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Overland Expo 2014
It’s that time of year again. The time of year when overlanders from around the world converge on a small mountain meadow outside Flagstaff, Arizona. Now in it’s eighth year, the Overland Expo is North America’s…
A Budget Overlander, Forester Part II: Protection
Adding a sheet of Primitive Racing’s armor to the Expedition Portal Forester
Adventure Interview: Lacey and Luis of the Lost World Expedition
They call it the Lost World Expedition, and it all began in 2009 when Lacey and Luis sold everything and hit the road.
Field Tested: Goal Zero Yeti 400
Early last fall I made the decision to upgrade my aging and much-used Goal Zero Extreme 350 with the brand’s newly released Yeti 400. I have used Goal Zero products since they first entered the…
The Mercedes Geländewagen Entdecker
Overland Journal tests one of the finest Geländewagen ever produced—the Entdecker
The Alpha Camper
We borrow a new Alpha Camper from All Terrain Warriors
to determine just how mammoth it’s not.
Serious Adventure
Overland Journal evaluates the new KTM 1190 Adventure R
James Baroud Evasion Evolution RTT
There’s a quote that states without struggle there is no progress. Well if putting up your tent and dealing with the wind noise is considered struggle, then the James Baroud is certainly progress.
First Ride: 2015 Salsa Bucksaw Full-Suspension Fatbike
Fat is where it’s at.
Financing Extended Overland Trips: How Do They Do it?
While there’s not one holy grail of an answer to this question, here’s a few ways that real around the world travelers have paid for their adventures.
Adventure Motorcycle Training: RawHyde
Have you ever “bunny-hopped” a 1200 GS over a log?
36 Hours of Adventure: Sedona
Not every overland adventure crosses a continent or even a county. Busy schedules often conspire to postpone extended travels, but that only opens the door for shorter excursions which can be no less challenging and fun….
The Americas with Tubby Xplorer: Part 12
The founder of Eezi-Awn continues his world adventure, this time updating us in South America
Then and Now: The BMW GS
With adventure motorcycling becoming more popular than ever, we take a look back at one of it’s most iconic bikes
Bikepacking: Selecting the Right Shelter
If you’ve been tuning into the Expedition Portal bikepacking series, you’ll know we’ve covered everything from how to select a bike to which snacks to keep in your jersey pockets. One of the more critical components…
Field Tested: Mountain Khakis Field Bag and Cabin Duffel
When it comes to buying the right gear, luggage is among the most important. If you need to trust something to hold everything else then make sure it’s something tough and secure.
The Baja Fish Taco
When south of the border, grab a cold cerveza and indulge in a few of Baja’s legendary Tacos de pescado.
Gear Scout: A Shovel for the Spetsnaz and Utah Mud
Modeled after those used by Russian Spetsnaz special forces, this shovel can help you dig a hole, chop up wood, or even assail combatants in hand to hand conflict.
Pronghorn Overland Gear’s MFES for the Jeep JK
In the back of my mind, as I walked past a seemingly endless inventory of JK bumpers, was an image of something entirely different, the Pronghorn MFES.