671
Days
Departs April 2028 — from PennsylvaniaPole to pole,
SCROLLPole to pole,
by van.
A single overland expedition from the Arctic coast of Alaska to the bottom of Patagonia. ~30,000 miles, 15 countries, one road. Track it live — and join the convoy.
30,000mi
of driving, all in
15
countries crossed
70°N → 55°S
Arctic to Tierra del Fuego
~3yr
years on the road
Departure · April 2028
Time until we roll out
12
Hours
52
Min
44
Sec
Dispatch list
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The Pan-American Highway
Four legs, one road south
LEG 01 · Spring 2028
Pennsylvania → Alaska
North and west to the Arctic Ocean at Prudhoe Bay — the very top of the road.
LEG 02 · 2028 – 2029
Alaska → Mexico
Down the Pacific and the desert Southwest, across the border into Baja.
LEG 03 · 2029
Central America → the Darién Gap
Seven countries to Panama, then a boat around the roadless jungle to Colombia.
LEG 04 · 2030 – 2031
The Andes → Patagonia
The spine of South America to Ushuaia — the southernmost city on the Pan-American road.
Why we go
From the northern lights to the end of the world.
One road runs almost the entire length of two continents. We want to drive all of it — Arctic tundra, desert, jungle, and the Andes — and bring as many people along as we can.
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Be part of it
Three ways to join the convoy
Convoy with us
Bring your own van or rig and caravan any leg of the route — roll out with us at sunrise.
Meet us on the road
Track the live route and intercept us at waypoints and cities for a campfire meetup.
Back the journey
Help fund the road and join the inner crew — dispatches, perks, and a say in the route.
From the journal
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The route is taking shape
Four legs locked end to end — PA to the Arctic, down to Mexico, through Central America, and the long haul to Ushuaia.
Why we’re doing this
One road runs almost the entire length of two continents. We want to drive all of it — and bring as many people along as we can.
Shakedown: Northern Quebec in winter
Deep cold, frozen lakes, the northern lights, and ice fishing — the hardest test of the build’s four-season systems yet.
One more thing
Come along for the whole road.
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A monthly trip dispatch — and only when there’s something new on the road.
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