Extreme Back Country Exploration Camper Trailer - Xpedition Trailers

Voyager Back Country Trailer
From the initial concept of what would become the Voyager overland trailer and the flagship product of Xpedition Trailers, it was all about rethinking the entire experience of using a camper trailer in the back country. Born from decades of exploration in the most extreme off-road environments in nearly every corner of the Rockies, the Voyager trailer will certainly not disappoint. Whether you are looking to traverse continents, explore where others would consider impossible, bring a new level of comfort and enjoyment to the outdoors, or simply are tired of the tedious packing and unpacking every time you want to get out and enjoy a quick weekend camping trip, the Voyager trailer is for you.
Features
One aspect of this trailer you have to see to believe is the incredible kitchen. Where nearly every other manufacturer has tried but failed, the slide-out kitchen in the Voyager trailer will absolutely amaze you. Through clever thinking, and bringing a professional chef into the design consultation, the kitchen boasts 100% usefulness in every configuration with absolutely no feature of the kitchen blocking or obstructing another in order to use it. Also, it is rated for 3-4 adults to be working in the kitchen area AT THE SAME TIME, with ample room. Just think how nice it will be to prepare meals together without the annoyance of someone (or kids!) making you have to move what you are working on in order to get to the stove, sink or fridge!
Who is it for?
Whether you are looking to traverse continents, explore where others would consider impossible, bring a new level of comfort and enjoyment to the outdoors, or simply are tired of the tedious packing and unpacking every time you want to get out and enjoy a quick weekend camping trip, the Voyager trailer is for you.
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How much?

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At least 12

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$50k+

[@djuri1985]

Too much wasted space. Could achieve the same functionality with a lighter, smaller trailer.

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You could achieve the same functionality with just a backpack