Just started getting into hiking. If anyone has any do or die east coast suggestions lmk. Here’s some pics from my first solo hike recently submitted by /u/mariokartis [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi guys I’m from the Uk and I’m looking to get into hiking and camping with the intention to do it in mostly in Spain but other European countries too (as well as here of course). I know it’s probably been asked a thousand times but after searching for 2 days (got time on my hands) for rucksack I seem to be going round in circles so I thought I’d post for some advice. I was after a bag I can use as carry on but would be able to hold camping gear too, any recommendations welcome or any other type of advice too. Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/TerrierTed [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I have made a website where I've compiled some of the best camping gear from accross the web, ranging from low to high budgets, I would appreciate it if anyone checked it out and left me any criticism, and you might even find something you like :) https://campingpals.godaddysites.com/#bf4fe791-8f82-41d5-bb94-54ec38a723a0 submitted by /u/X_oopsydoopsy_X [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi, I’m currently traveling solo in Bolivia and wanted to do another 3-5 day trek around La Paz besides Huayna Potosi summit. I spoke to some tour operators and since we’re approaching low season, there are virtually no group tours you can join. Private tours are very expensive and the prices come down significantly when there are 2, 3 or more people. So here we go. Anyone interested in doing a tour together starting around 19th of September? I got some suggestions for a 3-day trek, so pm me if interested. Would be great if we could organize something :) submitted by /u/nieroc [visit reddit ..read more

Started my hike from a camping side and went into the wilderness, passed through some old ruins and houses and was glad to pass along some small creeks that made the hike feel way better and more relaxing. submitted by /u/Fun-Meal-7766 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I'm trying to plan a backpacking trip to somewhere on the West Coast with myself and a friend for my birthday. Ideally somewhere that's fairly warm as we'll be coming from the UK and won't have much room to pack our winter gear. I wanted to do Zion National Park but heard a lot of the trails may be closed during winter season and the nights are cold. Any other options are welcome! Looking for a long trail/hike we can do over 4/5 days that has a few peaks and some lakes. Basically the dream trail ha submitted by /u/_RayPurchase [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello, I'm planning a road trip and want to stay at least 2 days at the park in very early February, how's the tent camping in Very early February? I know it's going to be cold submitted by /u/Actual-Reputation887 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Some pictures of our Queen creek through hike using the old ore route for the start of our trip it was the route the old copper queen mine in arizona used to move material from the mine to tucson to be processed, absolutely beautiful Oasis, in the middle of the desert. The network of steep canyons Travels several hundred miles And I look forward to exploring as much as the I can Hope everybody has a good day ! submitted by /u/Minerals_mine [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hornell, NY submitted by /u/twitaw [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I live in the woods of the PNW and see lots of wildlife but nothing like this but I've seen em on videos and IRL. My time seeing one was when I was hiking a desolate trail. I was 3/4 to the end when the forrest goes SILENT. the bad kind like when a bear is close so I take my bear spray out and take a few steps before I see a very pale bipedal creature. It genuinely looks like a human with mange. I thought it was a sickly bear but it's like 6 foot and skinny ny like super skinny it was grey and just kinda looked like it was trying to stalk me from ahead. I just want to know if anyone else has ..read more