Welcome to Northwest Overland: Your Portal to Adventure, Self-Reliance, and the Open Road

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Welcome to Northwest Overland: Your Portal to Adventure, Self-Reliance, and the Open Road

If you’ve ever looked out over a misty mountain range and thought, “I want to go there,” you’re in the right place.

Welcome to Northwest Overland, where rugged landscapes, self-reliant builds, and the freedom of the open road come together. Whether you’re traveling by Ford Econoline, fully built 4×4 rig, or DIY van conversion, this is your digital campfire — a hub for stories, gear, how-tos, and real-world overland knowledge tailored for life in the wild Pacific Northwest and beyond.

Who We Are

We’re a Family of builders, tinkerers, solo explorers, families, and weekend warriors who share one thing: a drive to explore the backroads less traveled.

Born from firsthand experience with off-grid vehicle setups, long-haul trips through Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and BC, and countless hours spent wrenching in garages, Northwest Overland isn’t just a brand — it’s a lifestyle built from the ground up.

What You’ll Find Here

Van and 4×4 Builds — Real-world setups, walk-throughs, and gear reviews (including Ford Econoline, Sprinter, and trail rigs)

DIY Resources — Wiring diagrams, heating installs, roof rack setups, and more — straight from the shop

Trail Reports — Where to go, how to get there, and what to expect off the beaten path in the PNW

Coffee & Camp Life — Because a good day on the trail starts with a hot cup and ends with a good story

Product Spotlights — Tested gear, accessories, and parts we actually use


Why We Started This

Overlanding can be intimidating. There’s a lot of noise out there — expensive builds, endless gear lists, and more opinions than trail markers. We built Northwest Overland to be different: grounded, useful, honest, and focused on what matters — getting outside, staying safe, and building rigs that actually work for your lifestyle.


Join the Journey

This is just the beginning. Whether you’re in the planning stages of your first build or 100,000 miles into your overland journey, we’re glad you’re here.

Make sure to subscribe to our blog, follow us on social, and check back for weekly updates. Got a rig you want featured? Have a question? Drop us a line — we’re always up for talking shop.

Here’s to dirt roads, warm coffee, and engines that won’t quit.

Welcome to Northwest Overland. Let’s roll.