Backpacking

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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “Backpacking”

• Backpacker Magazine Hike of the Day: Hadley Mountain in the Adirondacks

  
  New York Outdoors Blog — Authority: 437
  Hadley Mountain in the Adirondacks
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• Details Youll Be Happy To Know About Utah Backpacking | Farticle.net

  
  Travel Blog — Authority: 159
  Utah’s diverse landscape makes it a popular spot for day hikers and hearty backpackers . With its abundance of very remote areas and strikingly beautiful. Continue reading here: Details Youll Be Happy To Know About Utah Backpacking | Farticle.net
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• Skurka Goes for Alaska

  
  The OutPost — Authority: 421
  Saw this on the Mountain World last week and had to rub my eyeballs.  Most of you know who Andrew Skurka is, a great long-distance hiker and record setter. I interviewed Andrew 2 years ago after he finished The Great Western Loop . Andrew is a very gracious guy but always sets his sites on bigger and better ...
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• Family Outing - The Furniss Family

  
  Nature For Kids — Authority: 100
  It’s been a while since Nature For Kids did a Family Outing post, so for your enjoyment here are the adventures of the Furniss family of Idaho. These are some of the outdoor activities Katy and Kasey like to do with their daughter Sidney, and the benefits they feel each activity has for them.  KAYAKING- ...
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• 4 Tips To Better Backpacking

  
  The Expeditioner Travel Magazine — Authority: 429
  Lately, even stripping travel down to the bare minimum, i.e. backpacking, has gotten lost in the piles of gear and tech out there (see this article on flashpacking ). Over at Vagabondish , they bring true “backpacking” ideals back to the forefront with four tips that will make you rethink that extra pair of ...
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• Backpack Boomerang: The Traveler’s Lost and Found

  
  GoBackpacking — Authority: 133
  Backpack Boomerang website We’ve all been there: Things got a little rowdy on your last night in (insert location here).  What was meant as a farewell toast transformed into a memorable, though fuzzy evening, and with daylight imminent, you frenetically pack your bags, hand over cash for the room you called ...
  2 days ago

• Home roasted coffee on the road and into the mountains?

  
  Talakudong Mountaineer — Authority: 100
  Caffeine kick the cold out of our freezing body. Almost all mountaineers believe in this like a mantra. In the several times Ive been t rekking up the hills and shiver in the freezing temperatures of the peaks,  Ive observed that coffee is an essential part of  any outdoor lovers drinks menu. From the usual ...
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• Lassen Volcanic National Park Main Road Closes For Winter

  
  Northern California Hiking Trails Blog — Authority: 107
  assen Volcanic National Park’s annual autumn closing of the main park road is the unofficial beginning of winter for me. Still, even though the hiking trails are buried under snow, the park is a great place to snowshoe and cross-country ski in the winter.Here’s the Lassen Volcanic National Park road ...
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• Andrew Skurka Announces His "2010 Project"!

  
  The Adventure Blog — Authority: 424
  Long distance hiking legend Andrew Skurka is preparing for another epic hike for 2010 and has begun to discuss the details on his website . Tentatively called "The Great Alaskan-Yukon Loop", this adventure will see Andrew trekking through 4500 miles of wilderness, around the border of Alaska and Canadas Yukon ...
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• I want a Map for Saturday

  
  This and That — Authority: 143
  Some of you may remember my 5 to 10 year plan ...well, Ive been looking beyond that too. My only concern is my meds. Ive yet to talk to my doc about getting a 5 to 6 month supply of the Atripla for the Appalachian trail. How bout a years supply for the world?
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  Doug Fine: Author, Journalist, Adventurer, Goat-Herder — Authority: 100
  
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• The Way of the Hermit Crab: 4 Rules for Better Backpack Living

  
  Vagabondish — Authority: 520
  Though we all begin life bare-ass naked and devoid of any possessions, none of us stay that way for long. The doctor swaddles us in a cozy new blanket, cooing relatives hand us stuffed animals and baby toys, while mommy and daddy shower us with gifts and buy us whole wardrobes of clothing. As we grow older, we ...
  3 days ago

• Ultra Light Hiking Gear

  
  New York Outdoors Blog — Authority: 437
  I’m an experienced long-distance backpacker and I’m all for lightweight gear, but you can take things a bit to the extreme. Here’s an interesting test of some gear by Rod Johnson, owner and founder of Midwest Mountaineering. I certainly agree with his running shoe vs hiking boot idea. I’m loving my new ...
  3 days ago

• backpacking tentsbad » The Adventures of the Kirbys: The Price of …

  
  Travel Blog — Authority: 159
  backpacking tentsbad. Just another Walrus Club weblog. The rest is here: backpacking tentsbad » The Adventures of the Kirbys: The Price of …
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• Long Term Primitive Survival, As A Group

  
  iRide — Authority: 107
  Maybe it happened when I watched Rambo as a kid. Maybe it was Damnation Alley . It could have even been good old Mad Max . I’m not really sure, but somewhere along the way, I got very interested in the whole idea of survival. I was even more encouraged when my uncle Bobby gave me a survival knife for Christmas ...
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• HOSTEL COLONIAL - BUENOS AIRES, UNA CIUDAD PARA RECORRER A PIE - REVISTA "TRAVELER" - NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

  
  Hostel Buenos Aires - Hostel Colonial - Buenos Aires Famous Hostel — Authority: 115
  En la última edición de la revista "Traveler" de National Gegraphic, los editores seleccionaron 6 ciudades para recorrer a pie y una de ellas fue Buenos Aires.Desde hace años vengo recomendando a... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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• RAMBLING: No Backpacking at Big Basin

  
  Travel Blog — Authority: 159
  No Backpacking at Big Basin · Berry Creek Falls, Big Basin Redwoods State Park, © Rebecca Bond. Bummer. I wanted to do the approximately 30 mile Skyline-to-the-Sea trail over Thanksgiving weekend. See the original post: RAMBLING: No Backpacking at Big Basin
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• No Backpacking at Big Basin

  
  RAMBLING — Authority: 100
  Berry Creek Falls, Big Basin Redwoods State Park, © Rebecca Bond Bummer. I wanted to do the approximately 30 mile Skyline-to-the-Sea trail over Thanksgiving weekend. It runs from Castle Rock State Park in the hills above Los Gatos through Big Basin Redwoods State Park down to the ocean at Rancho Del Oso and ...
  3 days ago

• Backpacking as a foreigner in India in the 90s : Expat On The Edge

  
  Travel Blog — Authority: 159
  (Indian students do not seem to be as into backpacking as European students….they appear to remain in India during their holidays and don’t take gap years. See the original post here: Backpacking as a foreigner in India in the 90s : Expat On The Edge
  4 days ago

• Yosemite » Healthy Food and Backpacking

  
  Travel Blog — Authority: 159
  Try backpacking , hiking through some 800 routes in Yosemite National Park. Created about 1890 as one of the country’s first National Park recorded the beauty of our gardens and grace to make difficult few days. Granite Peaks and stream … See more here: Yosemite » Healthy Food and Backpacking
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