FIELD GUIDE013 DAYS / 2 NIGHTSAlabama Hills / Lone PineDesert
Big rocks. Small agenda.
Granite arches, slow mornings and a Sierra-front basecamp. A long weekend with room to wander.
Camper, van or expedition rig~45 miles$9
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A FEW DAYS. A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE.
EasternSierra.
Real routes, loaded into TrailSync as living trips.
They update with fire, routing and campsites as you go.
ALABAMA HILLS, CALIFORNIA
THE SCENIC SIDE OF 395
THE SCENIC SIDE OF 395
An Eastern Sierra sunset. A good place to begin.Photo: Jesse Pluim / BLM / Public domain. Resized; display crop.
01 THE COLLECTIONGo a little further.
Go a little further.
Stay a little longer.
A quiet lake, a desert basecamp, an Arctic haul road. Buy one and it loads into your account as a living trip — routing, fire and campsite data that stay current while you travel. Eastern Sierra weekends $9, Alaska expeditions $24.
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FIELD GUIDE013 DAYS / 2 NIGHTS
FIELD GUIDE023 DAYS / 2 NIGHTSJune Lake / Silver LakeLakes
Take the long way to the lake.
A lakeside base, an unhurried scenic loop, and a picnic that becomes the whole afternoon.
Camper, van or expedition rig~40 miles$9
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FIELD GUIDE032 DAYS / 1 NIGHTMono Basin / June LakeLakes
A different kind of shoreline.
Tufa towers and wide-open skies, with a proper campground instead of a lakebed overnight.
Camper, van or expedition rig~65 miles$9
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FIELD GUIDE043 DAYS / 2 NIGHTSCrowley Lake / Mammoth LakesLakes
Mountains. Minus the rush.
A practical west-shore basecamp, a high-country lake and a look into the volcanic landscape.
Camper, van or expedition rig~85 miles$9
See the guide FIELD GUIDE055 DAYS / 4 NIGHTSLone Pine to Lee ViningRoad trip
Five days on the scenic side.
Connect desert boulders, mountain lakes and the Mono Basin on a northbound camper road trip.
Camper, van or expedition rig~235 miles$9
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FIELD GUIDE063 DAYS / 2 NIGHTSDenali Highway, AlaskaExpedition
The gravel road to nowhere in particular.
A 135-mile, mostly-gravel traverse of the Alaska Range foothills — the second-highest highway pass in Alaska, almost no services, and some of the best open-tundra wildlife and aurora country you can reach by road.
High-clearance rig; gravel-ready tires and a full-size spare~135 miles$24
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FIELD GUIDE073 DAYS / 2 NIGHTSDalton Highway, AlaskaExpedition
North to the Arctic Circle.
The haul road to the Arctic — Fairbanks to the Arctic Circle sign and Coldfoot, alongside the Trans-Alaska Pipeline. A working industrial road with 100+ mile fuel gaps, no cell service, and a genuine crossing of 66°33′ north.
Sturdy high-clearance rig; two full-size spares strongly advised~259 miles$24
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FIELD GUIDE083 DAYS / 2 NIGHTSTop of the World Highway, Yukon & AlaskaExpedition
Drive the roof of the border.
A ridge-running gravel highway from gold-rush Dawson City over the northernmost international border crossing in North America to the tiny gold camp of Chicken — a free river ferry, a seasonal border with strict hours, and 100+ miles between fuel.
High-clearance rig on gravel; passports required for everyone~108 miles$24
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FIELD GUIDE095 DAYS / 4 NIGHTSKenai Peninsula, AlaskaExpedition
Glaciers, salmon, and the end of the road.
The accessible, abundant side of Alaska — a paved ~525-mile loop from Anchorage to Seward and Homer, past tidewater glaciers, world-class salmon and halibut water, fjord wildlife cruises, and the art-town end of the Homer Spit.
Any rig — fully paved; reserve popular campgrounds early~525 miles$24
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ROOM TO BREATHEConvict Lake, Eastern Sierra
02 FROM INSPIRATION TO ITINERARYA starting point.
A starting point.
Not a script.
Anyone can draft an itinerary now. The value is a trip that stays alive in the app.
- 01
Find your landscape.
Days, camps, supply stops and rig notes. The useful details, in one place.
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Make it live.
Buy the guide and it loads into TrailSync as a trip you can edit — dates, stops, your rig.
- 03
It travels with you.
On the road it re-scans fire, weather and campsites, works offline, and keeps the memories after.
Laurel Mountain above Convict LakePhoto: Gwillhickers / CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized; display crop.
WITH GOOD INFORMATION.
Researched, not road-tested. Original itineraries built from linked land-manager sources, reviewed September 9, 2026. Miles are editorial estimates. Recheck access, water and camp availability before you go.
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