Everything Went Wrong During Our EarthRoamer Off Road Recovery
A dry-looking desert track, a hidden layer of clay, and one very stuck EarthRoamer. What followed was a long night of digging, winching, problem-solving, and an eventual recovery that taught us hard-earned lessons about overlanding, recovery gear, and traveling in heavy expedition vehicles.
The Best Apps for Overlanding, Hiking, and Cycling Trip Planning in 2026
Discover the best overlanding, hiking, cycling, and camping apps for 2026. From onX Offroad and Gaia GPS to Trailforks, AllTrails, Harvest Hosts, and iOverlander, these are the tools we rely on to plan routes, find campsites, explore trails, and navigate remote adventures.
We Pushed Deeper Into the Owyhee Discovery Trail. Was It Worth the Risk?
We took our EarthRoamer deep into Oregon's Owyhee Canyonlands on the Discovery Trail. Here's the real cost vs. payoff — fuel logistics, trail width specs, the boat ramp camping hack, and what we'd do differently next time.
Eastern Sierra Magic: Our Favorite Stops Along California's Highway 395
We drove California's Highway 395 in our EarthRoamer and the Eastern Sierra stole the show. Alabama Hills, Bodie Ghost Town, Monitor Pass — here are our favorite stops on this legendary overland corridor.
We Drove Into Eastern Oregon's Wildest Desert (Then Came Our Biggest Field Repair Yet)
From collapsing sinks to boiling geothermal fields, our Eastern Oregon adventure through Hart Mountain and the Alvord Desert turned into one of the wildest EarthRoamer trips yet. Hot springs, arsenic lakes, desert solitude, and our biggest field repair so far.
Continental MPT vs. Michelin X-Force: Why We Made the Switch on Our EarthRoamer
Continental MPT vs. Michelin X-Force on our EarthRoamer: lower tire pressures, better highway comfort, improved heat management, stronger tread durability on rocks, and higher speed capability. Here’s why we switched and what we learned after running both tires.
Moab in the In-Between
Moab, Utah is more than just Canyonlands and Gemini Bridges. Here’s what we experienced beyond the main attractions—from quiet winter camping and biking trails to scenic drives, local food, and the in-between moments that made the trip.
The Reality of Working Remotely While Traveling Full-Time
Working remotely from an EarthRoamer comes with unique challenges and rewards. After a year on the road, here’s what we’ve learned about internet, time zones, shared space, and building systems that make full-time remote work while traveling actually sustainable.
Inside the EarthRoamer LTi
We toured a PreRoamed EarthRoamer LTi —a factory-refurbished vehicle sold at a lower entry price than a new build. If you've been eyeing an EarthRoamer but balked at the price tag, Pre-Roamed is worth understanding.
Our Favorite Scenic Drives in the American West
From California's Monitor Pass to Colorado's San Juan Skyway, these are the most jaw-dropping drives we've done in our EarthRoamer — across five states, all off the tourist radar. Real roads, real stops, no fluff.
How We Ended Up Buying an EarthRoamer
Why we chose an EarthRoamer over a van for full-time travel. After tent camping, a rooftop tent, and a Sprinter van, we break down what led to the decision—and whether it still feels like the right choice a year later.
Skiing Arches National Park in a Snowstorm
What is Arches National Park like in winter? We experienced it during a snowstorm—cross-country skiing, icy hikes to Delicate Arch, and real off-grid challenges in our EarthRoamer.
5 Wild Camps Across the American West We Still Dream About
After a full year roaming in our EarthRoamer, these 8 mountain towns have earned a permanent spot on our route. From Colorado’s San Juans to the Northern Rockies, here’s what made each one unforgettable for overlanders.
Best Interior Upgrades We’ve made for our EarthRoamer: Smart Storage, Organization, and Comfort Improvements
Upgrade your EarthRoamer interior with smart storage and insulation solutions. Discover fridge organizers, rug runners, dog platforms, insulated window coverings, kitchen upgrades, and practical gear that improves comfort and organization on the road.
Surviving the Moki Dugway in Our EarthRoamer: Utah's Most Dangerous Road?
We drove Utah's Moki Dugway in a 20,000-lb EarthRoamer — switchbacks, sheer drops & an oncoming car at the worst moment. Plus Goosenecks, Valley of the Gods, Muley Point & Natural Bridges NM. The ultimate Southern Utah overland route.
Living in an EarthRoamer Means Things Break
After a year of EarthRoamer ownership, we’re sharing the real side of life on the road—leaks, repairs, and small system issues. Here’s what actually breaks, what’s normal, and how we’ve learned to handle maintenance while traveling full-time.
Buying a PreRoamed EarthRoamer: What to Know Before You Buy!
Thinking about buying a PreRoamed EarthRoamer? Here’s what to know before you buy—cost, inspections, tradeoffs, and real owner insights to help you decide if a certified pre-owned EarthRoamer is the right move for your adventure.
A Quick Stop in Page, Arizona
Our honest take on visiting Page, Arizona, including how many days you need, what’s worth doing, and whether it’s worth adding to a Southwest road trip.
A Look at the New EarthRoamer SX 2.0
A closer look at the EarthRoamer SX 2.0 and how it combines the spacious layout of the original SX with the newest design features introduced in the LTx.
Driving 20,000 Pounds Through Sand
What it was like driving our 20,000-pound EarthRoamer through deep sand for the first time, from recovery prep and route planning to airing down and finding out the truck could float better than we expected.