Lets see your stealth camping pics (wild camping, dispersed camping, etc.)

Okay, so we've got a couple of tent/camping picture threads. Mostly pics of tents set up in an established campground next to a cement fire pit and a picnic table. Those are great and all, but...

Let's see pictures of motorcycle camping out in the wild NOT on an established campground!

I'll start with a few:

Nova Scotia


With my two oldest boys several years ago in northeast PA


At the end of the Trans Taiga Road in Quebec


Lets see your pics now!

Southern Utah



Central Utah

This gonna be good.

Ashley National Forest, north of Vernal Utah.



At the end of the day, we were just sitting in our camp-chairs enjoying some whiskey and wine, and I got the feeling we were being watched......................
I look behind me, and standing there silently like a statue was this...........................just stood there for about 20 minutes without moving.
I assumed we had set up camp in the path of its favorite trail, and it didn't know what to make of us.

On the Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland in 2012

Off a dirt road, off the Glenn Hwy near Eureka Alaska:





The 16 ft Noah's tarp is the most important item for camping in Alaska

I forgot this picture:



We set up camp to the right in this picture when we came to this stream and didn't want to chance crossing it.

I love setting up camp next to streams... Though sometimes, especially up north, that can increase the number of flying biting assholes buzzing around.

Another at Muley Point.

We finally came to a rest in this camp spot after 325 miles of dirt riding . The last pic is the view from the other direction.

Holy crap! You guys out west have such beautiful scenery!

This is near blue lakes ca. Not to far from lake tahoe

Some great pics here.

Rob

You can still GLAMP, away from camp...ground.

@loph917 on top of Union Pass

Dawn. Three of us camped here, I am to the far left, in the grass.



I typically don't use a tent just a ground sheet or bivvy bag. The grass is my mattress.
Here it didn't matter, but often staying out of sight means a good night's rest.

Somewhere in Alaska. Like someone posted earlier, the tarps were almost a must. In this case we got the tarps set up just before the rain started. Dry place to eat, pack up or set up!

Seriously off piste!!