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LOA on mine is 53" so as a guess the original owner purchased a 60" and cut some off the bottom.

Another thing about the compressor fidge, I run mine all the time and keep it supplied with staples (Cayusette would say that means I always have cold beer) but I keep soda and ice cream in it for her as well and various cheeses and meets that need to stay refrigerated but have long shelf lifes...

Here are a couple pictures of mine. Came with when I bought the camper used. Sent from my SM-G920V using Wander The West mobile app

Thanks! Daughter is applying to colleges and universities and Barcelona is on the list for their Linguistics program, maybe these will help to sway her. Edinburgh is the top of her list right now.

Not sure the road is open right now. This is just a little ways north of there

Right now there is lots of snow on the Palouse! Palouse Falls has had people ice climbing next to it, some of the roads have been drifted closed with 4-6' drifts taking county crews days to get reopened. Of course that all could change in the next week as the highs might start breaking 40 and...

Beautiful shots! Thanks for sharing.

This good be a good quote for no-destination.org

Just as a heads up. White Crack only has one site and is one of the most desirable spots along the White Rim so you'll have to nail the timing in order to get it. Our sites will be Airport, Murphy's Hogback, Potato Bottom and Labrynth. I'll try and get a quick review of sites up after the...

“A man on foot, on horseback or on a bicycle will see more, feel more, enjoy more in one mile than the motorized tourists can in a hundred miles.” Desert Solitaire While we all use motorized transport to get to places it is important to slowdown and remember that not everyplace has to be...

State Farm has it as part of my truck policy. I called my local agent and had the discussion with him about it and there were no issues. They paid a claim when my old 3-way fridge caught fire with a minimum of hassle.

Recently Utah sold some state school land near Comb Ridge off to a private owner. Seems that owner has padlocked the gate across the country road used to access Comb Wash. Pretty sure this is the gate that Hoyden and I used when we traveled up through there after the VotG meetup in October...

Driving into work this morning the thought occurred to me as i was waiting for traffic. What is the longest you have camped someplace and been able to stay fully deployed? Even when I stay at the same site for multiple nights I am frequently breaking down during the day to go explore, drive to...

Great idea for a thread. More and more I take shots with my phone for immediate sharing and leave the dSLR at home. Here are a few that still reside on my S6. Sent from my SM-G920V using Wander The West mobile app

You reserve your campsites online several months out. I have sites from April 2-5 so I was able to book on December 5th. Basically I went online to the Canyonlands Backcountry Permit site and from there you can go in and see what is available for campsites. The biggest challenge was getting...

Hope not, I'm doing it in April with a near stock Tundra and Grandby along with a couple other Toyotas. We're taking 4 nights and 5 days so plenty of time to stop and take photos, hike, enjoy camp, etc. I'll post back on how it goes and someone will probably write a TR but chances are it won't...

Great TR. Always enjoy the surprises that seem to pop up in your reports! Also, nothing wrong with the photos, they are outstanding!

I bought mine from Renogy and have been happy with the setup. Have since installed similar setups on a couple friends trailers with no complaints. I went with 2x100W panels and a 30 amp PWM controller.

Best Friends is a very worthwhile experience. It is a great organization. My daughter and I spent a couple days there last spring and I would go back in a heartbeat, you will have to leave the pup with a sitter or at a pet friendly hotel while volunteering as they don't allow volunteers to...

BLM land is going to be a pretty good bet. If you get a Wave permit I believe that dogs are allowed. You can also take dogs on the Buckskin Gulch/Paria trip if you want to get that adventurous. Cottonwood Canyon would be worth checking out, and the San Rafael Swell would be a good place as...

Onion Creek will be dependent on the creek crossings and what the flow is like, The road itself isn't bad at all but there are numerous crossings so tough to say without seeing conditions. Also what sort of tires on the Highlander? I've seen econo-box cars up there before but that was with...

Happy New Year! May there be many nights in the camper ahead!

Onion Creek would be on my list as well as long as you're heading upstream. If you go south maybe head out to Needles Overlook if you don't want to trek all the way out to the Needles proper. Corona Arch would be another nice relatively short hike.

Has made my day! Bears Ears area is one of my favorite places, such variety. The final Bears Ears national Monument is about 2/3's the size of the original proposal and excludes some key areas but it's a great start! There is a map in this article.

I kind of just eyeball it when parking with a look at the hood and question of can I sleep at this much of an angle or not. I do carry Lynx blocks but probably only used them a handful of times this year and most every time was in a campground.