Extreme Overlanding

05/25/2023

The WJ did not make it out without a few battle scars 😐
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Join us as the JL gets left behind. while the TJ WJ keep on exploring.

05/15/2023

👉Just posted a few videos of our latest trips - all available on our YouTube channel. Watch, Like, Share + Subscribe - it really helps us reach our goals!

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05/15/2023

Join us as we fight tons of wind to find one of the nicest drives we've ever come across.

05/15/2023

join us as we take our parents fossil hunting and rock crawling.

05/15/2023

Join us as we camp in kamloops in our jeep wranglers and have to deal with a lot of wind.

05/15/2023

Join me as i drive a very familiar trail and de stress from life.

03/19/2023

Latest adventure video now here! This may be the last snow wheeling trip we get this year - we went for a quick rip up the mountain last night and the snow is melting quickly. Bring on the spring adventures!

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Join us as Extreme Overlanding takes a day off work to relax and play in the snow with our Jeep JL and JK

03/11/2023

This was an epic day for the WJ. Got stuck on most trails but as always - it's all part of the adventure 🤷

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Join us as we explore around Mission B.C and Mikes son Jessy puts his 4x4ing skills to the test.

02/22/2023

The page has been a little quiet lately - but not because we haven't been busy! There is a lot of work and research that goes into every single trip. And then, on top of everything - daily life takes over and sometimes we have to take a step back and focus on our families and other areas of our life. When life plays hardball, we de-stress by taking our rigs out and exploring new and old favorite places.

This weekend we are hoping to go camping somewhere new...the weather forecast may have something to say about that though...but it wouldn't be extreme overlanding if we couldn't handle a little sub zero temperatures...right 🥶

Any suggestions?