Overlanding?

Kane Creek, Utah. Credit: Mike Hartig

There has been a big rise in interest in overlanding in the past few years, I think in combination with the rise of “van life”. Pushed by covid, the rise in remote working, and changing views on work-life balance these kind of vehicle based reactions activities have taken off. But what is overlanding? Simply put, it is road tripping with camping at night. Generally it is considered off road and longer in time, but I do not think it has to be. A weekend trip out of town sightseeing and camping could be regarded as overlanding.

We recently had our annual spring Moab trip, that went awesome, and tradition is a few of us stay around for another week and go on an overlanding trip around Utah. This year we explored the western and southern parts of the San Rafael Swell. 4wheeling, hiking, camping and exploring a lot of uranium mining history, along with some unbelievable natural geology and colors.

Lets us know if you would like to join us nettime for a trip like this, we always have space or room in the truck for one more.