207 Overland

08/28/2026

You didn’t see this coming. While you wait for the big DestinationXtreme reveal next week, here’s even more to look forward to…

Two things have been taking shape behind the scenes. Two announcements we have been keeping completely under wraps.

We could give you a hint.

We could tell you what is changing.

We could tell you where the next road leads.

But we aren’t giving away a single thing.

Not yet.

Two announcements. Zero clues. Coming soon.

08/27/2026

ONE WEEK FROM TONIGHT, EVERYTHING CHANGES.

At 8PM on September 3rd, we reveal the complete 2027 DestinationXtreme expedition calendar.

You’ve already seen Newfoundland: Homecoming fill every available spot in just minutes.

But Homecoming was only the beginning.

An entirely new lineup is waiting. New destinations. New routes. New campsites. New expedition formats. And a completely new vibe surrounding every experience.

Even if you have traveled with us to a similar destination before, what’s coming in 2027 will feel brand new.

Remote roads. Towering coastlines. Mountain passes. Strategic expeditions into the unknown. Experiences designed to pull you completely out of the ordinary and into places most people will only ever dream about.

These aren’t simply off road trips.

They are immersive journeys into the geography, culture, wilderness, and character of some of the most unforgettable places in northeastern North America.

For 2027, we tore up the old playbook.

Every expedition has a purpose. Every route tells a new story. Every experience was built around one belief:

Someday is not guaranteed.

One week from tonight, stop dreaming about where you could go.

Find out where you’re going next.

SEPTEMBER 3 • 8PM EASTERN
DestinationXtreme.com

NO MORE SOMEDAY.

08/27/2026

STAGE ONE: COMPLETE. 🔥

Kodiak is no longer a build concept. It has been tested, pushed, proven, and dialed in to become exactly what we need: a dependable, self-sufficient expedition platform built for the miles ahead.

Several incredible new build partners were instrumental in getting Kodiak where it sits today.

Victory 4x4 outfitted Kodiak with front and rear bumpers, a bombproof spare-tire swing-out, full underbody skids, bed stiffeners, ditch-light brackets, and more. Their equipment gave us the protection and strength needed to take this truck deep into the places it was built to explore.

80% Off Road supplied a set of incredibly stout, full-length rock sliders. Their gear is strong, functional, unique, and ready to protect Kodiak when the terrain gets tight and unforgiving.

North Lighting Concepts, one of our longest-running partners, stepped up once again. When I approached them about completing the new bumper setup, they secured a 13,000-pound synthetic-rope wireless winch capable of recovering Kodiak or helping the entire crew move forward when the trail fights back.

Lensun Solar solved another major piece of the expedition puzzle. With communications, lighting, refrigeration, and other electronics drawing power, keeping the truck’s battery ready is critical. In addition to the panel previously mounted above the iKamper, Lensun added a hood-mounted solar panel and controller wired directly to Kodiak’s main battery.

Now the essential systems can remain powered and ready without constantly starting the engine just to recharge.

Stage One is complete.

Kodiak has been tested. Kodiak has been proven. Kodiak is dialed in.

And this is still only the beginning.

No More Someday.

Victory 4x4
Nickdeyatnight
Brandon Doughty
lensunsolar

08/24/2026

“Overlanding was never supposed to be a competition to see who could build the most expensive vehicle, install the largest tires, or bolt the most equipment onto a roof rack. It is not a fashion category. It is not a brand checklist. It is not an exclusive club reserved for people whose vehicles all look the same.”

Lately, I have noticed a growing trend within the overland community, especially online.

08/23/2026

September 3rd. 8PM.

The full 2027 DestinationXtreme calendar is coming.

And this isn’t just another list of trips.

DestinationXtreme was never meant to be about driving a trail, finding a campsite, snapping a few pictures, and heading home. These expeditions are built to completely immerse you in a place.

The geography. The culture. The history. The food. The people. The roads nobody talks about. The campsites you’ll remember for the rest of your life. The moments that happen when you stop watching the world through a screen and actually get out there and experience it.

Every DestinationXtreme expedition is designed as a true overland experience. Not one trail. Not one destination. An entire region woven together into something bigger.

For 2027, we’ve taken that philosophy even further.

New destinations. New formats. New experiences. A completely reimagined lineup built around one simple idea:

Stop dreaming. Start doing.

There will always be another reason to wait. Another year. Another obligation. Another “someday.”

But someday isn’t guaranteed.

The world is still out there.

Go see it.

NO MORE SOMEDAY.

