>>458128>be me>to the trailhead friday night>set up camp>midnight ride ... well, saturday morning at that point>couple hours sleep>up and ready to ride 0900 saturday>ride all day>cook dinner outside saturday night>in bed 2300 saturday night>ready to ride 0830 sunday morning>ride all day>mfw 25k btu furnace in the insulated trailer, 65-70°F inside>mfw comfy all night>mfw only ran the generator for ~3 hours to charge two trailers (one for living-quarters, another to defrost sleds overnight) and still had battery power to spare>pic related, where I was 00:46 saturday morning.OP: There is no such thing as a good four-season setup. What's comfy in the summer will kill you in the winter; and what's comfy in the winter is heavy/hot in the summer.
Rain's still gonna be what gets you. I don't have much experience dealing with that.
Buy appropriate gear for the conditions: tent/bag for late spring/early summer/early fall, and either modify the tent (rain fly, vestibule) or buy a second tent plus sleeping bag/equipment/gear for late fall/winter/early spring.
