A fly-and-drive overland escape to one of the least visited places on earth.

Expedition Portal has grown to become the world’s largest and most-visited resource for overland travelers.

Celebrating the anniversary of the über-overlander – An Overland Journal feature by Mike Serpe

We baseline the newest addition to our fleet, and look at changes to come.

Expedition Portal’s Dendy Jarrett finds fun and misadventure on the beach.

Can adventure be found on tarmac and gravel roads?

A Norwegian motorcycle tale from the road.

It was 140 years ago when one man set out to ride a bicycle around the world in what would be only the first of many adventures.

It is one of the most well proven expeditionary duffels of our generation. From the deserts of Chad to the flanks of Annapurna, it has done it all.

In the second half of our Adventure Interview with Gareth and Lisa of Sirocco Overland, we talk about Afghanistan, good travels and…enrichment.

Alaska resident and photographer Keith Thompson captures the power and majesty of nature’s most formidable omnivores.

Bryon Dorr of Exploring Elements provides us with an excellent recap of this year’s event.

In our latest Adventure Interview, we catch up with Gareth and Lisa of Sirocco Overland.

He’s past a major Rubicon and moved on to his next great journey; may the forks in his path lead to endless adventures.

We pit two of the most popular expedition cases against each other in a head to head evaluation.

Adventure photographer Keith Thompson takes us to the far corners of the world.

Expedition Portal is a community of adventure travelers, where the primary means of exploration is by 4wd and motorcycle.

We were officially in India with our own vehicle. A place with no concept of personal space, where traffic is dizzying and dangerous, and where we are literally regarded as alien creatures.

You can’t go up this road in that thing––you’ll never make it!” This was not the first time this had happened to us. But as is the case for so many things, it’s all about perspective

This feature first appeared in the March 2012 Sojournal. We liked it so much, we wanted to share it again.