Do you real offroaders think the 2016 tacoma is too big ?

"Vehicle based self supported travel" is the best I can put together.

Basically truck camping with cooler gear while exploring cool places that usually involve some amount of off-road.

I'm a fan. I call my version "Amateur Expeditions" because I've got a pretty basic setup and I'm not usually completely self-supported (I like flush toilets too much I guess).


Check out Expedition Overland for the fully sponsored version. They are pretty cool group. I love the videos because they are video production guys so the camera work is impressive. They would take trips for fun and they turned it into a sponsored gig.

 

I haven't turned around on any trail I planned to do. I did turn around in Calico because I didn't plan to wheel Pucker Pass....

I'm in a DCLB and I don't feel it's too big.

 

Overlanding is defined by overlanders as multi-day to multi-week vehicle sustained travel where the act of getting-there is the adventure instead of the destination

 

Most of what people do on here is vehicle sustained back country adventuring

 

I ended up with more pin striping than the guys with jeeps when running the same trails. No issues on fitting on trails though.

 

That's sounds like my bowl-a-gravy. Not much public land around here to allow that though. I am planning a trip to Moab but not in the Tacoma. That's the plan anyway.

 

@Rambeaux check out these videos too on youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChz00vupzP_mNPIYD8GSmBw

Pretty much an australian version of Expedition Overland.

 

@Rambeaux sorry forgot the link lol.
edited post above.

 

Thanks @Joe23 , now I have a raging Jeep boner and a pair of overlanding blue balls to match. Haha!

 

I love Ronnys videos. And he has really good tips on recovery etc.

 

Yep ive bent both sides lol. Next trip out will have sliders on it.