At 2,700 pounds dry weight and 15 feet long, the Winnebago Hike 100 should be easy to tow for most drivers — and most vehicles.
With the Hike 100, Winnebago adds its lineup’s smallest entry, towable by a wide range of vehicles. The single-axle trailer should be ideal for folks short on storage space, drive smaller cars, or favor the minimalist approach.
The rig is only 15 feet long and 8 feet wide, including most amenities common to bigger camper trailers. There’s enough water and propane storage for several days out, plus solar panels and five different interior layouts to sleep two to three people.
Winnebago leads with the Hike 100’s size and weight as its most specific strengths. Its 2,700-pound dry weight means you can tow it with a car as small as a Subaru Outback (albeit you’d be pushing the car’s capacity).
And because it’s short and relatively narrow, it should be more approachable for drivers at all levels of towing experience. Finally, anyone with limited storage will have an easier time fitting it into their space when it’s not on the road.