twoifoverland – Two If Overland

TWO IF OVERLAND has been eating well and traveling together since 2013. Martin & Bethany’s goal is to provide meaningful, insightful dialogue about overland travel and the pursuit of adventure all over North America, and eventually South America. We aim to be a beacon for sustainable small living, an “ethovoric” philosophy on food and, of course, a travel-centric lifestyle.

A New Adventure Truck Is In The Works!

October 28, 2018 twoifoverland Building An Expedition Vehicle, Overland Travel

Hi friends and fellow travelers! It’s been far too long…. You see, since one of our last posts about choosing […]

Sorry, Banff: You’re Way Overrated.

April 20, 2018 twoifoverland Adventures, By Land, CAN - British Columbia, Canada, Overland Travel

On Wednesday, April 11th, we saw a window in the fog and rain to leave Revelstoke and take advantage of […]

Reveling in Spring en route to Revelstoke, BC

April 14, 2018 twoifoverland By Land, CAN - British Columbia, Eating Well, Trip Planning

Like a magnet, the pull to make our way back toward Alaska was too strong for us to resist. When […]

We’re For Sale….Kind of…

March 9, 2018 twoifoverland Building An Expedition Vehicle, Overland Travel

Don’t fret, we’re not going anywhere (well, except a little bit of everywhere) and we definitely don’t want to give […]

Staying Connected From The Road: Review of the New WeBoost Drive Sleek

September 25, 2017 twoifoverland Alaska, Gear, Trip Planning

Since we began making extended trips into the backcountry over three years ago, we’ve been on a search for a […]

Alaska-Bound Part II: The People Make The Trip

July 13, 2017 twoifoverland Alaska, By Land, By Water, CAN - British Columbia, CAN - Yukon, Destinations, Overland Travel, Trip Planning

The second part of our trip was punctuated by displays of generosity and goodwill from those we encountered along the […]

Alaska-Bound: The First 10 Days

June 20, 2017 twoifoverland Adventures, CAN - British Columbia, Destinations, Overland Travel, Trip Planning

Alaska, here we come! It didn’t take long to get used to converting miles to kilometers and quickly assessing bridge heights in meters. We’ve had some must-do stops planned along the way so we can absorb as much of British Columbia as possible while moving systematically toward our goal destination. Here’s a quick recap of the food & fun from the first ten days of the trip.