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re: Any primitive backcountry campers on here?
Posted by V_F_L on 3/23/22 at 12:57 pm to MintBerry Crunch
How long is the hike to the site and how much elevation gain, going with a group or by yourself, what’s your goal for the trip?
All of these are important to know for your trip so you know what’s going to be important for you. If I’m going with just a buddy, we can push the distance/gain and drink from a flask. If I’m with my wife, we bring meat cheese olives from TJ’s for happy hour and do trips where we can relax for a while at the campsite because that’s what makes it enjoyable for her. If we’re with a big group we’ll bring beers, cards, a bigger communal dinner all split up between the couples so it’s more like car camping that you hike to.
It’s supposed to be fun-lots of people get caught up on miles, elevation gain, Instagram pictures, having the right gear, etc but what’s most important is that you stay safe, follow LNT, and have fun.
All of these are important to know for your trip so you know what’s going to be important for you. If I’m going with just a buddy, we can push the distance/gain and drink from a flask. If I’m with my wife, we bring meat cheese olives from TJ’s for happy hour and do trips where we can relax for a while at the campsite because that’s what makes it enjoyable for her. If we’re with a big group we’ll bring beers, cards, a bigger communal dinner all split up between the couples so it’s more like car camping that you hike to.
It’s supposed to be fun-lots of people get caught up on miles, elevation gain, Instagram pictures, having the right gear, etc but what’s most important is that you stay safe, follow LNT, and have fun.
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