By Del & Stacie Albright
We’re glad you’re here.
This newly revamped website is more than a facelift — it’s a rally point for folks who care about keeping the great outdoors open, wild, and responsibly enjoyed.
From the rocks of the Rubicon, to the dirt roads of Death Valley, to the sand dunes of Glamis to the forest roads of the Sierra, we’ve spent decades riding, wrenching, writing, and fighting to preserve motorized access and promote sustainable outdoor recreation. This site brings all of that together in one place: blogs, books, land-use updates, Jeep life, and outdoor photography.
Here’s where to begin:
👉 Visit the Blog – Trail updates, land-use insights, and advocacy action
📸 Explore Our Photos – Stories through the lens of adventure (coming soon)
📚 Check Out Our Books – From poetry to policy, from combat to conservation
💬 Connect With Us – Shoot us a note or join the conversation
We’re building more every week — so bookmark us, subscribe to our updates, and follow along as we keep pushing for a future where access and adventure go hand in hand.
See you on the trail,
Del & Stacie
Welcome. I’m an adventurer and outdoorsman who loves four-wheeling, writing, overlanding, camping, and photojournalism. As a dedicated career advocate for sustainable outdoor motorized recreation, I’ve built a career championing responsible land use and access to public lands. I’m also an internationally published author, member of Outdoor Writers Association of California (OWAC), and retired Wildland Fire Chief with Army combat service in Vietnam.
To inspire, motivate, and facilitate…
Here, you will find links to books, writings, articles, and more from Del Albright.
Del is an internationally published author and 2014 Inductee into the Off-Road Motorsports Hall of Fame. He brings 60 years of motorized recreation experience, 26 years of fire service career, and 40 years of landuse to the table.
Being part of the solution, getting involved in land use and access to public lands is critical to keeping our trails open. It’s not that difficult or time consuming.
Bureaucracy is not hard to deal with once you understand the basics of their role in land use and access. The payback will be more open trails for you and your children.
Without our involvement in public lands and access issues, those who oppose our way of life will shut us out of public lands.
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