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About Expedition Portal

Expedition Portal is a community of adventure travelers, where the primary means of exploration is by 4wd and motorcycle. Founded in 2005 by Scott Brady, CEO of Overland International, Expedition Portal is operated by a team of experienced adventurers, our staff having completed expeditions on all seven continents and travels in 140+ countries. With the growing popularity of overland travel, Expedition Portal has expanded in membership and content to represent the single-largest repository of online overland resources on the web. This includes 4,000+ feature editorials, 180,000+ community members on the forum with over 2.5 million forum posts. Most know us as ExPo.

About Overland International

Overland International, Inc. is the parent company for the Overland Journal magazine, the Expedition Portal website and the Overland Rally event series. Along with these channels, our team also produces high-quality video for the web and television. The company is an employee-owned, veteran-owned business headquartered in Prescott, Arizona.

About Overland Journal

Started in 2007, Overland Journal is an archive quality, journal format publication dedicated to expedition travel and exploration in North America and around the world. The magazine is published five times per year with a print and digital circulation of 20,000 copies. Overland Journal features over 140 pages of expedition vehicles, travel stories, equipment reviews and breathtaking photography. Learn more about Overland Journal at overlandjournal.com.

What is Overlanding?

Overlanding is about exploration and adventure travel. While the roads and trails we travel might be rough or technically challenging, they are the means to an end, not the goal itself. The pursuit is to see and learn about our world, whether on a weekend trip 100 miles from home or a 10,000-mile expedition across another continent. The vehicle and equipment can be simple or extravagant – they, too, are simply means to an end. History, wildlife, culture, scenery, self-sufficiency – these are the rewards of overlanding. Click here for a complete definition.

10 Comments

  • Ron Pippin

    September 26th, 2018 at 8:16 pm

    Hi, I have made several attempts to finish my subscribe to Overland Journal, you did respond and thought we had it figured out. I get as far as requesting the confirmation e-mail but never receive the confirmation e-mail. I have double checked that the e-mail is correct…..

  • Nathan Klemm

    October 22nd, 2018 at 1:50 pm

    I noticed that both links on the most recent article “Overland Routes – Anza-Borrego State Park” are broken. The Hema link appears to just be partially-hyperlinked and the california state park map link is giving a permissions error.

    Feel free to delete this! I just didn’t immediately notice an email address that seemed appropriate

  • Anton Sørensen

    February 20th, 2019 at 4:47 am

    Hi,

    We are a group of students from the Technical University of Denmark, working on a project in collaboration with the company, Alu-box.com (Aluminum boxes made for expeditions and overland travel). The purpose of the project is to optimize these boxes to fulfil the needs of its primary customers, travelers and people going on expeditions.

    Therefore, we would appreciate if you would share some of your knowledge and feedback from the travelers in your network that are using expedition boxes, in regards to partition and organization of the inside of the box (how it’s done, what are stored, problems, needs, etc.).

    You are also very welcome to answer by mail if preferred.

    We are looking very much forward to hearing from you!

    Best regards,
    Anton Sørensen

  • Anton Sørensen

    February 20th, 2019 at 4:49 am

    Hi,

    We are a group of students from the Technical University of Denmark, working on a project in collaboration with the company, Alu-box.com (Aluminum boxes made for expeditions and overland travel). The purpose of the project is to optimize these boxes to fulfil the needs of its primary customers, travelers and people going on expeditions.

    Therefore, we would appreciate if you would share some of your knowledge and feedback from the travelers in your network that are using expedition boxes, in regards to partition and organization of the inside of the box (how it’s done, what are stored, problems, needs, etc.).

    You are also very welcome to answer by mail, if preferred.

    We are looking forward to hearing from you!

    kind regards,
    Anton

  • CHARLES NEFF

    February 28th, 2019 at 10:02 am

    First do you do any articles on the “Cheap Overland experience” or maybe “Weekend getaway for 100.00”, I live in Ohio we have many places to camp at, so I get to get away to the wild, a couple times a year. Would like to see articles on “What to do in the Midwestern States”, “Overland Journal/The Cheap Skates Memoirs”. You articles are good, they inform, Offer options. But there seems to be nothing for the Low Brow Camper, Or the Tight-Wad in ME.

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