The Compass (Overland Expo)

2 days ago | overlandexpo.com | Hayley Helms

Eating, drinking and being merry are easy to do at Overland Expo West. With plentiful options to choose from, including over twenty unique food trucks, special events across the event and even in-booth parties, you’ll be sure to find fun wherever you roam. This year, Overland Expo West will have four areas to eat, drink and explore: the Oasis Sponsored by XPLOR, the Ramada, the West Lot and the Quad.

3 days ago | overlandexpo.com | Rick Stowe

Hot on the heels of the updated Forester, the new 2026 Subaru Outback just debuted and this is much more than a light refresh, with a bold redesign and updated tech throughout. While there is plenty of new in this Subie, the Outback is still focused on utility and adventure all wrapped up in a wagon-shaped package, but some might argue that it’s starting to lean into SUV territory.

6 days ago | overlandexpo.com | Rick Stowe

Spring is in the air. Flowers are blooming, insects are starting to buzz around again and cool concept Jeeps are roaming around Moab. That’s right, it’s Easter Jeep Safari time, and once again Jeep has brought out concept vehicles ranging from wild to mild. Interestingly, three of the seven were introduced as “Concept” vehicles, while the other four are under the ” Performance Parts by Mopar” category. More on that later.

1 week ago | overlandexpo.com | Anthony Sicola |Rick Stowe

The term “overlanding” can mean something different for everyone. For some, overlanding is a quick trip to the mountains in an organized campsite, for others it could mean long trips consisting of highway driving followed by challenging off-highway terrain to a remote place. For still others, it means long-term traveling in a vehicle or motorcycle that could span multiple countries or continents. Wherever you fall on the overlanding spectrum, getting started is relatively simple.

1 week ago | overlandexpo.com | Rick Stowe |Chris Bradley

Four Wheel Campers: A Legacy of Exploration, Innovation, and the Open RoadBefore “overlanding” was a household term in the U.S., Four Wheel Campers (FWC) was already quietly outfitting adventurers for life off-grid. Founded in 1972 in Colorado, the company emerged from a simple but powerful idea: that a reliable, lightweight, and low-profile pop-up truck camper could unlock the backroads and wilderness for more people.