Overlanding is vehicle-based, self-reliant, long-distance travel where the journey is more important than the destination. We discovered overlanding in 2018, after we had already been traveling full-time for four years.
We weren’t sure if we were cut out for the level of intentional self-deprivation that overlanding requires–especially because we were traveling with a one-year-old at the time! But our shakedown trips into Mexico had us hooked, and we ended up doing 4,000 miles through the interior and the full Baja Peninsula.
In 2018, we started preparing to overland around the world. As of October 2021, we launched our 10- to 15-year journey across all six habitable continents.
We have three subcategories you may be interested in:
- North America documents our overlanding adventures on the North American continent, including our travels through interior Mexico and Baja.
- Gear and Build is full of articles about our personal overlanding builds, as well as our recommendations for you, from experience. By sharing our mistakes, we hope to save you time, money, and sweat equity. No need to reinvent the wheel!
- Resources is pretty self-explanatory, full of overlanding suggestions and strategies to help you on your way.
Refuel and Reset for Baja California Sur on the Border in Guerrero Negro
Guerrero Negro tends to be an exciting milestone for most overlanders, since it’s just south of the state line in Baja California Sur. It’s a great place to get fuel
Bog Out Vehicle Recovery Kit Turns Wheels Into Winches
Bog Out Vehicle Recovery Kit allows recovery in reverse (Credit: Bog Out) What if you could “winch” yourself out without a winch? That is exactly what the team behind Bog
Off-roading to Misión San Borja in Baja California
Overlanding certainly isn’t about rock-crawling, but it naturally leads off-road as you push your personal limits. When I first read about the trail to Misión San Borja on Expedition Portal,
Three Nights at Bahía de Los Ángeles, Wild Camping and Palapa Dwelling
After our near escape from the tidal forces of Gonzaga Bay, we headed to Bahía de Los Ángeles, 110 miles to the south on the Baja Peninsula.
Baja California From San Felipe South to Gonzaga Bay
Gonzaga Bay. I’d heard about its beauty for so long, and now I was going to see it for myself. I enjoyed our stay in San Felipe and could’ve stayed
All the Baja Feels Overlanding Through San Felipe
Our spot at Victor’s RV Park Wednesday morning, we pulled into San Felipe after driving across the Baja Peninsula on Mex 3. Between the colorful Sea of Cortez, wide beaches,
Crossing the Baja Peninsula From Ensenada to San Felipe
Day two in Baja! I can’t believe how much ground we’ve covered already. You’d think we’re rushing, but we really have no agenda and have been loving the whole experience.
Baja Border Crossing at Tecate and First Night in Ensenada
What a difference 72 miles can make! We spent a frigid night at Potrero County Park in California, just 10 minutes from the border crossing at Tecate. Though the weather
