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Glad the book proved useful. Great blog, thanks for sharing!

ski3pin thanks so much for sharing your Colorado trip report! The busy season for our business is June-October, we make up for not getting out much in the summer by traveling during the winter. However, your report just reminded me of all the wonderful trails CO has to offer that we never get...

Congrats! Looks like a great setup. We used to get quite a bit of condensation but now keep our vent just slightly cracked and it helps a ton. Enjoy all the adventures ahead!

Thanks all! ski3pin, have you hiked any of those peaks? I don't know the area all that well but imagine there's some great hiking. Stew, this was our first time exploring San Isabel NF. We barely scratched the surface and will definitely be back. Gorgeous area!

Great shots, thanks for sharing!

What a gorgeous trip. Thanks for sharing!

After lots of camping in AZ & UT this winter, we were excited to spend our first night of 2013 here in CO. We found this great spot in San Isabel National Forest outside of Buena Vista. Great views of the Collegiate Peaks. More photos and details here...

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My husband and I camped off Coffee Pot Road last Tuesday. It was our first time and I don't think we could have timed it any better in terms of fall colors. We definitely plan on going back as all the haze obstructed what looked like would be incredible panoramic views of the Gore and Elk...

craig333, so far we have not read or seen anywhere that the "campfire in a can" is not legal during fire restrictions however we still are exercising extreme caution when using it. I feel like you can never be too cautious when it comes to fire danger, especially after what we've experienced so...

If I had a prize it would go to ski3pin. Such imaginative minds on this forum!

That is a "campfire in a can". It's a portable propane fire pit. We've used it for cooking as well as just a fire to sit around at night since we can't have a wood fire with all the fire bans here in Colorado this summer. We did confirm with the ranger station that this is still a legal use of...

Meech, nice looking shell. What are you using to secure the map on the top of the camper? Although I fear this may be the girliest reply on this forum, the answer to that question would be bobby pins. It was the easiest solution at the time.:)

We were sold on the dinette from the moment we were able to compare it side by side with the roll-over couch at Rocky Mountain FWC and we're really happy with our decision. That window really gets blocked by the roll-over couch. We're also loving the space that the shell offers vs. the camper...

Thanks everyone! Ramblinman- So far it seems to be working quite nicely to keep our dogs in the cab until it's time for bed. This leaves us room in the camper to cook, move around, etc. Then after we set up our bed we convert the dinette to a bed, put dog beds on top and bring the dogs in from...

Nice rig! Nice pictures! Do you have any exterior pics too? Here :) Trip Report

At the end of June we picked up our brand new Hawk shell. The six nights we've spent in it in the last four weeks have been an absolute blast! During our research I noticed that interior shots were hard to come by, and for good reason, not many lenses are wide enough for that small of a space. I...

I'd like to start by saying THANK YOU!!! This community is amazing. I cannot even imagine how many hours my husband and I have spent here researching. In April we purchased a 2001 7.3L Turbo Diesel F250 and ordered a new Hawk shell. It was officially installed at the end of June and we've been...