If you're backpacking by yourself, what do you do once you're done for the day?

[Scubahhh]

Fiddle around with my gear. Isn't that what hammocks are for?!?

[jrmyh]

Fiddle around with my gear. Isn't that what hammocks are for?!?

That sweet spot is only a few adjustments away 'eh

[NoviceNorth]

I pack some camera gear and try to capture good nighttime timelapse footage if I am far enough away from light pollution

[RichardDavies]

Practice wilderness survival/bushcraft skills like starting a fire without matches, building snares, and tying knots, etc. If I get board of that, then I'll probably go exploring around my camp and take photos or gather firewood.

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[Kingsnake]

Fire, book, and a few sips of whiskey.

[Secondmouse]

You're done hiking. You've set up camp/hammock. You've already eaten and cleaned up. You're pretty much just waiting a few hours to go to sleep.

I find this time of day can be kinda' boring. Any suggestions?

boring? you're doing it wrong. this is exactly what I go out to do...

[grubbster]

You're done hiking. You've set up camp/hammock. You've already eaten and cleaned up. You're pretty much just waiting a few hours to go to sleep.

I find this time of day can be kinda' boring. Any suggestions?

This is the time of the hike I look forward to.

[wanderlustman]

Read, photography, eat again, games on a smart phone, listen to music, hackysack, solve world problems.

[johnspenn]

I've been on a few backpacking trips so far. The thing is, we never have a few hours to kill at the end of the day. We hike all day, and by the time we set up camp and eat, it's dark or really close, and we're tired so in the hammock and off to sleep it is. Maybe one day we will face that dilemma, but it just hasn't happened yet!

[deckster]

Fire, book, and a few sips of whiskey.

Fire, Kindle, and a few sips of whiskey here too. IMG_0469.jpg