Ohanapecosh
1988 Full Westfalia
Ohanapecosh is a river and a glacier all wrapped up into one. One of Western Washington's most beautiful scenes, the Ohanapecosh River cascades through 16 miles of dense greenery, working her way down Mt. Rainier's southeastern slope, carving a beautiful path over the stunning Wauhaukaupauken Falls and ending in the serene Clear Folk Cowlitz River.
Just like her namesake, Ohanapecosh, the van is a beautiful combination of some of the best things in the world. She's mobile, fast, feisty like the river, and solid, stable, and beautiful like the glacier. As a full 'Westy,' she sleeps 4, has a built-in cooktop and sink, and lots of storage. Ohaha (as we call her) is an automatic transmission with a freshly rebuilt 2.2L motor, perfect for cruising the Pacific Northwest.
