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Wyoming Trail 4 Tent

Name: Wyoming Trail 4 Tent
Brand: Big Agnes
Price: 673.29 CAD
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About this product

The Big Agnes Wyoming Trail 4 is a 3-season tent designed to sleep four people while prioritizing generous shared interior space. Its double-wall construction pairs with fully seam-sealed fabric to deliver solid rain protection, earning a rain protection rating of 4, so occupants stay dry during variable weather. The layout is well-suited to group outings where hanging out under cover matters as much as sleeping, and the design accommodates ample gear storage alongside the living area. Whether the trip involves car camping or moto-supported adventures, the Wyoming Trail 4 balances practical shelter performance with comfortable communal space. The combination of seam-sealed seams and double-wall protection makes it a dependable choice for groups heading into conditions where weather can shift unexpectedly across three seasons.

Category: Tents & Shelters
Brand: Big Agnes
Material: Aluminum DAC, Polyester taffeta with a 1,500 mm waterproof polyurethane (PU) coating
Color: SAFARI
Size: 4 Person
Tent: 57 in.; vestibule: 70 in.
Seasons: 3-season
4 Person: 4 Person
Best Use: Camping
Each Side: 34 square feet
Floor Area: Each side: 34 sq. ft.

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Big Agnes Wyoming Trail 4 for its standout dual-pod design, which provides two separate sleeping areas connected by a massive central vestibule. The generous headroom (around 178cm at the vestibule peak), excellent gear storage, and solid build quality using DAC aluminum poles are frequently highlighted strengths. The tent is well-regarded as a base camp or car camping shelter for families or groups who value privacy and organization. The most common complaints center on setup complexity: the pitch is fiddly, realistically requires two people, and takes considerable time. The individual sleeping rooms feel smaller than expected to some users, and at over 22 pounds the weight is a recurring concern. The inner-first pitch design and mesh ceilings also make it less suited to setting up in wet weather.