Ten Lessons Overlanding has Taught Us

Greg

Adventurist
Senior Staff
1. Experience over build.
With all overlanders, the thing that allows us to pursue our endeavors and dreams is our rig. Some are simple, and some are lavish, beautiful, and built to the nines. One thing overlanding has taught us is that those spending their time and money on the rig tend to have less of both for the adventure itself. Overlanding has taught us that, when building an overland rig, never lose sight of what is important; something functional that will support the adventure ahead.
2. Appreciate the moment.
Sometimes in the rush of life we lose sight of the moment. We tend to not be able to separate work and play. This can sometimes let us lose focus of enjoying the moment, enjoying the journey. Take your time, take a breath, and stop to enjoy the scenery.
3. Patience.
You may have heard the phrase “Slow is steady, steady is key.” We have learned to not only apply this to driving trails—so we do not damage our equipment—but to life as well. Taking our time and enjoying...

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