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Ski - Thanks for posting this. I don't care too much about the snake/rope myth but had forgotten all about, "You Asked For It." My family loved that show and we seldom missed an episode. Thanks to you and Julie, now I will probably end up watching more episodes on YouTube than I have time for...

Chet - Great TR, thanks. AB has been a favorite of ours for over 40 years. In all of those years, there are still numerous places in the Park that we have yet to visit. Great shot of your truck in the slot part of Sandstone Canyon. You probably already came across this in your research but...

As always, a wonderfully written and photographed trip report. Thanks very much to the four of you.

Hi Vic - Sorry to hear of your wife's misfortune. I second Pinnacles National Park. Also, though it may be too far, we live quite close to Sequoia/Kings Canyon NP and you would be welcome to spend a night at our place either in your camper or our guest room. Richard

Congratulations! I'm sure that many on this forum will be interested to see how the new FWC options work out for you. And, as always, we all want to see photos of your adventures.

Welcome Vic. And Monte, thank you so much for over a decade of service to this site. You and the other team members have always done a superb job of keeping this site welcoming, friendly and informative. Hail Mr. Ski3pin!!

Congratulations on your "cancer free" status. Have a great trip!

Hope that you have a great trip and that you get positive news regarding your cancer. On several occasions, we have stayed at a BLM dispersed camping spot at the intersection of 95 and 261. It is a good place to get your "ducks in a row" before heading up to Bears Ears, Elk Ridge, etc.

Camper Sold - Truck still available

Great trip report, as always. Some years ago, we encountered the same problem at Craters of the Moon. The campground was not full but was so unappealing, we decided to move on. On the way out of the park, I asked the lady at the entry kiosk "where do you and the other locals camp?" Bingo . ...

Hi, Cpt., here is one possible solution: https://www.etrailer.com/Camper-Jacks/Brophy/CJ31.html?f Many years ago, I was faced with a similar problem and was able to rent some crank up cable jacks at a local rental yard. You put one on either side of the camper and lift or lower it. These...

This is an almost perfect go anywhere adventure setup. We ordered it from the factory in 2017 and designed it to be a long-range/back country rig. The combination of the Four Wheel Camper and the F150 has exceeded our expectations. The truck is completely stock with the exception of a custom...

Good morning, Mr. Dental, I was able to view all photos and text and was glad to see such a positive spin put on the state that I grew up in. Most people are only familiar with the refineries and other industrial complexes that are visible from the N. J. Turnpike in the northern part of the...

It's good to see that you and your dad are back at it with another project vehicle. We'll be following your progress.

Phil - I think you will be pleased with your decision. BTW, there are lots of places to dispersed camp along the road to the Nampaweep trailhead. Keep us posted as your trip unfolds in a few months.

Phil - Sounds like you have decided to skip Whitmore but I will throw this out anyway. We made that trip in mid April last year and were very pleasantly surprised. While the last six or seven miles require you to move slowly (road surface is covered with small rocks) there is nothing technical...

I concur with RickD. We have stayed at that site (I believe it is campsite #1) and it offers a view of the valley and some seclusion. If you turn left when entering the campground instead of right (right turn leads to sites #1, #2 and #3) campsite #7 is somewhat of a rock shelter which is...

Steve, thanks for posting that video. Very moving. Also, I wish you a belated Happy Birthday . . . Semper Fi.

I have no association whatsoever with WM Global Adventures or with the Easy Step company but think that this is a great deal for someone. We have had the Easy Hitch 2 step model on our F150/Hawk for over five years and could not be happier. These steps are super easy to operate, fold up and...

While not a cyclist, I have done the WRT twice (once in each direction) and tend to agree with kmcintyre regarding the flexibility of not having the camper. Here is another thing that might influence your decision. A few years ago, we were entering the Island in the Sky District (where the WRT...

Merle's version of Ramblin Fever has long been Mrs. Link's and my road trip theme song. Like this version as well.

Congratulations, Mr. Sage. Exciting times ahead!

you may want to look at other options. Edit: I added these for Missing Link

As with so many topics that appear on WTW, a lot depends on how you use your camper. We seldom stay in one place for more than one or two days and here is the system that we use: #1s = Large mouthed jar that originally contained mixed nuts from Costco serves us well at night #2s = If in...

PMd you.