Right now, the only place I would want to go is a secluded lake. No people around, no traffic, no sirens, no worries of day to day life. Just sit around a fire eating and listening to the crickets.
Right now, the only place I would want to go is a secluded lake. No people around, no traffic, no sirens, no worries of day to day life. Just sit around a fire eating and listening to the crickets.
Originally Posted by EastCoastFeastCoast
It's totally possible, might have trouble staying in the hammock for an extended period... but it's possible. Maybe some bungee cords could help.
It has to be the best view, ever.
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ive been trying to get some friends to go with me out either to moab or the southwest corner of the state. both sound fun and doable for me. id love to do yellowstone or yosemite. the top two places though are anywhere in new zealand or denali national park. really any park in alaska.
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I like your choices and I would keep a couple of them on my list of places to go. I can't comment on the Boundary Waters Wilderness in MN. I have never been there, but I have seen the others a few times.
Uintas, UT - You don't want to waste your time out here.I try to spend as much time up there as possible. It is a great place to have within a couple hours of home. It would make a good destination location too. King's Peak is very busy but you can find solitude on other routes pretty easily.
Yosemite - The north side of the park is really cool. My favorite places are actually just outside the park boundaries. (Cherry Lake is a good launching point.)
Wind Rivers or Tetons, WY - Hard to beat that anywhere in the US.
Good luck in your trip planning.
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