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News

The Redesigned Subaru Outback Gets a Major Redesign
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2025 Easter Jeep Concept Vehicles
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Overland Expo 2025 Educational Programming Overview 
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Overland Expo Presents the Film Festival Lineup for West 2025
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Gear

How Much Water Do You Need for Overlanding?

The single most important thing you need to consider on an overland trip is water. But knowing exactly how much water to bring on an overland journey isn’t always easy — especially if you’re new to overlanding. In this article, we examine exactly how much water to bring for overland journeys as well as tools to make toting large quantities of water on the trail easier.

Industry Spotlight

Industry Spotlight: CompoCloset

CompoCloset was born from experiences. Their co-founder and CEO, Richard Peter, was “living the van life” with his girlfriend, who suggested they put a composting toilet in their campervan. Richard was sold on the concept of composting toilets: they are better for the environment, and you can stay out off the grid longer with no need for hookups and no wasted water!

Industry Spotlight: Outdoorsy

Outdoorsy is a crew of camping folks running the #1 most trusted RV rental marketplace in the world. Overland Expo is one of their favorite events to attend as a team because they love meeting overlanders rolling in from all corners of the country.

They’re stoked to be headed to Overland Expo PNW in just a few weeks. You can find them at booth A438.

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Instructor Spotlight: Overland For Good

Overland Expo is excited to welcome the Lostetter family back from their incredible 18-month journey along the Pan-American Highway. The Lostetters, aka Overland For Good, are a family of four whose love for the outdoors originated with hobbies like hiking and backpacking before moving onto vehicle-based traveling in order to reach harder-to-reach destinations.