Most of you folks are into the rocks and mud; I can dig that but, our focus is on overland travel. Going places, tourism in the elements, remote areas.
Our last trip took us to the Rockies and Canada; we brought some gear and looked for rustic cabins to stay in --- they often cost more than motel rooms. So we stayed in motels for the whole trip. It was a great trip; lots of dirt, lots of wildlife. We stayed on an Indian Res in Montana, ate alot of buffalo, elk, & caribou.
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But next time, we'd like to take the dog and camp the whole time. Not in campgrounds often either (only to get fresh water and recharge battery pack).
And we want to get off-road as much as possible.
Toward that end, I've been researching vehicle-dependant overland travel for several months. There are a few American companies that make tough trailers that can follow a Jeep; they are all quite expensive. There's one Canadian company; they are more expensive still.
Lots of companies in Australia and South Africa; they cost less sort of. The dollar is very weak right now...
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Friday after work until Sunday --- October 3-5. PM me if you feel like coming along.
Topic: My New Off-road Camping Trailer (Read 1962 times)
