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Looks like Mt Tolmie! Nice setup. I never heard of flippacs before I joined this site -- they look like a great trade-off between comfort and going light.

Yup, Victoria. You must have recognized the oak trees...

Hi Craig333, To raise it, I go inside the camper and push the front (cabover) section up with my back and lock the front hinges. Then, I raise the back with one hand and put two poles up in each corner with my other hand. There are four bungy straps inside to hook up after that and it is ready...

Cedar Strip Pop Top Camper Here are a few more pictures and some more information on our project. My wife and I do a lot of camping -- from our canoe, our truck, backpacking etc... The last few years in our truck, we used our simple fiberglass canopy with a bed platform and set of drawers...

I'll post some more pics later. There is not to much inside yet... A pull out bed over the cab and a temporary counter.

Cedar Strip Pop-top Here are a few pictures of our camper project. We finished it in January -- at least finished it enough to use! -- and tried it out on a 3 week trip down to Death Valley from BC. It works great. Nice and light (about 600 pounds dry) and takes 5 minutes to set up.