"Vermont Overland 2021 – A New Era." It's a headline we couldn't have predicted, yet is so fitting. Vermont Overland had an epic year with our community to thank. As we look ahead to what's next, we can't help but reminisce about the fantastic year we've had.
Read MoreFolks, it’s an honor to be writing this letter. This marks the first of a series of important pre-event communications designed to give you all the information you need to enjoy The Overland 2021!!! We pride ourselves on NOT constantly spamming your inbox, so please, do us a favor, grab a cup of coffee, sit down, and REALLY READ THIS THING.
Read MoreVermont Overland’s mission is to promote adventure travel in the state of Vermont, and to appreciate and support the communities that support us. This is our Code of Conduct.
Read MoreI hope this letter finds everyone well and excited about a NEW YEAR. It goes without saying that 2020 was rough on a lot of fronts. This is the first direct communication that I’ve made with the Vermont Overland community, and I want to personally thank you for staying positive, rolling with the punches, and keeping the stoke high for when we can all gather again. I’m excited to see where we can take Vermont Overland in the years to come.
Read MoreIt’s been a while since we touched base, so I thought it would be a good time to check in on our events and also deliver some rather big news relating to Vermont Overland in general. Yes, we know it’s not easy to make plans at the moment, but we also know how important it is to have something to look forward to, so here we go.
Read MoreWe shot this while cleaning up and pre-running The Overland course one week out from gameday. All of the Pavé sectors are looking good! We hope that this video will give you a little insight into what to expect at The Overland.
Read MoreIntroducing our 2019 VO jersey design from Velocio Apparel! We are taking pre-orders for ONE WEEK ONLY.
Read MoreThank you so much for enduring the crazy road conditions and, even more so, for enthusiastically embracing the VO self-nav experiment.
Read MoreThe Bumble is a 1994 Land Rover Range Rover Classic LWB with a Lucky8 Offroad 4.6 liter V8, 6" Rovertym lift on Fox Shocks, 315 75 R16 BFG KM3s, Ashcroft axles, front and rear Ashcroft lockers all from Lucky8. It's used primarily for scouting out Vermont pavé sectors (Class 4 roads) for Vermont Overland gravel bike rides and for attending Land Rover gatherings like the Maine Winter Romp.
Read MoreDang, that was awesome. On 1/5/19 we headed up to Stowe, Vermont, to experience the Überwintern Fat Bike Festival put on by Ranch Camp and MTBVT.
Read MoreWith more and more gravel events showing up on the calendar, it’s high time we had a thorough discussion on the somewhat controversial issue of course signage and self-navigation. Course signage can make or break a gravel grinder.
Read MoreThe holiday season is upon us and you know what that means: the VO 2019 registration day is almost here! Set your alarms for 10am on January 1, 2019, New Years Day.
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