Size: 112 sq. ft.

Location: Around the US and Canada

Zach Griffin and four friends decided to take an epic, cross-continental ski trip, and built a 112 square-foot mobile pod house in which they lived for the duration of the six week, 9,000-mile-long trip.

The tiny house has a "drawbridge" bunk bed that comes down from the two-person sleeper loft, and a pull-out sofa bed. The skiers relied on the kindness of hostels and strangers for bathrooms, as the pod has none. It does, however, have electricity and a generator, and a toaster oven and propane stove as a kitchen.

They even made a movie about their trip in their tiny, temporary home.