Overlanding to Remote Destinations: How to Pack and Prepare

[@Mike89138]

I need to get a propane firepit. In the West, it feels like fires are not allowed 90% of the time. And when they are allowed, gathering wood is prohibited. Oh, and then it is $7-$8 for a small bundle of wood. I think an always packed propane fire pit is the way to go. Thanks for helping me spend more money...again. :)

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

Haha, sorry? :D

[@toddshook1765]

Thanks Fletch. Good topic to bring up. Seen other overland influencers find great spots and not so good spots. All in the adventure.

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

No problem! Yep, it's hit or miss sometimes for sure. But, that's part of the fun!

[@pleinairbarnettoutdoors]

Speaking of the subject, are you still trying to go to the Trans-Taiga rd? In James Bay area

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

We’re hoping to in the next year or two.

[@OutOfOfficeCamping]

Great advice! Not to mention, bring your own food saved you from spending $20 bucks for a burger at Expo. We've really enjoyed WV. We have no free camping in MD and only 1 place in PA. Everything you have to book and pay. We've actually enjoyed using Hipcamp to avoid the busy commercial camp sites here on the East Coast. 😊 🛻+⛺️=🙂! Mark (& Teresa) Hampstead Maryland • Purpose Built Adventure Rig © • Ford Ranger FX4 - GFC Camper V2 # 1919 • Kia Soulverlander • Nissan Xterra Off-Road •

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

Exactly! I thought I had it rough in IN but I guess I'm lucky we at least have one national forest with dispersed camping, :D. Hope you guys had a great Thanksgiving!