For your request, quigley site have/had demo video of their van in Moab and where climbing some rocks.
Regarding my overland travel definition here in the US it is using back-country road / trails where conditions might not be smooth and graded.
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Originally Posted by charlie56
Here is you quote from the link.
Overlanding is extensive travel by a vehicle over terrain that either has no road or nothing more than the semblence of where other vehicles have traveled before, i.e. a completely unimproved route. Sometimes this involves rock crawling. Sometimes it means crossing rivers that are 3 or more feet deep using a snorkel to provide air to the engine. Overland Journal is a publication about Overlanding:
I'd be interested in hearing how others define Overlanding.
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Now your quote from the link is true in some foreign coutries where nature cleans out the trails.
For example the Sahara in Africa, driving thru the sand dunes and after 5 minutes wind you have no trace again...
But as already mentioned when you travel long distances with your home on wheels, do you really want to push it to the limit of being stuck, broken down or prefer to enjoy the trip by sometimes going around the hard part...