Anyone have any recommendations for trails in New Mexico or Colorado? Hoping to avoid large amounts snow as much as possible. I have been looking into Pecos Wilderness or Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Any trails around here that avoid heavy snowfall, or should I look elsewhere for my trip? submitted by /u/DDPDietDoctorPepper [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Expert day hiker and car camper here. Credentials available upon request. Mediocre backpacker, with nothing longer than a week under my belt, and that was AT section hiking with plenty of infrastructure. This summer I’m attempting the whole Colorado Trail. I have a Big Agnes Tiger Wall tent and it is generally fantastic. I’m talking “this thing is light, easy to set up, and can handle being inside treeline for a couple nights so far.” NOT above treeline in Colorado on a windy night. But the stakes… am I doing something wrong or is this going to be a sketchy stake situation? I don’t understand ..read more

Hi everyone! First time poster on this sub. I'll be camping for work at 19,000 feet for 5 nights and looking for pants that are both lightweight and warm. I'm hoping to find something in the 100 USD range tops and ideally available on Amazon since I'm outside the US and having stuff delivered by smaller brands can be hard or extremely expensive. Any advice would be incredibly welcomed! submitted by /u/knitandstretch [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’m (45) looking for crews to join to various remote locations pretty much anywhere on the globe. Hikes for around 4-10 days would work. I would be interested in trips to Greenland, South America or pretty much any other location than my home area of Lapland in Finland. Could I find some from here? submitted by /u/TaimouT [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi all. I'm looking for a ~3-4 night backpacking trip in California starting in about a week (I unexpectedly got some time off for work). I would prefer Sierras/foothills, but I know there is still snow. Does anyone have recommendations for areas anywhere along the Western/Eastern Sierras that would be spectacular but not have much snow? I was trying to use the US Forest Service map but it shows most of the spots I'm familiar with having significant snow pack. I can also head up to the Trinity Alps area. Thanks for your help/insight with opening my eyes to new spots! I appreciate it. ​ submi ..read more

Hello, looking to do a 3 day two night backpacking trip in southern Utah in May. Any recommendations? submitted by /u/National_Fact_8069 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hi All, Im doing my first solo trip in August, Ive seen lots of great posts on where to go, but was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for tour guides/companies? Id be happy to go with people I meet along the way, but don't want to get there and find I have no one to go with. Im starting in Seattle and driving down the west coast to Arizona. I don't have any fixed plans other than flights to seattle at the start of august and back home 6 weeks later. submitted by /u/LurkingUnderThatRock [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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