The Ultimate Overland Adventure: Arctic to the Edge of the Earth

Spanning from the icy waters of Prudhoe Bay, Alaska to the windswept shores of Ushuaia, Argentina, this legendary route is revered as the longest drivable road in the world. Stretching nearly 19,000 miles and crossing through 14 countries, it’s a dream destination for adventure seekers— a feat that captures the spirit of discovery and endurance.

The route winds through a breathtaking mosaic of environments and cultures—from Arctic tundra and boreal forests to steamy jungles, stark deserts, and soaring mountain ranges. It’s a journey that demands resolve, yet rewards with awe at every turn.

This trip has long lived on our bucket list, and we’re committed to experiencing its full scope while we still can.

Phase One: North America (July 2025) We kick off the expedition by riding from San Diego through British Columbia and the Yukon Territory, ultimately reaching Prudhoe Bay, Alaska—the northernmost point of the route.

Phase Two: Central America (Fall 2026) Restarting in San Diego, we cross into Baja Mexico and traverse the length of Central America, ending in Panama City. Here, the journey pauses... not by choice, but by nature.

The Barrier: The Darién Gap This infamous stretch of rainforest and swampland between Panama and Colombia remains virtually impassable. Rife with treacherous terrain and known hazards—including guerrilla activity and drug trafficking—it poses risks no thrill is worth. To bypass the danger, our motorcycles will be flown to Bogotá, Colombia.

Phase Three: South America (Winter 2027) From Bogotá, the final leg begins—leading us through the heart of the continent to the southernmost tip of the Americas: Ushuaia, Argentina.

This is, the Pan-American Expedition!