Butterfield Overland Route | Arizona to New Mexico
Following along the butterfield stage coach route, we check out parts of Arizona and New Mexico that most overlanders don’t see. From ghost towns to abandoned mines we see many different types of geography and land scape. Overlanding is quite popular these days but most don’t have the slightest clue where the term came from. The original overlanders took on the back country with courage, battling Apaches and the lack of natural resources. Overland gear is great but it is not essential when it comes to this hobby. Join me as we take dirt from Arizona desert canyons to New Mexico forests.

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I Had NO PLAN… So I Just Went | Solo Overlanding

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Fall asleep while I build a town (from nothing) - "Town To City" ASMR for sleep

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360 Mile Overland Adventure on the Colorado New Mexico Backcountry Route PT 1

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Deep Into Arizona’s Rugged Ghost Town Region | Santa Teresa & Aravaipa Overland

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Never Drive the Moki Dugway in the Rain

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Rugged Adventures: Basin to Mesa Trail | Arizona 4x4 Overland Route

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5 Forest Encounters That Forced Campers To Flee At Night

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Talladega National Forest | We Returned for Trail 600-2

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Overlanding New Mexico’s Largest Wilderness in my new Rav4

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Beyond the Rim: Exploring the Rugged Side of the Mogollon Rim

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Overlanding Arizona’s Gold Capital | Wickenburg to the Bradshaws

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Overlanding Eastern Arizona’s Canyon Country

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I Discovered Unexplained Structures in Utah's High Uinta Mountains: An Alpine Overland Adventure

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OVERLANDING the American West! 8 Friends 2500 Miles in 21 Days

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Overlanding the Enchanted Rockies | The Most Beautiful Place in New Mexico

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Apache Lake & Apache Trail Adventure | Jeep Camping in the Rain & Arizona Backcountry

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9 DAYS OVERLANDING ALONE IN COLORADO | ANIMAS FORKS

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Solo Overlanding Aravaipa Canyon and the Santa Teresa Mountains

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The Overland Movie II

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