Just picked up an Opus Off Road trailer and starting to get in to the whole overlanding thing. There seem to be quite a few off road adventure areas around here and the family and I love camping so it was a no brainer. We just got back from our first camping trip with the trailer in Great Basin National Park. Wasn't overlanding but we wanted to get the feel for the trailer and what we still need, which is a lot really.
Hello from sunny Las Vegas
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Welcome to OB. Nice trailer. It's the smoother side of overlanding in the parks but overlanding just the same. As long as you're out there exploring. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to PM me.
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Thanks everyone, this seems like its the place to go for information and I'm still exploring the site. Originally we were debating the RTT thing but with 3 kids (8, 5, 2) and a dog we figured the trailer is the way to go. Our trip to Great Basin showed us quite a few places we'd like to wander off the path and visit.
