Say RockDock... this is what I see...

[Druupy]

This is what comes to mind at the mention of RockDocking.

http://www.adventuretrailers.com/images/1_trailer2.jpg

Feel free to photoshop your favorite Airstream into this pic.

My thoughts about qualifying.

1. If you are not sure you can get there
2. if you need a front/rear departure angle of 22 degrees or more
3. if all the wheels-tires-trackwidth match
4. if your hitch can sustain repeated 40 degree rolls of trailer
5. if you have to cross moving water greater than 3" deep
6. if a winch is not an optional thing

Then you might be a RockDocker.

Your mileage may vary.

[1953 Flying]

That looks like alot of fun

[Ray Eklund]

Druupy. That is Rockdocking, for sure.

Did you already pull the AirStream in, or was this after the AS was pulled in and you needed to haul in extra supplies afterwards??? I did not see any aluminum on the rock, so you must have had better tires and wheels than I am using at the present time.

[overlander63]

I think this would be a more suitable rough-terrain vehicle for rockdocking:

[uwe]

Reminds me of the Rubicon Trail. Drove ( drove? more like crawled) that many times.