Member Introductions *NEW MEMBERS INTRODUCE YOURSELF*

[Shahn]

I didn’t know this is a thing! So I’m not new, but will introduce myself all the same!

Jesse
Payson, UT

2020 4Runner ORP
Do varying difficulties on trails ranging from Magruder (easy) to Elephant Hill (left metal on that one a couple of times!) Always down for a ride!

Greetings Jesse, welcome to Overland Bound!

 

[Shahn]

Hello
New member here. Looking forward to conversing with like minded off road enthusiasts.
interested in camping, off roading, fishing and painting plein air landscapes.

Greetings, welcome to Overland Bound!

 

[Shahn]

Hi, just joined. Long term camper van owner, previously 4x4 but now waiting delivery of a 4x4 camper/light expedition vehicle.

UK, Kent.

Greetings Roger, welcome to Overland Bound!

 

[DixiePhotoArt]

Location: Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Rig: 2008 GMC Yukon
Experience: Driven PA roads. Dodged some nasty potholes. Joking aside I drive through some mud puddles near my house when I can. I'm trying to figure out what gear to invest in before I venture off to any trails. I am completely new to this and ready to learn and hopefully have some wonderful experiences.

Welcome to Overlanding! Dodging potholes and sliding through mud puddles is exactly what we do on a daily basis in Oklahoma!

Element Video in Red Dirt

I'm probably the newest person in the community and there is LOTS of great information, I would suggest deep diving into the forums, ask many questions, and then taking the basics for an overnight trip - Safety / Shelter / Substance. Then adjust for the next journey, destination and/or comfort. Most important will be to know your limitations, expectations and never forget it's about the experience.

Enjoy!
Dixie