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These are a great help, thank you!!

Would you have GPS for this location? Thanks!

Hi, yes, we are planning on hiking in Arches National Park, so will be looking for a good campsite near Moab the night before.

Hello, fellow overlanders, I am planning a trip to Utah this summer and looking for ideas, insights, and locations for off-grid / dispersed camping and great places to visit, will be traveling from Salt Lake City south to Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon to Lake Powell, Monument Valley, and...

At Last, I have found my rig, a 2022 4Runner, looking forward to building it and getting out on the trail...

Questions for the group: Do you haul kayaks, SUPs (Stand Up Paddle Boards), or canoes when Overlanding? What is your setup? What are the pros and cons of hauling gear on weekend or longer trips? We have camped for years and are avid kayakers. However, we are new to vehicle-based...

This looks interesting...https://carbuzz.com/news/land-rover-defender-stars-in-new-overlanding-documentary

Starting to shop around for our first G.O.A.T. vehicle, currently using our family minivan and my son’s Jeep Patriot to carry our kayaks and camping gear for now. Put the $100 down to reserve the Ford Bronco Black Diamond, but having second thoughts as I am not sure I want to wait that long to...

All of our Boy Scout patrols use these stoves, they can take a beating from teenagers and still work for years, great choice!

Yes, I have used mine for years, no issues, easy to clean if you are a messy chef…LOL!:grinning:

I agree, having a movie night is a bit counterproductive to spending time off-grid. However, it is a good filler for one or two nights when you are camping for up to a week. I have recycled an old 6’x4’ pop-up display unit, it is lightweight and the back is white, which works well for us.

An adventurous and socially distanced Thanksgiving would not be the same without individual cast iron skillets, we will see you on the flip side, have a happy and safe Thanksgiving!!

Haha! @FishinCrzy , so true, I know what you are talking about, I even lie to my kids about some of my scars and old injuries, as I don’t want them to know how crazy I was when I was their age. But, we need to let them explore and have fun too!!!

Thanks, Kent, still learning to navigate my way around the forums!

Planning on heading west into the North Carolinas mountains for Thanksgiving, Wife and two sons (high schoolers), each of us is responsible for cooking at least one meal on the campfire, will share recipes when we return. Should be interesting to see what everyone cooks, not sure about the...

Will do, hopefully not too far down the road...

Terry, good to hear you are using the paid version of Gaia. As we transition from kayaking and hiking to vehicle supported exploring, I will be upgrading for sure!

This is more curiosity than a question, wondering what is used for mapping your journey and navigating your route? I use three different applications; on my phone, I have the free version of Gaia GPS and of course google maps. In my vehicle, I have a Garmin Nuvi 50LM Navigator and a handheld...

New member from North Carolina, looking to explore the coast, piedmont, mountains, and beyond,. Always happy to be outdoors!!

Padams7. That is great for you and your son, enjoy the scouting journey, try not to take it too seriously, and have fun learning cool outdoor skills that every kid should know.