Overlanding an EV to the Most Remote Point in the USA

Range anxiety is a thing, and backcountry travelers are often concerned about overlanding an EV to remote locations. At Overland Journal, we love a good challenge, so we borrowed a Rivian R1S and headed out to the most remote point you can access on a road in the 48 US States. This is calculated by being the furthest point on a dirt road from an incorporated city (using triangulation), and required us to travel nearly 140 miles of dirt roads, tracks and technical trails to get there. We were not compensated by Rivian to complete this trip in any way, including paying all of our own expenses and charging costs.

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