Destinations
Destinations
Hipcamp Reveals Its 50 Favorite Campgrounds Across America for 2026
Hipcamp has released its 2026 list of 50 Favorite Places to Camp in America, spotlighting standout destinations across 35 states — from Grand Canyon’s North Rim to off-grid desert camps and private farm stays that most travelers never find on their own.
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We scour the internet and talk to vehicle based travel writers to give you ideas for your next offroad and overlanding trip.
Southwest Montana’s Ghost Towns, Mountains, and Open Road
From a gold rush ghost town to a forgotten silver empire high in the Rockies, this southwest Montana road trip traces centuries of frontier history through some of the Northern Rockies’ most spectacular and least-traveled landscapes.
Driving the Dempster: North America’s Most Iconic Remote Highway
From blizzards and flat tires to caribou and Arctic beauty, the Dempster Highway delivers unforgettable adventure. This legendary 457-mile gravel road winds through Canada’s far north to the Arctic Circle and beyond, testing vehicles and rewarding drivers with some of the continent’s most remote and stunning landscapes.
Eastern Oregon’s Land of Cattle Kings and Outlaws
A 700-mile journey through southeastern Oregon’s most remote backcountry reveals a landscape steeped in Wild West history—from 19th-century cattle empires and ghost towns to modern-day armed standoffs, land speed records, and the murder sites of notorious fugitives. This is where the gunslinging frontier still lives.
Ketchikan by UTV: Alaska’s First City of Eagles and Salmon
Deep in Alaska’s Alexander Archipelago, Ketchikan offers more than cruise ship crowds. We explored the rainforest backcountry by Yamaha Wolverine X2 UTV, fished legendary salmon waters, and discovered why this remote outpost earned its title as Alaska’s First City—a land where bears roam freely and eagles outnumber tourists.
Conquering Alaska’s Dalton and Richardson Highway Ice Roads
From the Arctic Ocean to glacier-lined passes, Alaska’s Dalton and Richardson highways test drivers with extreme remoteness, treacherous conditions, and stunning wilderness. We share our experiences navigating these iconic routes—including white-out conditions, trucker etiquette, and what it takes to conquer 782 miles of Alaska’s last frontier.
Overlanding to Buenos Aires: Breakdowns, Borders & Surgery
From Incan ruins to an unexpected hospital stay, this South American overland journey delivers adventure, roadside mishaps, and life-saving surgery abroad.
Overlanding Iceland: The Lilienthal Redemption Adventure
Explore Iceland’s raw beauty by road and trail in this overlanding journey filled with waterfalls, glaciers, fjords, puffins, and unforgettable encounters.
Overlanding in Africa: Renting vs. Shipping Your Own Rig
Planning an overland adventure in Africa? Discover the pros and cons of renting vs. shipping your own vehicle, the best destinations, and expert travel tips for navigating this legendary continent.
Explore Vasquez Rocks: A Scenic Gem of Nature and Hollywood History
Discover Vasquez Rocks Natural Area in Agua Dulce, CA. Iconic rock formations, rich history, and a favorite filming location. Plan your visit to this unforgettable landmark.
Adventuring in Iceland: Tips for Exploring the Land of Fire and Ice
Plan your epic Iceland overland adventure with our travel guide. Learn about F-roads, renting vehicles, camping tips, must-see sights, and essential advice for navigating the Land of Fire and Ice.
Ancient Maghreb: Exploring Morocco with a 21st Century Sahrawi Nomad
Though I was reeling from a shoulder injury, lacerations on my left leg, and a nasty case of diarrhea, I was there to experience Morocco and bailing out was not in the cards.
Get Ready to Overland Hawaii with Ready Rigs
Need an escape? How about overlanding in Hawaii? Yes, it’s a thing and an outfit called Ready Rigs is ready to make it happen for you.
Of Elephants, Smugglers & Extortionists: On the Hunt in the African Bush
An Overland Tale from Kenya: Of Elephants, Smugglers & Extortionists in the African Bush.
Adventuring in Badlands National Park With Bound for Nowhere
A few days after my wife, MAK, graduated from college in the summer of 2012, we hit the road in our Honda Element with a pile of hand-me-down camping gear and our meager savings. We traveled for six months, covered 14,000 miles, and visited 21 national parks (among many other ...
