Hello newbie here, at least to backpacking and hammocking, looking for info on good beginner hammock setups and locations for hiking/backpacking. I've spent too many nights with a rock that I can't manage to avoid sticking into my side/back to not be interested in the possibility of camping without having to deal with that.
welcome from east tenn.
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There are so many great spots to camp near Roseville. You can go almost anywhere in the sierras, but my favorites are Lake Spaulding area, Tahoe National forest, Silverfork area, Loon Lake, Carson Pass area, Yuba river area and too many more to mention them all.
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I've been looking into the Tahoe National Forest areas I'll have to start checking out some of the trails but it's starting to be a little to late in the year for that.Originally Posted by twenty3digits
Welcome from the North Bay. Drive through Roseville all the time on my way to the woods and snow. Agree with all the suggestions given so far on places to go. Get your setup and come out and hang with us!
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