forestry, Parks and Rec
CAMPGROUNDS IN LANGLADE COUNTY
Antigo Lake RV Campground- 815
Hudson St, Antigo, WI 54409
9 Mile All Sport Resort- N5751 WI-55, White Lake, WI 54491
Bear Paw Outdoor Adventure CenterN3494 WI-55, White Lake, WI 54491
Boulder Lake Lodge Campground- 17250
Boulder Ln, White Lake, WI 54491
Echo Valley Resort- 17240 Echo Valley Ln, White Lake, WI 54491
Great Northern Campground- N6146 County Road H, Gleason, WI
Clear Lake Road, Elcho, WI
LAND AND COMMUNITY CAMP & TRAIL FIRE SAFETY
Gypsy's Hideaway Campground- N11377
Lily River RV Park & Cabins- 7790 Jones Lane, Pickerel, WI
Norm's Hollow- W6902 County Road A, Deerbrook, WI
Oakridge Campground- N11675 Highway Z, Elcho, WI
Perch Lake Campground- N10571 Clear Lake Road, Elcho, WI
River Forest Campground- 510 Co Hwy WW, White Lake, WI 54491
Rocky Rips Campground- N4327 WI-55, White Lake, WI 54491
Shady Brook Campground- W8979
County Road K, Elcho, WI
Veteran's Memorial Park- N8375 Park Rd, Deerbrook, WI 54424
Walleye Lodge Campground- N11159
Walleye Road, Pearson, WI
news & updates
Radio chattter poKOAR Run
New for 2025- Join in the fun as we collect Radio Chatter cards at area establishments and win prizes for the best hand, worst hand and more. Thanks Radio Chatter and Northology for sponsoring!
KOAR9s in the
The GoGoGoodwins return with a dog treats and info on pet emer care, a dog watering station and swag bags Thanks MidlandUSA doggie doo bags and to the Good your dedication to our pets and of their adventures
On KOAR Friday, you can book a 30minute seaplane tour for a breathtaking aerial view of the Keweenaw’s forests, lakes, and rugged shoreline Flights depart right from Copper Harbor! Tickets are limited and can be booked now on the KOAR website Don’t miss this unique way to experience the Northwoods from above
Open skies project tours seaplane tours
On Saturday during KOAR, attendees are invited to join free tours of the Open Skies Project a Cold War-era radar base perched atop Mt Horace Greely Explore this historic site, learn about its past and future as part of the Open Skies Project, and take in some of the best panoramic views in the Keweenaw Tours run at 10am, 12pm and 2pm, sign up at camp!
TCTeardrops is dedicated to the KOAR! Not only have Todd and Carol sponsored the motoKOAR programthis year they are sponsoring an RC crawler course in vendor village Bring yours and join the fun!
delaware mine tours
A limited number of free tour tickets are available for this selfguided tour Signup sheet and tickets available in vendor village
raise a toast
Jason says he needs a change and Brickside will be someone elses project by the end of September Stop in at Brickside and tell Jason goodbye and thanks for the support over the years (and if youre lucky, there may be some Brickside Bucks in your goody bags )
Limited number of tickets left- get yours today!
ADVENTURE BEST MAN’S FRIEND
ZOEY
There’s something undeniably special about hitting the road with your dog riding shotgun ears flapping in the wind, nose pressed to the window, ready for whatever adventure lies ahead Overland travel with dogs isn’t just about exploring wild places; it’s about deepening the bond with a creature who thrives in the present, finds joy in the simplest moments, and never questions your sense of direction (even when you should) In this photo essay, we celebrate the four-legged co-pilots who turn campsites into homes, trailheads into playgrounds, and long drives into unforgettable journeys
ODIN
RHYAN
STEVIE NICKS
SULLEY
OVERLANDING - OFFROADING
KAYAKING - MOUNTAIN BIKING
FISHING - CAMPING SKIING
SNOWBOARDING HUNTING
SURFING - CANOEING PADDLE BOARDING
BY DEREK VANSPRONSEN
INVASION LOCATION
GETTING TO LEATHERWOOD WAS A JOURNEY ITSELF, SLOWLY TRANS-ITIONING FROM THE FLAT OR ROLLING HILLS OF SOUTHERN MICHIGAN AND OHIO, TO FOLLOWING RIVERS THROUGH VALLEYS BETWEEN THE CUMBERLAND MOUNTAIN RANGE.
EXPLORATION- GETTING A FEEL FOR THE PARK
I RESOLVED TO WALK ANY BLACK TRAILS BEFORE TAKING MY TRUCK DOWN THEM, WHICH WAS A WISE DECISION GIVEN WHAT JACKSON ROBAR AND I CAME ACROSS ON A QUICK NIGHT RUN LATER.
TRAIL CHOICES AND REPRECUSSIONS
Photo: Mario Gonzalez
WHEN THE WRONG TURN IS YOUR ONLY OPTION I TRIED A BYPASS...BUT THAT PROVED TO BE FAR TOO STEEP FOR FULL SIZE TRUCKS, LEAVING US WITH THE ROCKY HILL CLIMB AS OUR ONLY OPTION.
LEATHERWOODCAMP 7/10
LEATHERWOODTRAILS 10/10
OVERALL, THERE IS MORE THAN ENOUGH FOR ANY SKILL LEVEL OR RIG TYPE TO KEEP ENTERTAINED AT THE PARK.
LEATHERWOODUNIQUE FEATURES 7/10
LEATHERWOODLOCAL AMENITIES 4/10
EDMUNDFITZGERALD TEESANDHOODIES
THE LEGEND LIVES ON
Protecting the Keweenaw's vast landscapes. For everyone. Forever.
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