overland
/ˈoʊvərlænd/Definitions
1. noun
land that is crossed or traversed by a journey, especially on foot or by vehicle, as opposed to sea or water.
“The travelers took a long route overland to reach their destination.”
2. adverb
from one place to another, especially by a route that is not a road or a sea route.
“They decided to go overland to avoid the expensive airfare.”
3. adverb
in or to a place, especially by crossing land.
“The family went overland to visit their relatives in the countryside.”