Photo Shoot

Episode 9 is all about kicking back and enjoying the simple pleasures at Pilot Peak. We’re diving into a casual photo shoot, capturing the magic of the outdoors, while fueling up with some good old van-made burgers and chips. You can’t go wrong with a cold drink in hand, the best seat in the house, and the perfect backdrop for those epic shots. It’s the kind of day that reminds you that adventure doesn’t always mean go-go-go—sometimes it’s just about savoring the moment. Check out the full video for the chill vibes and scenic views!

And here’s what we’re talking about—does it get any better than this? Burgers hot off the grill, chips on the side, and a cold IPA to wash it down, all while soaking in a view straight out of a postcard. The towering peaks in the distance, Pilot Peak standing tall in all its glory, with the golden hour light painting everything in that warm, perfect glow. This is the kind of campsite that makes you stop and appreciate the simple moments—good food, great company, and a view you’ll never forget. Who needs a fancy restaurant when you’ve got nature serving up a five-star backdrop?

This is what van life dreams are made of—just look at that burger! Juicy, loaded with all the fixings, and paired with crispy chips that crunch in all the right ways. And then there’s the EcoStar IPA, ready to cool things down with a refreshing sip. But let’s be honest, the real star of this meal isn’t just what’s on the plate, it’s what’s beyond it. The rugged mountain range, with its peaks jutting into the sky, feels like the ultimate backdrop for a meal like this. No city skyline could ever compete with the tranquility of these towering pines and endless views. It’s the perfect combination of food, drink, and nature—life doesn’t get much better than this.

And as the day winds down, this is the view from the inside—sunlight streaming through the van window, casting a soft glow on everything. The gear is scattered, a bag of chips waiting for round two, and the coffee pot standing by for that evening brew. Outside, the mountains are fading into the evening mist, the trees standing tall and quiet, as if the whole world is holding its breath. It’s moments like this that remind you why you come out here. No distractions, just the peace of the open road, the beauty of the wilderness, and the simplicity of life lived on your own terms. Nothing more needed.