Overland Journal

Overland Journal is the premier magazine for environmentally-responsible, vehicle-based adventure travel, and is published five times per year.

Overland Journal • SUMMER 2024

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Contributors

Field Tested: Ducati DesertX Rally • Morocco test ride reveals an elegantly designed and authentically functional motorcycle.

Field Tested: Triple Aught Design Overlord Sweater • Versatile base layers suitable for a range of climates.

Field Tested: Triple Aught Design Hoodie and Dolman

Field Tested: Feathered Friend Flicker 20 Sleeping Bag • Worthy investments that bring a touch of luxury to your camp setup.

Field Tested: Thule Approach • Sleep in bliss in this rooftop tent.

Field Tested: NEMO Dagger Osmo • A spacious backpacking tent for two or three.

Field Tested: Flextail Tiny Repel • Your all-in-one outdoor companion.

Field Tested: Yakima Exo System • Modular madness that works like a charm.

Field Tested: Ford Maverick Tremor • Worlds are colliding. The ground is shaking.

Hiking the Pamirs by Karin-Marajke Vis • Experienced overlanders park their four wheels and explore Kyrgyzstan on foot.

Prometheus Unbound by Stephan Edwards and Tena Overacker • Portable Fire Pits for Every Season

Latitude • James Barkman | 70°N to 54°S

Crossing Continents: Cape of Needles by Scott Brady • Traversing the Cederberg Range to Cape Agulhas.

Minimalist Wallets by Lucie Hanes and Scott Brady • Spectacles, testicles, wallet, watch: a traveler’s manifesto.

A Canyon Reunion by Nicholas Bratton • Connections forged amongst many flags and augmented in one journey.

Reza Pakravan, Interviewed by Ashley Giordano • Dreaming big, one small step at a time.

Getting Unstuck by Gary Wescott • Recovery items to keep you moving.

What's in your Drawers? Sinuhe Xavier, by Tena Overacker

Solo Ride Goes South by Joe Fleming • Lady Luck rides pillion in Botswana.

Destinations: Scotland's Outer Hebrides

Overland Routes: Oregon's Desert Country

Royal Geographical Society

Overland Chef: Low anbd Slow Beef Ragu • Made with love, the Italian way.

Tail Lamp: The Death Valley Story that Almost Wasn't • Hubris is no match for one of the world’s hottest places.