Overlanding market growth is booming. What started as a niche community of explorers building rigs for remote travel has exploded into a full-blown lifestyle category with millions of participants across the U.S. But how often do overlanders really camp? How many are veterans of the lifestyle compared to first-timers planning their first expedition? Let’s break […]
Veteran vs. Newbie: Who’s Fueling Overlanding Market Growth Read More »
The Most Haunted place in Tennessee: Bell Witch Cave The Bell Witch Cave in Adams, Tennessee, is widely regarded as the most haunted site in the state, tied to the infamous Bell Witch legend, one of America’s most chilling ghost stories. This cave, located on the former Bell family property, is steeped in supernatural lore
Overlanding Tennessee: HAUNTED Adventure Trail Read More »
Tennessee’s rugged terrain and eerie history make it a haven for overlanders craving more than just scenic trails—its haunted sites, ghostly legends, and Bigfoot sightings add a spine-chilling edge to any adventure. From misty Appalachian ridges to abandoned prisons and shadowy forests, these destinations blend off-road exploration with paranormal intrigue and cryptid mysteries, perfect for
5 Spookiest Overlanding Destinations in Tennessee Read More »
What is overlanding? Overlanding is one of those words that gets thrown around a lot in Jeep and off-road circles, but if you ask ten people what it means, you’ll get ten different answers. Some folks think it’s just another word for off-roading. Others think it’s vanlife with a lift kit The truth is, overlanding
Overlanding 411 // Part 1: What is Overlanding? Read More »
Overlanding in the Southeast near government bases, laboratories, or sensitive areas offers unique adventures, blending rugged trails with intriguing histories and curiosities like military testing grounds or rumored Bigfoot sightings. Below, I’ll highlight three notable destinations in the Southeast, recommend tools for planning routes to avoid restricted areas, and explore the curiosities that make these
Overland Southeast: Trails Near Bases & Bigfoot Hotspots Read More »
Adventure travel isn’t a game. It should never really be about tallying up miles on a map. I would suggest it should be about what those miles mean. The “why” is where the value lies: connecting with people and places in ways that surprise you, contributing to the stewardship of wild lands, challenging your own
31 Things To Do While Adventure Traveling (and Why They Matter) Read More »
Overlanding offers an exhilarating way to explore the rugged beauty of America’s backcountry, but when your route skirts government bases, laboratories, and sensitive areas, the adventure takes on an extra layer of intrigue—and caution. These locations, often shrouded in secrecy due to military operations, scientific research, or historical significance, provide a backdrop for overlanders seeking
Overlanding Around Government Bases, Laboratories, and Sensitive Areas Read More »
Pulling into camp after a long day on the trail is one of the great joys of overlanding. Whether you’re in the deserts of the Southwest, the forests of the Southeast, or exploring abroad, settling into a quiet spot under the stars is what this lifestyle is all about. But once the sun goes down,
Camp Safety and Security at Night: A Guide for Overland Travelers Read More »
Overlanding into Bigfoot Country: For generations, whispers of Sasquatch sightings in the South have echoed through pine forests, misty swamps, and remote Appalachian ridges. Campfire stories, blurry photos, and strange footprints have kept the legend alive — but for Jeepers and overlanders, those same landscapes double as some of the best places to explore in
Sasquatch Sightings in the South: Overlanding into Bigfoot Country Read More »
Cover your winch! If you’ve invested in a winch for your Jeep Gladiator, Wrangler, or overlanding rig, you already know it’s one of the most valuable recovery tools you can own. But here’s the thing—leaving your winch exposed to the elements without protection is a quick way to shorten its lifespan and compromise performance. From
Why It’s Important to Cover Your Winch (and 3 Easy Options) Read More »
