The Great Broventure Update Hub: Idaho to Prudhoe Bay
Jim Cathey and his brother have deliberately planned one of the boldest truck camping trips we’ve ever covered: a mid-winter journey from Idaho to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. This page will serve as the home base for trip updates as the Broventure unfolds. We’ll be posting progress reports, conditions, and behind-the-scenes insights along with photos from Jim’s journey north.
Jim Cathey and his brother have purposefully planned a truck camping trip from Idaho to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska in a Northern Lite 8-11 EX LE. Get ready to follow one of the coldest and most dangerous trips in truck camping history—starting today, February 2, 2026!
Facing rising demands on production, Adventurer Manufacturing launched the APOC facility to centralize framing, lamination, and CNC routing. The move improved workflow and changed how Adventurer builds campers. Here’s how APOC delivers quality, controlled.
Truck Camper Magazine is thrilled to announce new team members, Eric and Sarah Hyde. Eric and Sarah will be spearheading content development and charting new magazine and social media possibilities for TCM. Look out 2026. TCM is leveling up!
53 countries and nearly 20 years on the road, the Lin family has some stories to tell!
We caught up with Dan and Marlene at Overland Expo Mountain West to hear about their adventures and get the scoop on their Four Wheel Camper and Bowen Customs flatbed. Watch until the end to see how they make road-life happen with a family of five.
Follow along their adventures @mali.mish
Leave the gas at home in the all electric GMAX600 by Northstar Campers ⚡️🔋
With 280 amp hours of lithium and 400 watts of solar standard, this camper is powered up for off-grid adventures out of the box.
What is it capable of for multi-day trips or harsh temperatures? Let us know what you think about this all-electric trend in the comments.
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The wedding bells are ringing at @alaskan.campers 🎊
Jokes aside, seeing this in person was really exciting. Alaskan’s hard side, pop-up design has stayed true for nearly 70 years. We were thrilled to see their production pros bring this camper to life right before our eyes.
Yes Gordon, it really was beautiful 🥹
