S3E41 - How to find dispersed camping in National Forests (Overlanding, Navigation, DNR)

The All Things Overlanding Podcast

This week, I wanted to talk about something that I get a lot of questions about. I also see people post up in Facebook groups and forums asking questions about where to go and how to know if you're in a spot you're allowed to be in.

So, I'm going to talk through my experience with camping/overlanding in Hoosier National Forest, how to verify whether you're allowed to be in a spot, and what to do if you have a run in with DNR or Forestry folks.

I'd love to hear from you guys about any tips you've got or any questions you have! Post up in the comments below!

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