An over night tour along the Continental Divide of Colorado during a spring turned winter.
Seven Countries in Seven Days
Traveling with the Expedition Overland team through Central America.
The other Hell: Ethiopia’s Danakil Depression
Visiting lakes of lava and scorched salt flats in one of Africa’s more exotic locations.
Border Crossings…The Not so Glamorous Side of Overlanding
It’s an unavoidable aspect of international overlanding, but it doesn’t have to always be difficult.
Porsche 944 across Africa
15,000 miles the hard way in a German sports car.
Sirocco Overland: Dneprovski GULAG – Magadan Oblast, Siberia
Visiting Siberia’s dark history.
The Expedition Portal Team Explores Baja
There are many dangers in Baja. The most serious of which is not going.
The Roads of Costa Rica
Touring the jungles and beaches of Costa Rica.
Roaming the West
Two well travelled Australians, Ron and Viv Moon, love wandering the wilder places of the Southwest of the USA.
Tuusula Finland to Bishkek Kyrgyzstan in a Volvo 240 Wagon
Once again, as it is prone to do, the Expedition Portal forums have served as the repository for another amazing journey, this time in the form of a drive from Finland to Kyrgzystan in a Volvo 240 Wagon. Forum member “Pata,” took the time to share his journey in a multi-page thread and we felt…
36 Hours of Adventure: A Weekend Trip in the PNW
You only need to go as far as your local wood to find big adventure.
Two Wheeled Nomad: A walk on the wild side
Jason and Lisa explore the Amazon Basin.
Got Baja? Part I: Ten Daze South of the Border
Overland Journal Editor Chris Collard digs deep into his archives and pulls out one of his early adventure stories from Mexico’s frontier state with Baja aficionados Ned Bacon and Randy Ellis.
You Might be an Overlander…
A fun twist from our forum members on how to know you’re an overlander. If you need a laugh, come on in.
Editor’s Letter: Has Crowd Funded Travel Jumped the Shark?
Is it a transaction, donation, or just a handout?
Flying High For Kids
Andrew Parker circumnavigates the globe by truck and balloon to raise funds for UNICEF.
Two Wheeled Nomad: Gigantic squiggles and serious giggles
Lisa and Jason continue to work their way north. Never missing an opportunity to see the world’s most amazing sights.
Where is Your Sense of Adventure?
A family trip overland from Vancouver Island to Los Cabos
Vanajeros: First Contact, First Portraits.
The Vanajeros reflect on the first days of their journey in the remote corners of Baja.
Leaving footprints in Torotoro and a present from La Paz
Refuelled and rested in Bolivia’s constitutionally recognised capital, Sucre, we scurried the 200 odd miles over rutas 5, 23 and 7 leading us into the urban sprawl that is Cochambamba. The streets were saturated with photocopier shops, crammed in between kiosks bursting with processed junk, chips and salsa, banks of candy and great walls of…