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Featured Vehicle: Expedition Overland’s Toyota Tacoma
The next evolution of XO’s Toyotas is complete and ready for their biggest adventure yet.
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The next evolution of XO’s Toyotas is complete and ready for their biggest adventure yet.
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The most unique and capable expedition camper ever made in North America is for sale!
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The newest RTT to be release promises to be light, affordable, and easy to mount.
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Lisa Morris compiles an extensive list of resources for women riders. And it is a big list.
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Mercedes dumps the electric windows and leather seats for off-road grit
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Spanning many owners and several adventures, Maggie the Landy continues to soldier on.
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We put today’s roof top tents side by side to see how each one stacks up against all the others.
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Improving on the already great ride of the Toyota 4Runner.
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Our top picks for gear haulers.
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Max adventure gives you a chance to drive the worlds coldest road
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There’s far more to Siberia than extreme weather and vastness.
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A ride along Tajikistan’s Pamir Highway
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Would an overlanding based professional or enthusiast be willing to give up their big block mud-terrains for BFGoodrich’s next generation aggressive all-terrain tire—the KO2?
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Colonel John Blashford-Snell, explorer, leader of men, and renaissance man, shares his life of adventure.
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A footslog not for the faint hearted
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Most English speakers are familiar with the cliché ‘my blood ran cold’. It occurs to me that for such a phrase to get worn out, many writers had to have been in situations where they were impaled to the spot by terror, rigid with fright, or paralyzed by indecision. Still as bone-old as it may be, I can find no…
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Venturing further into this largely unknown island, Matthew Swulinski uncovers many of its most well kept secrets.
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A fly-and-drive overland escape to one of the least visited places on earth.
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Expedition Portal has grown to become the world’s largest and most-visited resource for overland travelers.
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Celebrating the anniversary of the über-overlander – An Overland Journal feature by Mike Serpe