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It’s really easy to do and some trips I don’t mind especially if it’s the summer and you’re in the desert.

Well my goal will be to see both on this trip. Basically go up to deadhorse then down to north the southern coats of Alaska. Anyways that has been my rough idea but it doesn’t leave a lot of time in Yukon. Granted I could do a lot of driving and see everything in 6 weeks but my family won’t...

Yeah I’m only 27 and I really didn’t have a huge desire to venture very far until I started watching wolf of expedition overlands videos then getting into a rig I love building it out now I want to be gone every weekend and thankfully I work for myself so saving money is all that stops me from...

My goal is the see the Arctic yes but not necessarily to see it in both Canada and the US I also want to see some glaciers as well as find cool places to camp. I lean twards going to deadhorse and staying mainly in Alaska then another trip get up to tuktoyaktuk.

Hahah it really could be worse. I mean I don’t personally know anyone that has been to the Arctic and I’m very glad I can make the trip. Granted it will be the first long distance overland trip I’ve taken.

I do know it’s not in Alaska but I would like to go. I have 6 weeks tips and will be travelikf with my wife and 2 kinds both under 2 plus my parents in there rig. I want to get to the Arctic so either deadhorse or tukttoyaktuk is what I’m thinking. Tuktoyaktuk and back down into Alaska is a...

Appreciate the advice man! So right now I’m at least planning on spending a month on this trip but maybe longer. I’m still in the early stages or planning and still looking iver routs. I’ve debated reaching the attic either at TUK or Deadhorse Alaska. I’m in Oregon so I have a days drive to the...

Me and my wife are just starting trip planning To overland up to Alaska and though the Yukon from Oregon and wanting input on route ideas and things to see when we go. We definitely want to get remote but will he traveling with my parents and they will have a 4wheel drive with a camper and I...

Yeah last weekend I had coyotes come out the the truck while I’m The thent. If I had seen then before I went into it with my nods I probably would have shot some but oh well. After that I’m not super worried about coyotes anymore though but I do camp with my BCM suppresses 11.5 AR and it goes up...

I would stick to the things that let You recover Your vehicle. So reaction boards, shovel and axe and winch and all the equipment that lets you get yourself out of a whatever you may find yourself in including having some type of ground anchor. In my opinion recovery straps can probably wait...

I’ll take a look at that. It may be hard since I do have to work Friday.

Any recommended places to go camp with the wife and kid iver the weekend within a couple hours of Medford? Preferably remote just want to get away but without having super rough roads since my wife is 8 months pregnate. I’m more familiar with areas not near home sadly enough.

last weekend Christmas valley Oregon. The last night of our trip.

Last thing I bought was a rhino rack 270 degree awning. Still haven’t gotten it in hand though. The next thing I will buy radio equipment or more recovery gear.

Touring is honestly a great term I think. That’s what the Australians call overlanding. It’s funny you mention not seeing any more people in remote areas cause last weekend I was in the Oregon desert and barely saw anyone until we got to a camp site near a more populated mountain range that was...

So I’m definitely new to all this but here is my tale listening to overland journal and other world travelers. Overland travel is travel. You domt say cause you are within 500 miles of home you are not traveling and the same for overlanding. But I also agree flying down the freeway isn’t...

Honestly man a shortbed Ram. With a family they are super roomy and I can load them down and still get great range over 500 miles and even all loaded out not be near my gross weight rating making it so it’ll hold up. I may want something different if I was traveling the world a lot but I’m not...

A chance at what? Rock crawling? No it definitely doesn’t but overlanding? All day man. Overland is traveling overland usually off-road but if your goal is travel then you probably are not putting rigs in a position to get super damaged and I’ve seen some dudes do very impressive stuff with full...

Granted I have a Ram not a Tacoma but I went from 33s to 37s with no loss in performance. The only thing I need to do is get my speedometer corrected cause that being off effects where it shifts. I can still get 20mpg good acceleration and braking and the bigger tire definitely helped my wife’s...

I’m also the guy who gets flats a lot! Like I was averaging 2 flats or blowouts a year for a minute.