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Hi, looking forward to reconnecting with OverlandBound. Between COVID, working in remote areasI I have been off the OverlandBound grid for some time… attached is my current rig.

Hi Guys, it's been several years since I posted, thought I would pop back, say hi and get reconnected to the forum. I moved from my 2012 Jeep Rubicon to a 2020vTacoma,

Some more windshield pics

From camping in the snow and plowing your way through to camping in the desert climbing your way out....

Lets see some of those windshield pics....

Who is going to NWOR and/or BCOR?

I love the kitchen set up! Check out Amazon, the exact one was a bit cheaper

I'm not sure about wearing as little clothing as possible? We do a lot of cold weather camping in ground tents and RTT... I find you must always change into dry sleeping clothes (Long-johns, long sleeve t-shirt, dry sock, toque), a good -30 or -40 sleeping bag. I have a buddy that uses a...

Couple things, 1) I practice tread lightly! 2) I leave an area better than when I get there! (No trace camping) 3) I was not off the trail!!! I did pull over to let a large truck go by. It was supporting a group of mountain bikers.

Hmmmm, looks familiar....LOL

Only time I used chains in the past was if it was a 2 wheel truck. 18" of snow is no issue for the Jeep & trailer.

1) I'm a Canadian and I love winter 2) Utter Silence. It’s rare to hear absolute silence. If you haven’t experienced this, it’s pure bliss. 3) No crowds. You can camp anywhere you want. 4) No fire bans! There is nothIng better than a winter fire. 5) No bugs or mosquitos. 6) Wildlife is easier to...

Im leaving Wed, camping at Frog Falls, just past Revelstoke

We spent two days on the White Rim Trail! It was an awesome trail... Come prepared because there are long rocky stretches, deep sand, steep climbs, skinny trails, and no rescue/recovery for more than 100 miles. Also, you must have a permit as there is limited access/usage.

I had a great year of Overlanding from winter trails, Moab, summer and alpine camping and now the fall fun starts!

Would love to here about some cool overland cooking ideas... simple to exotic. Here is a picture of a simple meal...picked up some Chinese at the local deli going through town, quick to heat up on the trail, add some rice and presto!

I took in the first annual BC Overland Rally...lots of fun, cool rigs and even saw a couple of Overland Bound members!