We point a full-size truck with a camper at Poughkeepsie Gulch—often called one of the toughest trails in the Ouray/San Juan range—and see how far smart driving, good spotting, and careful line choice can take us. Expect steep ledges, off-camber shelf roads, and “The Wall.” If you’re wondering whether a full-size rig + camper can handle Ouray’s hardest terrain, this real-world run shows the challenges, the gear that matters, and what we’d do differently next time. What you’ll see: - Airing down & trail prep - Tight shelf roads with limited visibility - Attempts on “The Wall” - Recovery planning & spotter communication - Final thoughts on full-size + camper setup 👊 If you enjoy Colorado trail content, tap Like and Subscribe. Drop questions below—happy to share exact tire pressures, gearing, and setup notes. Trio Starlink Mini Mount: https://www.trioflatmount.com/?sca_ref=9072627.uETaBpzzdJ #Ouray #PoughkeepsieGulch #SanJuanMountains #TruckCamper #FullSizeTruck #Overlanding #OffRoad #Colorado4x4

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