Regions
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Browse by country and state. Most of our coverage is in the western US — that'll change as more of you send trip reports from everywhere else.
United States
Off-road and overland adventure across the lower 48, Alaska, and US territories. Browse by state.
Alaska
In this Alaska overlanding guide we’ll introduce some of the best regions, wilderness areas, and overland routes the state has to offer.
Arizona
Saguaro deserts, sky-island ranges, and high-clearance routes from Sedona to the Sonoran.
California
Pacific coast, Sierra Nevada, deserts, and big national-forest backcountry. Thousands of miles of OHV and overland routes from Death Valley to the Lost Coast.
Colorado
Colorado offers some of the most dramatic overland routes and landscapes in the United States.
Idaho
Frank Church Wilderness, Salmon River breaks, Centennial Mountains, and some of the longest motorized backcountry corridors in the lower 48.
Kentucky
With is mountainous terrain and ample wilderness, Kentucky offers many opportunities for overlanding adventure.
Montana
Montana is one of America's premier destinations for overlanding and off-roading.
Nevada
Wide-open BLM, sand dunes, and ghost-town backcountry across the Great Basin.
New Mexico
High desert, lava fields, and forgotten dunes between the Rio Grande and the Chihuahuan plateau.
Oregon
Oregon has one of the most diverse landscapes in the United States, offering a feast of overlanding opportunities.
Texas
Guide to overlanding and off-roading routes and destinations in Texas.
Utah
Guide to overlanding Utah, one of the most picturesque and rugged regions in the United States.
Washington
Cascade passes, Olympic rainforest, Channeled Scablands. Mix of national-forest 4WD and BLM holdings east of the Cascades.
Wyoming
Big-sky basins, the Bighorns, and Red Desert two-tracks far from the interstate.