Overlanding

Mississippi’s blend of winding backroads, forest trails, and river crossings makes it an underrated overlanding destination. From the pine-covered hills of the north to the coastal marshlands in the south, the Magnolia State offers plenty of overland-worthy routes. Explore our hand-picked maps, videos, and guides to plan your next Mississippi expedition. Page in development

South Carolina combines lowcountry coastal charm with rugged upstate mountain trails. Drive Francis Marion National Forest’s sandy tracks, explore the Blue Ridge foothills, or follow historic backroads through small Southern towns. We’ve gathered maps, videos, and guides to help fellow Jeepers and other adventurous overlanders find the best routes in and through the Palmetto State.

Louisiana isn’t just bayous and beignets — it’s also home to hidden off-road treasures. Discover forest trails in Kisatchie National Forest, sandy riverbanks along the Red River, and scenic byways through Cajun Country. Our curated maps and videos help Jeepers and overlanders find unique routes and destinations in and through the Pelican State.

Kentucky may be known for bourbon and bluegrass, but for overlanders, it’s a hidden gem. Between the limestone gorges of the Daniel Boone National Forest, and the buttery Land Between the Lakes, there’s a rich mix of terrain and routes waiting to be explored in your rig. Links to Routes & Maps (with GPX Files)

From the smoky heights of the Blue Ridge to the remote river valleys of the Sandhills and Coast Range, North Carolina delivers overlanding diversity that rivals any state. Whether you’re cruising forest service roads in Pisgah and Uwharrie National Forests, exploring rugged loops in Nantahala, or carving through the Cape Hatteras backwoods, this guide gives

Virginia sits at the heart of Appalachian overlanding. With two massive National Forests, the Blue Ridge Parkway, and ties into the Mid-Atlantic Backcountry Discovery Route (MABDR), the state offers a mix of technical forest service roads, scenic ridge drives, and river valley camping. If you’re planning an expedition here, these are the three best overlanding

Georgia’s overland scene blends Appalachian mountain climbs, winding forest roads, and sandy coastal drives. Tackle the Georgia Traverse for an epic state-spanning journey, explore Chattahoochee National Forest’s scenic routes, or unwind on the barrier islands. With our curated maps, videos, and guides, you can make the most of every expedition in and through Georgia. Links

Arkansas may not always get mentioned alongside Colorado or Utah, but for overlanders in the Southeast and Midwest, it’s one of the most underrated adventure states in the country. Known as The Natural State, Arkansas is packed with rugged Ozark ridgelines, rolling Ouachita forests, wild rivers, and endless backroads just waiting for a Jeep Gladiator

From the Appalachian foothills to the white-sand Gulf Coast, Alabama is a hidden gem for overlanding. Explore legendary routes like 600-1 and 600-2 in Talladega National Forest, wind through the rocky challenges of “Alabama’s Rubicon,” or enjoy the scenic byways that link mountains, waterfalls, and historic towns. Our curated maps, videos, and route guides make