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I made this one the other day. Its the first of many to be put on my camper top.

Not that I'm aware of unfortunately. Land Between the Lakes is the closest I have found, lots of good trails and camping up there. I am originally from East TN and know of a lot more stuff out that way, though a lot of the trails have been closed in the past few years.

Welcome from Mid TN and a fellow Honda rider

Just finished up mine last weekend. I was lucky in that my Silverado already had a spot from the factory for a second battery. Added a Keyline smart isolator, an Everstart Maxx deep cycle marine battery, a 10 position accessory fuse panel and then a power panel in the bed next to our sleeping...

Thanks! That's exactly the kind of information I'm looking for.

Rotary Park in Clarksville is supposed to have some really good trails. I haven't made it up that way yet to check them out though.

Our tentative plan right now is to hit up Albuquerque and the area just north for some mountain biking, then up to Navajo Lake area for some fly fishing, then to Durango to just see the area and check it out, then SW Utah, then finally down to Sedona/Flagstaff for more mountain biking. Plan is...

Thanks. Maybe we'll give it a shot and see how far we get. @TNTaco we will also be out in the NM/CO/AZ areas during that time. Maybe we'll cross paths and can meet up one day.

Cross posting this here to make her more traffic... We are heading out west for a trip and will be spending a few days in Sedona riding our mountain bikes. What are some good remote camp locations? Would prefer to be off the beaten path, but will only be in a stock Silverado so I can't do any...

What trail is it? Could a stock silverado with an experience driver make it? Looks like a place I want to be here in a few weeks.

We are heading out west for a trip and will be spending a few days in Sedona riding our mountain bikes. What are some good remote camp locations? Would prefer to be off the beaten path, but will only be in a stock Silverado so I can't do any real narly trails. Any help would be appreciated!

Prefer the "log cabin," but it really depends on the type of wood I have available. Split, cut, twigs, branches etc. That being said, I posted this last night in the portable fire pit thread but I bought a small portable propane fire pit from lowes and it is the cat's ass. I'll never do a wood...

Propane for me. Tank and fire pit ride on the roof rack.

Added a power panel in my bed using power from my second battery.

Here you go. Should be all you need. I got all the parts from Amazon, if you want links shoot me a PM as I'm not sure if I can post them here or not.

Sure I'll draw one up tonight

Got the power panel installed in the bed today. Should be great for charging phones, laptops, and running a fan in the summer months.

Our two pups. Clover and Frank

Got the dual battery setup installed last night. Took me and a buddy about 2 hours to get it all wired, after messing around with mounting the battery. The battery I decided to use was a tad too tall and I was unable to use the factory hold downs so i did what any good engineer would do. I used...