One van named Nacho, two travelers, 927 days driving around the world.
Switzerland to Mongolia in a D110 and Prado
Big inspiration in a small video package
Winter Wonderland
An AEV Ram, Mercedes G-Wagen, 70 Series Land Cruiser, and Jeep Cherokee hit the snowy trails
Pole of Cold – Journey to the Coldest Inhabited Place on Earth
Max adventure gives you a chance to drive the worlds coldest road
Living Legends: Gary and Monika Wescott of the Turtle Expedition
Overland Journal’s Chris Collard interviews one of the most well-traveled duos in overlanding.
NorthWest MogFest – Come for the Trucks, Stay for the People
It’s one of the most unique gatherings in the country: MogFest.
VOTD: Jungle Rover Test Drive (1957)
The gentleman’s approach to off-roading.
Cornwall 2 Cape Horn: Living without limits
“You don’t travel to see different things, you travel to see things differently”
36 Hours of Adventure: Eastern AZ and the Mogollon Rim
A dirt road, good friends, and two days are all you need for one heck of an escape.
Of Kangaroos, Stubbies, and Endless Sand Seas (Part II)
Cattle drives and tall tales.
Inside California’s Forgotten Grasslands
Filled with hidden canyons created by the San Andreas fault and home to the only antelope in Southern California, the Carrizo Plain is a fascinating, inhospitable, alien world. And one you probably haven’t heard of, much less visited. Let’s change that. No one would ever hold it against you for not knowing that the Carrizo…
Got Baja (Part III): Blue Water and Bad CV Joints
Ah Baja, a crystal clear sunrise, isolated sandy beaches, warm sun, cold margaritas…and a hangover. It’s the kind of stuff that invokes thoughts of a Jimmy Buffet song—but not on this south-of-the-border morning. Adrenaline shot through my veins as I awoke to the high-pitched whine of a Class 1 buggy clearing a rise just a few…
On the Devil’s Doorstep
Dust, bombs, smugglers, and one great adventure down the road of the devil.
Of Kangaroos, Stubbies, and Endless Sand Seas (Part I)
Chris Collard edifies us on Aussie speak and the Land Down Under
Got Baja (Part II): Cerveza, Tacos de Pescado, and Mañana Mode.
Chris Collard digs deep into the archives and finds gold…Got Baja? (Part II). It’s raw, but the cerveza is cold.
The Mongolian Bankhar Dog
Exploring Mongolia to Protect Predator and Prey
Driving Australia’s Most Challenging Off-Road Trail
For most of Cape York, the remote peninsula north of Cairns that runs parallel to the Great Barrier Reef, the nearest major city isn’t even in Australia, it’s in Papua New Guinea. You know, where head-hunting was a thing up until a couple of decades ago. We just drove through it on the most challenging…
Sirocco Overland: Through Senegal and the road to Dakar
There was a mix-up at the border crossing. There, I said it. To this day I still can’t recall what we were actually thinking or exactly how it happened. Rule number one in overlanding… always ensure your paperwork is in order. We skipped past about 100 trucks queued up on the embankment road and followed…
The Overland Festival
Main Line Overland and Touratech support Mid-Atlantic adventurers with a first-class event
High Passes and Rain Storms
A trip through Southern Colorado’s Famous Trails