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a few from Colorado followed by NC....quite a fall journey this year

campsite with a view...

Colorado did not disappoint....

We have had a 5x9 Hiker Trailer midrange since 2021. Purchased before they came out with the XL package. It has gone with us everywhere we have wanted to go with it... Quality is top notch and you can purchase them at a reasonable price and modify as you see fit or spec it out with them...

Welcome fellow FJ owner... these vehicles are just plain old fun to drive and will take where ever you want to go camping for sure. Enjoy

Welcome Tim...from the south part of the state

We have a 5x9 Hiker Trailer and 2 adults fit with plenty of room. I like the 5ft width as it nearly matches the width of my tow vehicle so pulling it through tight spots is easier and my vision going backwards is not as compromised. Either way... enjoy your time outdoors with the kids !

I agree with ..... impossible to drive a stake--- while the wind kept us from using the awning anyway---- the ground wouldn't allow it as well . At Chorro Vista we were able to drive stakes into ground and deployed the awning for that night. Not deal breakers but if using tents-- be able to...

the sites we were at in the INTERIOR were totally separate from any other camping areas but quite a bit.... we were in the park during the weekTuesday- Friday and saw almost no one while driving to Guale #2 and Chorro Vista. The drive along the River road had some traffic but the Friday night...

just returned from the Big Bend area ... we pulled a 9ft trailer and did a drive through Chisos. Looks like you have gotten the best advice mentioned earlier. All I can say was that most of the sites seem to cater to tents but there were a few that would accommodate small trailers. We passed...

We just returned from a trip to both parks with the most of our stays in the Big Bend ranch state park. We stayed at both of the sites mentioned previously and loved both ----even with high winds at Guale#2 -- which is totally exposed but spectacular. Travel into the INTERIOR park is on a...

following as I have the same issue with my RTT / ladder attachment points with the Fuji rack. update if you find a solution that works better

love that Iceberg ...enjoy the ride

I completed the CDT portion of NM in late October and purposely left my 5x9 Hiker Trailer at home. My opinion after running this portion which shares some similar sections in the central and northern sections is that IF IT IS WET AND MUDDY, pulling the trailer through the muddy sections would...