First you gotta move to Colorado Bri! Tons of back country to ski and nobody using it. A lot of the trails are closed in winter though, and rightly so as they are treacherous, but there are still many safe, unregulated areas to explore.

 

Sweet, but I worry about Carbon Monoxide. I actually have a battery operated CO detector I bring along - highly recommend!. I use propane catalyst heaters, but am working on a radiant system where tubing is run under the tent mattress, with a copper loop exchanger heated by an outside log fire or propane. So far I have only acquired the parts...still have to assemble and test. Problem is running the pump all night, but trailer has dual batteries with solar charging and I'm not running the fridge in winter. Also my plumber friend says I need a regulator/thermostat, so I need his expertise to set up. Zodi used to make an outside tent heater but can't find it anymore. Worth the effort though...Nothing is worse than freezing your arse off.

 

Ridiculous pics! Very jealous, I've been praying for a few inches of snow

 

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You have the perfect setup! By the way, nothing like the stone white color.

 

I love winter camping! Here are some of my pics:

 

Man that ^^ looks awesome. I would love to do this but by the time I gather the money and time to do so the JK wont even be in production anymore

 

Very nice pictures! The RTT would make a big difference in the winter. That must be a nice way to keep you off the ground.

 

Odd question...... Do you rotate your trailer tires into your jeep rotation schedule? I've always rotated all 5 (including the spare). Seem like if you had seven identical wheels/tires, you could rotate your way to a lot of miles.

 

These are the jeeps that need to be in commercials.... They wouldn't be able to keep them on the lots if people knew the potential of these machines....