This is a tour of my DIY off-road camper home. It is something you can likely build yourself, except I needed help from my friends. Zach named in Project Mallhopper as the original name was Project Trailhopper and I think its fitting... but both names are still used as well as "The Camper." I've included chapters as I'm no Playing with Sticks (awesome channel that does camper walkarounds), but I tried my best to jam pack each section with Camper ideas as well as build photos so you can see the process. I absolutely love this camper!

Project Trailhopper Build Thread
https://expeditionportal.com/forum/th...

00:00 A Home Built Purpose built expedition ready camper
00:49 Specs & How it was built in stages
02:24 Interior Walkaround, our camper ideas
05:02 Underbed, the coolest DIY camper hack, and Power System
07:29 A TOUGH DIY off-road camper/exterior walkaround
09:46 My Kitchen
11:35 You can have your camper remodeled like mine
12:01 My 3 Favorite Things about this overland beast
13:17 Three Things I want to Improve
15:08 How to get to this camp spot

Colorado Mallcrawlers is a channel that aims to show incredible off-road trails and our adventures to get through them with stock or your not so typical off-road vehicles. I mean almost all the other overland youtubers are rocking a built Jeep gladiator which is awesome, but I want to do the same trails in my Mom's Jeep Liberty KJ or my stock Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. If that sounds like a fun watch, we'd love to have you as a subscriber!

Here's one of our Trails playlists:
   • Summit County Off-road Trails  

Thank you To Drew from Playing with Sticks who let me use some clips in this video. You guys likely already know him, but if not, check out his channel.    / @playingwithsticks  

How to find Trails:
Seems a lot of People are relying on bad software to find trails. I have no affiliation with any company and I recommend TrailsOffroad and GAIA. Trailsoffroad is stepping up the game with follow mode and just way better writeups on Trails than their competitor who apparently has a massive advertising budget. GAIA has the best maps so if you just wanted good and actually useful map software to go exploring, get that. You can get private land data on GAIA for $28/year while their more well known competitor will charge you $99/year for the same data. I don't hate this "competitor," but I'm tired of every video I watch being ruined by ads for crappy map trying to be trail finding software (I'm still a premium member of this bad software)... these creators should know better.