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an afternoon's of digging around was leading me to a similar conclusion, at least among the well-known state/national park system. nice to hear i'm headed in the right direction
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i get secret places. going looking around is part of the fun. i mean, near the coast in Del Norte only leaves so many options, looking at maps
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Thank you for the titty and fog photos, that’s great
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when i was in maine there were a couple trees starting to turn dunno if they just look like that or things get started early up there
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xzzy posted:I hiked a different part of Colorado and noticed that PRETTY STUFF is showing its signs. my idea of a pretty much perfect camping spot, too
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the x-mids look nice. all the tent tech in the last ten years is lost on me. i just haven't kept up. i have an old big agnes copper spur ul1 that is great and has been through hell and back. As for packing it, i just cram it in a bag; there's no way i could ever fold it up the same way every time. i do wish it were lighter though (hence the exploration with the SMD tent a few years ago...) over the winter i'll probably look into it all more and might pick up a new tent and sleeping pad. sleeping pads are another thing i haven't kept up on. anyone know the expected life of a sleeping bag? mine is a marmot 15F down bag from about 11 years ago. i've washed it... maybe four times? it was great recently in ~35F temps. I'm curious how it would do at the lower range these days, but i haven't been out in those temps in a while. I bought it when i spent more time in montana and wyoming, where i'm going to visit next year for the first time since 2019. i generally expect chaos when i'm in wyoming.
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What slave owner/Native American butcher was it named after
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how do you get lost going up elbert
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Go to the bottom of black canyon of the gunnison. Or go there at all. No one else does
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Amazing looking trip. There’s so much to see outside the US and I’ll only see a sliver of it. A small note about the photo that depicts the area where a glacier was; glaciers don’t disappear for summer. They disappear forever (as far as we’re concerned).
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the further you get from denver, the fewer people you'll see. colorado is all pretty nuts, relatively speaking, in the summer. plenty of people can speak to it with more intelligence than i can, but places like rmnp/sawatch/collegiates can get crowded. as in, on the weekends you might be screwed finding a place to car camp. it's a long drive, but the only place i've gone to TWICE in colorado is the highland mary lakes area just east of silverton. high alpine meadows and vistas forever. usually only a dozen cars or so at the trailhead. if you don't want to go as far, but do want to miss some crowds, the never summers are right outside rmnp but aren't as officially developed, and so get skipped a lot by people who don't know. moose city, too. i, and others, could go on forever i'm sure.
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armorer posted:I lived with cats for years and also used permethrin spray with no issues. I sprayed everything on a line outside and let it thoroughly dry before bringing it back in (I do this anyway now as well, even though I no longer have a cat). Yeah I've done this for a decade
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The rubies are low key one of the coolest places I’ve been Hike the long crest. There’s no water and it’s up and down at high elevation, but the views are worth it. I’ve never anything quite like it
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smartwool sucks i have a few things from before they were bought by a private equity firm in 2011. they're great, no holes, etc. got some socks as a gift like ten years ago, they didn't make it a year
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That’s a giant power bank, not a radio Wtf
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https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?noseen=0&threadid=3714480 e: hmm wait that's not quite it i don't have time to look further right now, but that's on the right path e2: oh yes it is, he stops responding after a few pages, his hike starts on page 24 JAY ZERO SUM GAME fucked around with this message at 17:46 on Apr 13, 2024 |
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i'm visiting the redwoods this week. posting up on the coast of northern california and seeing what i can for a week anyone have advice? i can and will do anything.
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Wii Spawn Camper posted:Are these places all going to be packed this time of year? I’m thinking about heading down, but want to avoid crowds. Any primitive camping with good big trees? primitive camping with redwoods sounds hard unless you wanna go off trail. i won't be doing any camping, however. i've had a fern creek reservation for a while I'm purposefully going BEFORE memorial day thanks to those of you with suggestions so far, this is great JAY ZERO SUM GAME fucked around with this message at 00:20 on May 13, 2024 |
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Wii Spawn Camper posted:Are these places all going to be packed this time of year? I’m thinking about heading down, but want to avoid crowds. Any primitive camping with good big trees? again dunno about crowding https://www.redwoodhikes.com/RNP/RedwoodCreek.html
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yeah i saw that i mean it's all stuff i don't have in queens so whatever, i'm there to walk around
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Acebuckeye13 posted:I'm still haunted by that video of a few years back of a hiker finding a cub on the trail and immediately realizing how hosed he was, and having to very loudly back his way down the trail while the mom stalked him for a good five minutes. Absolute nightmare scenario, no exaggeration
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