Overland Build - Appalachia Wildtrak w/ Trailrax, Rotopax, iKamper Skycamp & More

[CA.BRONC]

-2021 Carbonized Gray Wildtrak
-Trailrax rack with packrax (sidemounts)
-rotopax
-iKamper Skycamp 3.0
-Recovery Boards

Custom built items:
- Fly rod holder that that is mounted to the side of the rack. (Not in pictures)
- Locking soft close drawer/ flush platform for cargo area.

*Let me know in the comments if you have any good spots to ride/ overland in my neck of the woods. I live In NC and currently frequent the Outer Banks and the Appalachian Mountains.

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[GRENDIZER]

Nice set up! Can you remove the front and second row roof panels with the rack on?

 

[CA.BRONC]

Thanks. Yes, you can still take them off while the rack is on

 

[Traveling.Gaijin]

Thanks for posting. I've been wanting to see a how the skycamp looks on the Bronco

Do you happen to have a head on shot from the front or the back? Wanting to see how much overhang, if any, it has

 

[aniljavali]

awesome setup, by the way what is your freeway MPG?

 

[NVCowboy]

Nice build? You running a diesel heater for the tent? My diesel heater on my cargo trailer conversion is plumbed to a yellow Rotopax like yours.

 

[V1Rotate]

I like your cargo platform/drawer setup. I’m just about to start on something like that for ours too.. We’re in Brevard

 

[zyglyrox]

Pretty much where I want to take my camping setup. Looks awesome.

 

[Macjr]

Please show the fly rod setup!, I have the Riversmith River Quiver and looking for mounting ideas

 

[Bronco Bax]

Can you open back door with recovery boards still attached?

 

[BigBirdBlackDiamond]

Beautiful build @CA.BRONC! I enjoy touring around the 3 districts of Pisgah N.F. and mapping, especially pinning all of the good dispersed camping spots. I'm sure you probably use OnX Offroad, but if by chance you don't, that is a great way to discover new trails and routes that you might not have known about. There are hundreds of miles of trail and forest roads in western NC to play on. I am from Burlington but play in the mountains most weekends if you would be interested in linking up sometime.

 

[Gidster99]

Sick build, I’m also in NC in Wake Forest near Raleigh. I only have a AWD 2005 Honda CRV right now but I go to Jefferson National Forest in VA often. I’ve only checked out Fenwick Mines extensively so far. Found it on ONX. It’s a 3-4 hour drive from me. Beautiful views and camping spots. I’m planning on checking out Overstreet Creek, Parker’s Gap, and the Little North Mountian WMA when it gets warmer. But there’s a lot more tougher stuff in the area as well if your up to it.

 

[DrunkingtonBear]

Sick build, I’m also in NC in Wake Forest near Raleigh. I only have a AWD 2005 Honda CRV right now but I go to Jefferson National Forest in VA often. I’ve only checked out Fenwick Mines extensively so far. Found it on ONX. It’s a 3-4 hour drive from me. Beautiful views and camping spots. I’m planning on checking out Overstreet Creek, Parker’s Gap, and the Little North Mountian WMA when it gets warmer. But there’s a lot more tougher stuff in the area as well if your up to it.

I grew up in the town where Fenwick Mines is located. My parents got married there back in the 80's. It's beautiful in that area and lots of forest roads that link between major county roads in Craig. Plenty of exploring to do.

 

[Gidster99]

I grew up in the town where Fenwick Mines is located. My parents got married there back in the 80's. It's beautiful in that area and lots of forest roads that link between major county roads in Craig. Plenty of exploring to do.

Yeah it’s lovely there. Thankfully it has some more mild roads I can ride and camp on where I only occasionally have one of the Honda’s wheels in the air. Each time I go I explore a little bit more and am amazed at that area.

 

[L8apex]

Also from Charlotte - there's tons of good forest service roads on the east and west side of Linville Gorge - I've dropped quite a few pins there for potential camping spots.

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