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Dalko I agree with your comments 100%. As for the OP I think you would be surprised at the percentage of people who conceal carry, most every day, and the vast majority of them will never use their weapon but as was said previously it is a right, just like the freedom of speech.

My wife had just two non negotiable requirements for her to go remote camping. A hard side (at least partially) and a potty. Since we have an 8' F-350 SRW cc we ended up ordering a Hallmark Everest with the side dinette and a cassette toilet. It's amazing how roomy it felt compared to other pop...

Sounds like it will haul just about anything you will want to. Is it a diesel?

Not wanting to start a brand war but if you decide to go with the Grandby please consider getting a 3/4 ton truck. You'll be happier in the long run.

Beamer pilot- can you tell me more about your trailer. I'm looking for something to take our yaks with plus some extra storage and yours looks interesting. PM me if you'd rather. Thanks!

L I believe the Grandby (8') is the largest camper they make. We are buying a Hallmark Everest. This unit is 8.5' long and they have a 9.5' unit, the Cuchara http://www.hallmarkrv.com/campers/Cuchara Yes their initial cost is more than FWC but by the time you add what we considered...

What do the K 2500's use?

We hope to make the trip to NF and PEI in the next year or so. Your comments just reinforce my decision! Thanks.

It is 8.5' long http://www.hallmarkrv.com/campers/hallmark-everest/ It gives us just a little more room without interfering with our ability to go off-road.

Just placed an order for a Hallmark Everest. It's 8.5 feet long and has a cassette toilet which we wanted. If I'm not mistaken Hallmark is one of only a few (if not the only one) where you can get a North-South bed configuration which adds a ton of storage as well (we're getting it as well).

Didn't think I saw it but what size tires are you running?

Nice rig. Is that a short or long bed? I couldn't tell from the photo.

Ah, the $64 question and dilemma for those of us on the East coast. FWC does make a rugged camper but for us it seems a little too spartan. We are seriously looking at Hallmark campers. (www.hallmarkrv.com). Specifically we're looking at the Everest with an 8.5' bed. The main thing that is...

My stock tires are 34's (20" option) so I would think at least that large would be fine.

Fantastic trip. I'm so glad you were able to spend part of it with your Dad! Looking forward to more....

I am not too familiar with GM products but I would look at what the diesel version of your truck has. Also, don't overlook your alternator. In the case with Ford, the alternator in my diesel is only 110 amps which is what they put in the fusion...I upgraded to a 185 amp unit and my batteries...

Many people who work in extreme Northern Alaska (oil fields etc.) just leave their equipment running full time. At -40°F it is very hard to start anything. What kind of rig do you have??

We live down the road from you and know what you mean about the weather. Unless I misread your post none of your alternatives will have A/C...so how do you square that with SHMBO? In my situation my wife said that she wants a hard side so when we camp in bear country we'll have some semblance...

The link doesn't work. Can you post some pics of your trailer? Thanks!

Enjoy reading your blog and looking at the beautiful photography. How do you like your trailer? We're looking for something to haul additional gear.