Kara and Nate took the incredible Earthroamer SX winter camping deep in the Colorado mountains. Checkout their Journey with it.

Some campers earn a spot in the driveway. This one earns a spot in the mountains — and the price tag proves it. In this video, Kara and Nate take the EarthRoamer SX-004 deep into the Colorado Rockies for a proper winter shakedown, and the result is one of the most jaw-dropping expedition vehicle features you’ll see this year.

Built on a Chevy 6500 chassis and wrapped in a hand-laid, military-grade carbon fiber shell, the SX is engineered to shrug off conditions that would send most rigs home early. A 16,500-pound winch, off-road-ready tires, and dual 100-gallon diesel tanks give it the legs and the muscle to go find the kind of remote, snow-buried campsite most people only dream about — which is exactly what happens here, complete with a moose crossing and a stream-side camp framed by towering peaks.

But the real story is what’s inside. This isn’t roughing it — it’s a five-star suite that happens to be parked in the backcountry. Think granite countertops, a dedicated wine fridge, a full washer/dryer, and a dining table that seats six and converts into a California King or four bunks depending on the trip. Starlink keeps the crew connected even when the nearest town is hours away, turning the dinette into a office with arguably the best view in the business.

Every EarthRoamer SX is custom-built to the owner’s spec, so no two are exactly alike — but the formula stays the same: go-anywhere capability wrapped around a livable, luxurious interior built for real off-grid time, not just a weekend photo op.

Whether you’re chasing your own overland rig build or just love watching a million-dollar rig get put through its paces in the snow, this one’s worth the watch. Buckle up — the Rockies don’t get more scenic than this.

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