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Canadian Nature Photographers hit the open road with a 1971 Alaskan Camper. Please feel free to comment on images, recommend areas to visit or questions.Cheers,John

Day one in Monument Valley, UT. Doing the public drive through in the valley.

Well, Yes. But this project is officially out of money until further notice :D Roger that! I get that, it adds up. I would like to know what the custom build cost. You can e-mail me personally My link

No this is not the NWT or Alaska. :angry: It is the Tombstone Territorial Park along the Dempster Hwy in the Yukon Territory. We Yukoner's are very proud of this protected area and encourage all visitors to check it out. The Dempster Hwy should be on every truck and campers bucket list. For...

DD, your custom ATC Camper looks excellent. B) Thank you for posting and sharing your build its been fun catching up on your building process. I am seriously thinking of trading in my Alaskan and customizing my own pop up. Any interest in getting Alum Storage box's under the flatbed decking...

Wow, thats one cool looking deer, non typical points on him. So nice to be able to watch they over time. Your luckily. I get the odd moose or bear in my front yard.

Marc The Van looks so awesome! I might even like it better than the truck version, lol. Its really hard to decide they are both works of art. How long is the camper? 8ft? What kind engine under the hood? Yukon John