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A remarkable, well done trailer rig! Simple, lightweight, cost effective . . .and damn good lookin!

Our friends have an REI Kingdom 8 and love it. A little tender in high wind plus it's whale bodied with a central spine and four ribs/hoops. We liked it but opted for the Marmot Limestone 8P -- dome construction with fewer and beefier poles. It's been a base camp champ for a large crew...

Nicely done. That's quite the upgrade! Pelican or Hardigg med boxes do the work for me -- stackable, water/dust proof, wheeled, double as camp furniture. One con is they tend to be heavy.

Two outta three pooches visible but gives "dog license" a whole new meaning! And years ago at the Big Four Ice Caves, North Cascades:

Mt Baker (10,781') averages 659 inches a year and in the winter of 1998-99, the ski area had 1,140 inches of fresh snow, the most ever recorded in a single season in the world. We hit snow on the road in earnest at about 2000' elevation. Being the shoulder season, we spent our time snowshoeing...

Nice looking base camp! Well done.

Last trip: Jeep caravan up SR 542 to Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. Chair 9 and Wake & Bakery were top stops.

I'm a bit of a surplus hound and enjoy adapting mil gear to other purposes. I had a $10 ACU MOLLE vest lying around and naturally started looking for uses. So I suspect you'll either be pleased or horrified at the following result: I'm not a huge fan of ACU so now it blends way better. And...

Sort of a road sign but this one moves . . . alot! And this one . . .well . . . ya better go easy.

US Military makes a "derigging ladder" designed to move a vehicle out of a transport aircraft. A nylon grid ladder (1.75" webbing) spools around the tire (s) to move the rig. Messy to be sure esp in the mud but they are light weight.

Welcome. Definitely would like more photos of your Hiker trailer set up. Looks great in your avatar.

Greetings to all Overland Bounders: Proud new member #8320 of the first 10,000 Club ;-) 2012 Yeti 2014 Rubicon Pacific Northwest Happy to be firmly aboard, Chad