Vancouver -> Death Valley -> Grand Canyon -> Moab [110 photos inside]

Thanks for sharing, this is awesome! What TW is all about!

 

Thanks for sharing your adventure and pics. That is something I need to do in the future.

 

Awesome trip, awesome photos, and awesome dog! Thanks very much for posting, and for your thoughts on what worked and didn't.

 

What is that? Great pictures. Thanks for the tips.

 

Brings back a lot of memories from distant trips and some recent ones. Last was coast road to LA (must do), Moab and Grand Canyon (bucket list trips) is a distant memory. Thanks for sharing this, awesome pictures and videos!

 

beautiful pictures! i need a getaway like this! thanks for sharing.

 

Wife and i just did a trip like this from seattle-->utah--->vegas--->seattle. We took my wifes subaru instead of my taco to save on fuel. We definitely saved (only spent about $230) but we wish we would have brought the taco. Gives you much more opportunity for awesome camping/exploring! Awesome pics

 

Awesome thread. Loved the pics. Was going to ask about your tent, but read your notes.... excellent point, but still may need a base camp solution and I'd like something like this.

 

Roof Top Tent

 

Awesome trip, I hope I can get to do something like this one day. Thanks for posting.

 

Fantastic pictures, thanks for sharing.

 

Awesome trip! Definitely want to do something like this this summer. Lucky pooch too!

Any suggestions for good weekend trips (2-3 days) for a fellow Vancouverite?

 

Awesome stuff, thanks for sharing!!

 

Love road trips like these! Great photos! What are you shooting with to get such great dynamic range!?

 

Cheers. See this post:

 

Awesome pics! Thanks for putting them up. Did you have to limit the travel on your topper window shocks to make room for the rear awning? I think I can see some cord or rope going from the shell to the window. Or it that as-sold? I'm looking into options for a rear awning, but my topper window opens almost 160 degrees, ending up pointing almost straight up.

Edit: Is that awning attached to your racks? Keep me in mind if you end up trying to sell it.

 

No "limit," per-se. Standard opening mechanism. It does touch the awning if that's extended, but it's really not a problem.

 

Those pictures gave me major wood

 

Good to see a photographer that doesn't overkill the processing and knows composition. Well done on the photos!

Can't wait to do a trip like this!

 

I love how photogenic Liza is haha.
Looks like a great trip.