when you did the wind river range were you able to use your hammock or were you in a tent.Originally Posted by Kodiak1
when you did the wind river range were you able to use your hammock or were you in a tent.
Planning several trips to the AT in VA this spring. One of which is linked in my signature. Should be alot of good times this spring.
Linville Gorge for sure and as always.
Would love to get to the Wonderland Trail someday.
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I used a hammock in the Winds 2010 every night... Started at Big Sandy, wnet to Dads Lake, Skull Lake, Texas Pass, Cirque, Big Sandy Lake, all with no problems...
Planning a whitewater trip with campsite hammocking in lower TN, and hopefully (pending funds) some hiking and hammocking in the Mountains in CO.
Get out and do at least 80 days worth of hiking. Do not do any 20+ mile days.
I kind of knocked off a bunch of bucket list trips last year. So i need to come up with some new bucket list trips.
Miners Ridge in Glacier Peak Wilderness one on the list.
Scotland end to end, a new national trail. In sections as I will not have the time to do it in one go.
I'm planning an 'end to end' of the Bibbulmun Track here in Western Australia. It's a long distance walk trail almost 1000k's in length. I'm hoping to complete it in just under 6 weeks, all the time I've got to do it! There's three sided huts to stay in along the way but I'll definitely be taking the hammock for a more comfortable nights sleep. As the walk is all trail walking I'm going to be giving my trusty Macpac Cascade pack a rest and will hopefully be replacing it with a considerably lighter ULA Catalyst.
Sweeeet, thx!!!
I plan on the SHT thru hike as well. With a scattering of days in the woods before then. Then there will be a week in the BWCA.
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