The most important step in preparing for your next Overlanding adventure is making sure your vehicle is ready too. Having a regular maintenance routine for your Overlanding vehicle just makes sense and can benefit you in the short and long term. It could mean the difference between getting your vehicle back on the trail promptly […]
Overlanding with friends and family is great. However, whether through choice or circumstances, you may find yourself with the opportunity or desire to go it alone. Is this a chance to find yourself, be one with nature and finally get some alone time or is it a recipe for disaster? The honest answer is it […]
Weekend off-roading and camping are fun, but once you get the desire to travel to further destinations, the local trails frequently fall short of fulfilling your need for new adventures. Being a part of a group of seasoned Overlanders who venture farther into the wilderness is the simplest method to increase the length of your […]
First impressions matter. Fender flares are a great modification that’s easy to overlook, but they provide a lot of value. Many people start out assuming the purpose of fender flares is only for styling, but with a little research you can find they offer many more benefits. Once you have seen the value of fender […]
With the weather warming up it’s time to start getting outdoors and experiencing nature in all its wonder. Overlanded has compiled a list of basic strategies and advice to help you make your way safely. General Hiking Tips We generally suggest that you wear hiking boots or approach shoes instead of tennis shoes. In rugged […]
Slow and Steady Off-road driving is arguably the best part of Overlanding. With a little planning and preparation, the chances of running into trouble will be greatly reduced. Despite the wave of trail closures in the last ten years, there still exists a vast network of tracks and trails open to Overland vehicles. Many of […]
Typically when you’re out in the cold you’re bundled up in a heavy coat, mittens, snow boots, a scarf etc. If you go hiking in the winter dressed like that you’ll end up hot, sweaty and very uncomfortable. You will also have a higher chance of getting hypothermia. What you want to do when hiking […]
Hi-Lift jacks have been around for a long time. To a lot of people they are still known as ‘wallaby jacks’, but to the majority of 4WD owners who use them, they are known better as Hi-Lift, or recovery jacks. The main principle behind this recovery tool is to lift the vehicle up and out […]
