Lets talk about minimalist camping.

Cowboy / Backpack / Minimalist / Bushcraft

Tools, bedrolls, bags, tents, clothing.

I'm planning my first big solo hiking/camping trip, the destination is Olympic national park. I've done plenty of solo trips and trips with others but haven't attempted a big solo trip like this. What would you recommend I bring apart from the common stuff? Any tips for places to go, park, camp, etc. and things to do?

why do asian carry an ungodly amount of stuff when hiking?

Chimney Rock State Park @ Lake Lure is back OPEN again y'all, and you should visit. They do reservations now (hourly timeslot), but I believe if you just show up that's fine too as long as their parking isn't full.
And, there's an elevator to the top (which isn't really the top, there's still 300 more ft up to walk for the full experience, and THEN it's closed above that)

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Looking into how much money it costs to go out and hike or climb mountains is just ridiculous. It makes the achievement of say climbing Everest seem less impressive when you realize it costs literally $150,000-250,000 just to be ready and get there. The fact that many countries tax your currency, so you'll be spending even more money to co-exist for a short period of time. It's just all bullshit.

Hey I have an idea to create a XXL mason "jar" and rebrand it as a mason bowl. A bowl for men, for adventure. Tupperware for the bugout bros. Big enough we can finally fit our fat fingers into and actually clean when we're camping. They are manufactured with ergonomic crock handles, perfect for holding hot foods.
This set of 6 16oz Mason Bowls can be yours for as little as 29.99, plus shipping and handling but wait. Act now and we can throw in this impact resistant Mason Bowl Harness for as little as 9.99.

But fr, I'd totally buy an extra wide, wide mouth jar I can put in a lunch box.

Okay let's settle this once and for all. Which one is all around better?

This board is so dead/shilled. what a shame.
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