Full 2027 DestinationXtreme calendar reveal
September 3rd • 8PM
DestinationXtreme.com

08/22/2026

You’ve already seen Homecoming.

Now it’s time to see what comes next.

On September 3rd at 8PM, we reveal the complete 2027 DestinationXtreme lineup, and this isn’t just another year of trips.

New destinations.
New formats.
New ways to experience what DX was always meant to be.

Some will take us farther. Some will slow us down. Some will put a small crew into places we’ve never explored together before.

But every one of them was built around the same idea:

Life is too short to keep saying someday.

The next chapter of DestinationXtreme begins September 3rd.

8PM. Be there.
DestinationXtreme.com

08/21/2026

Newfoundland has a way of making everything else feel small.

Three weeks. Wild coastlines. Whales, caribou, icebergs, remote camps, endless miles, and a crew chasing every last bit of what makes this place unforgettable.

Newfoundland: Fellowship of the Rock is now live on YouTube. https://youtu.be/WyIG01Wko2U?is=4RA2T8jdJulnaDbj

Turn it up. Watch it big. And maybe start thinking about your own “someday.”

No More Someday.

08/18/2026

You’ve seen the first piece.

Newfoundland: Homecoming was only the beginning.

For 2027, DestinationXtreme is changing.

Not just new trips.
Not just new names.
Not just another year on the calendar.

An entirely new lineup.
New formats.
New experiences.
New ways to be part of the adventure.

Everything we’ve learned from years on the road, thousands of miles, countless camps, hard lessons, incredible crews, and the places that left us wanting more has gone into building what comes next.

Some trips will be bigger.
Some will be more focused.
Some will bring smaller strategic crews with a purpose.
Some will take us back to places we love in completely new ways.

But every one of them is built around the same belief:

Life is too short to keep saying someday.

These are not trips to scroll past and save for later.

These are the places you go.
The people you meet.
The stories you come home with.
The moments you remember years from now and say:

I was there.

You’ve seen Homecoming.

Now see the rest.

THE 2027 DESTINATIONXTREME CALENDAR REVEAL
SEPTEMBER 3 • 8:00 PM DestinationXtreme.com

No More Someday.

08/17/2026

DestinationXtreme: Country Roads

There’s one spot left.

And by the end of this week, we’re closing registration for Country Roads.

This is the trip for the person who keeps looking at the calendar and thinking, I really should do something like this someday.

Someday when work slows down.
Someday when the timing is better.
Someday when life isn’t quite so busy.

But that’s the whole reason we say No More Someday.

Country Roads is up to 2,500 miles through West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee and the Smoky Mountains, winding through Appalachian backcountry, forest roads, river crossings, mountain towns, waterfalls, overlooks and nights spent camping with a small crew of people who made the same decision you did: to go. (207 Overland⁠)

And unlike some of our harder-charging expeditions, this one gives us room to actually enjoy where we are. To slow down. Explore. Spend time around camp. Take in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. Watch the Smokies disappear into that blue haze and remember why you wanted to start doing this in the first place. (207 Overland⁠)

Years from now, you probably won’t remember what you did during those weeks if you stayed home.

But I promise you’ll remember the mountains.
You’ll remember the camps.
You’ll remember the people.
You’ll remember the miles.

One vehicle spot remains.

Registration closes at the end of this week, whether that spot is filled or not.

If you’ve been waiting for a sign to finally stop saying someday…

This is it.

No More Someday. Country Roads is calling.

207overland.com/countryroads

08/15/2026

Even the best adventures eventually run out of days.

Today was our last full day of the Gaspé Adventure, and we made sure it counted.

We spent the day on the trail, working our way through a little bit of everything. Rocks, dirt, mud, water, climbs, descents and the kind of terrain that keeps everyone smiling behind the wheel. We stopped for lunch high on a mountain with an incredible vista stretched out in front of us, then pointed the trucks downhill for a descent that got interesting enough to occasionally remind us that four wheels on the ground are apparently optional.

And then came that final trek into camp.

There’s always something different about it on the last full day. You’re still laughing on the radio. Still talking about the trail you just finished. Still looking forward to one more night around camp with the crew. But somewhere in the back of your mind, you know the adventure you’ve been living is almost over.

That’s the thing about the best experiences. They end.

And maybe that’s exactly why you shouldn’t keep saving them for someday.

Trips end. Summers end. Opportunities pass. But the miles, the places, the stories and the people you shared them with stay with you long after you point the truck toward home.

One more night with this incredible crew.

No More Someday.