06.21.2011
TCM's Wolf Creek 850 Adventure
Gordon and Angela White of Truck Camper Magazine will be flying in from Pennsylvania to do a road test of our new Wolf Creek 850 truck camper. They will be touring some of the most beautiful places in Oregon and Northern California over the next ten days.
Along the way, they are sending in a picture and a short tease for the stories they will be writing for Truck Camper Magazine. Check back to see where they've been each day and then check out Truck Camper Magazine the week of July 11th for not one, not two, but three adventure stories with the Wolf Creek 850!
You can also see Truck Camper Magazine's previous stories on Northwood, Arctic Fox, and Wolf Creek on TCM's website Don't miss their 2010 Northwood factory tour and the amazing Florida adventure story with an Arctic Fox 865!
We flew in from Pennsylvania and picked up our adventure vehicle for the next two weeks: a 2012 Wolf Creek 850! You need to see this camper's interior!
We visited Hells Canyon and drove on a 23-mile dirt road through the canyon. Just wait until you see what happened to the camper!
We went to the Northwood factory, followed the Northwood RV Owners Association tour, and went on a photo shoot. You can only guess where the picture ends up!
We went to the Northwood RV Owners Association annual rally and enjoyed a wonderful bar-be-cue courtesy of Northwood Manufacturing. We got some amazing panoramic rally pictures!
We had a great day in John Day Fossil Beds. What a beautiful drive! We went to both the Sheep Rock Unit and Painted Hills Unit of John Day Fossil Beds and took lots of photos and videos. Our shoes were red when we explored the Painted Hills of John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. We encountered interesting creatures in the Paleontology Center!
Greetings from the Ochoco Divide! We're at 4,722 feet at the Ochoco Pass National Forest Service Campground (Spot #9). Today we drove the Wolf Creek to where the pavement ended, and our off-road adventure began. Just wait until you see the molten land of lava we discovered!
If you had to guess where we went today based on our picture, you might say Alaska in January, not Oregon's Crater Lake National Park in June. You'll enjoy the rest of these unbelievable pictures.
We drove the Wolf Creek into Castle Crags State Park in California and had to maneuver around some falling rocks. You should see the Crags, and the mysterious mist.
The waves were rolling in as we drove into Redwoods National Park. You can only imagine how tall and wide these magnificent trees are!
The wind was so strong it almost blew us over as we visited lighthouses on the Oregon coast. The video we captured of the winds will blow you away!
We visited the Sea Lion Caves about eleven miles north of Florence, Oregon, right on the coast. Be glad you can see this picture, and not smell it (they were seriously stinky). We got some breathtaking pictures of the lighthouse next to the caves.
On day 12 of our adventure, we explored the heights of Mount Hood. The mountain was white with snow and almost too bright in the clear sunlight to look at. We camped at Trillium Lake that night.
After a night of amazing fireworks, we drove the Columbia River Gorge back to Northwood and stopped to check out the waterfalls. It's almost time to return the Wolf Creek. Just wait until you see the video we've been shooting during our adventure!
Read the full article of Gordon and Angela's first four days with the Wolf Creek 850 on 
Read Part 2 of the adventrue on 
Read the final installment of the Wolf Creek Adventure on