We’re the couple driving from the Arctic to Patagonia — the people you’ll be following for three years on the road.
Not a brand, not a tour company — just two people, one van, and a very long road south.
A software developer, founder, and lifelong overlander — happiest building systems and finding the remote corners of the map. This trip is me trading the desk for the driver’s seat.
I also run AlaskaRoadTrip.com
A designer, co-pilot, and the operational backbone of the trip — making sure we don’t just survive life on the road, but actually enjoy it. Most excited for the changing cultures and landscapes; least for border paperwork and rainy days in the van.
Two continents, fifteen countries, one van — from the Arctic coast of Alaska to the bottom of Patagonia, departing April 2028. We’re not selling seats; we’re sharing the whole thing, mile by mile, and building a convoy of people who want to come along — online, at a waypoint, or in their own rig.
After years of testing our custom Sprinter against everything from sub-zero Canadian winters to rugged Arctic gravel, a three-year drive down the Pan-American Highway felt like the undeniable next step — a chance to trade the desk for the open road, document the raw reality of long-haul travel, and see how far our wheels and ambition can actually take us.
Read the long versionBefore pole-to-pole, we put the rig and ourselves through real country — Arctic gravel, sub-zero winters, and remote coast. Every shakedown was a rehearsal for the big one.
Dispatches, photos, and video from the road — no app, no paywall.
Get updates02We’ll post where the van will be. Come say hi at a border, a campsite, a coffee.
See the route03Drive a leg with us. The road is better with company — bring your own van.
How it works04Chip in to keep the wheels turning and the cameras rolling.
Join & supportGet the dispatches, and we’ll tell you where the van is headed next.