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Andrew Taylor is a 30-year-old mountain biker who has spent the last two years on the road. This is the rig that made it possible.
It comes down to better organization, capacity, and accessibility
Thinking about designing your own rig? Here are some tips from a pro.
Each year, Flagstaff, Arizona, turns into an overlanding mecca for a weekend. Last week I set out in search of the sweetest, most eye-catching vehicles at the event. They weren't hard to find.
The ceiling can hold us, so we're throwing tents up there.
Maximize your under-the-bed storage by choosing gear that packs small without compromising on function
From Expedition Overland, this episode of Oh Hey There with Jeff walks through the Adventure Trailers Habitat Truck Topper.
Design, luxury, and practicality—all for $600 per month
When weight isn't an issue, comfort is king
These things from Go Fast Campers can actually go off-road
But better isn’t always faster
The trucks, SUVs, and crossovers that keep going when the pavement ends
We drove one across Peru to find out
This new Jaguar E-Pace is also the roomiest small crossover
Big SUVs are a necessity for some families. Finally, they drive as well as they haul.
The legendary Mercedes SUV gets softer and more manageable for more drivers
Move over, Tacoma. There’s an all-new Ranger in town.
A small but mighty subculture navigates a lot more than the unpredictable conditions of living on the road
Free up some space inside your car by storing your gear on top
Overlanding, where you use your vehicle to explore and camp in off-the-grid spots, can be done in almost any car or truck. At Tactical Application Vehicles, Walt Wagner specializes in helping people decide which upgrades are necessary, and then carefully adds those new components to their rigs.
The all-new 2018 Wrangler will be more capable both on- and off-road
Want to ride around the world? Start here.
The new three-row car is the largest Subaru has ever made
Forget the cooler. In-car fridges make fresh food way more convenient in the outdoors.
From a $150 cooler to a $645 SUP, this list exclusively features gear that enables adventure. (Courtesy Isle) Isle Cruiser Soft Top Paddleboard Kit ($645) Why a soft-top SUP? Because you’re not in a race. The Isle Cruiser Soft Top Paddleboard kit includes a paddle and bungees to hold your gear. …
Stuff you can add to your truck to make it better for off-road travel
A light and roomy teardrop trailer.
The first car-based Range Rover honors the brand's off-road legacy, even though the on-road experience could use some improvements
The shell of this Ducati was lovingly hammered from three sheets of raw aluminum and then melded with mahogany veneer panels.
You could turn your Jeep or Tacoma into an off-road beast. Or you could just buy this bad-ass side-by-side buggy instead.
The 18-foot Mantis trailer (from $32,500) is just short enough to fit in a standard garage, but long enough to sleep four adults, and high enough to stand in
Roomy, safe, fast, and affordable, full-size trucks are the ultimate adventure enablers
Cheap, bigger inside than a NYC apartment, and it goes off-road. Sounds too good to be true, right? Well...
This sleek little unit is great weekender, but it’s no match for our 23-foot-long Artemis when it comes to permanent road life
With one of these on the back your truck, you can camp in ultimate comfort even in the most off-the-grid spots
Handcrafted in Italy, the Bike Butler ($4,265) is much more than just a bike hanger. An Elipson IC4 Bluetooth speaker is mounted inside, and there's also a wireless phone charger and four USB ports to charge accessories like bikes lights and a GPS.
Outrageous is the only apt descriptor for this 888-horsepower Mercedes G-Wagon from Brabus ($784,781).
The ultimate mountain rescue vehicle.
A limited edition motorcycle inspired by a jet plane.
Ford Australia is teasing a Ford Ranger Raptor. Could it come to the U.S.?
Electric cars are the future for commuters, but can they go the extra mile on a road trip?
When you're pulling a big trailer, you need a big engine to match
Looking for a practical, versatile car that's luxurious and well-designed? Take the all-new 2018 Volvo XC60 for a test drive.
A mashup of a Tesla and Land Rover Defender.
A restored 1937 Yellowstone tour bus.
An overland camper you can use all year
This Australian teardrop (from $42,300) unfolds like origami into a proper backcountry basecamp.
This Heritage Edition Defender 90 was one of the last Defenders to roll off the line before Land Rover ceased production on the beloved SUV. Now it's for sale.
Here's why you might consider an overlanding trailer: it's heavy to tow, but capable of going almost anywhere. And, once you park and set up camp, you're free to use your truck.
A custom Ducati to benefit the Shiners Children Hospital
All you really need is a good set of tires
A Defender that's just as comfortable on the pavement as it is off road.
A moped that you can ride like a motorcycle or pedal like a bike.
A crew of our editors recently attended the Flagstaff event to check out the latest overlanding gear and the thousands of vehicles that drove in from around the world. Here are 11 of our favorites.
I spent three months camping with the trailer, which costs a fraction of most of its competitors. Here’s what I found.
A Made-in-America Motorcycle That You Can Actually Afford
Buttoned down, the camper on this Defender 110 ($54,650) doesn't look like much. But once the top goes up and the sides slide out (just like an RV), there's enough room for a bed, shower, toilet, and kitchen. Out back, a rack drops down for an instant wood deck. The whole setup process…
An expedition ready teardrop for less than $10,000.
An expedition grade rooftop tent.
The door handles are water bottles and the arm rest is a sleeping bag
We drove the luxury Italian brand's first SUV in the snowy Alps
For those who want to watch TV when on a safari
Transform your dirt bike into a bona fide snowmobile for less than $4,000
The perfect car for outdoor lovers just got even better