Can't wait for spring to come, bros. The first four months of the year are a write-off here.

hey out, planning to hike the jordan trail starting next week or so, and the full map links on their website don't work. I found a full gpx file online and started adding waypoints for water and food, but realized someone else might've done it already, and couldn't find anyone who had when I googled it. Figured there's a small chance someone here might have it, and could save me a couple hours of tedium.

I also started copy pasting the info from their site for food/water/lodging/segment descriptions into a single doc, and figured someone may have done that too.

slim chance, i know, but wanted to give it a shot asking here. In return heres a photo from a hike in turkey i took recently. also any backpacking advice for hotter climates would be appreciated, esp anything not obvious.

I HATE THE INTERNET, BUT IT SEEMS LIKE NO OTHER TEENS MY AGE WANNA PLAY OUTSIDE WITH ME, IN MY TOWN SO I'LL TOLERATE IT FOR NOW

Post your boots and what ya use them for!

>Ariat Chelsea Waterproof CSA
>Landscaping

Used TimbPros, Dakotas, walmart brands for years until I finally bit the bullet. Ariat is love, Ariat is life.

Has anyone here sailed from one country to another? How does it work? If I don't have a visa can I pull up at the dock of some sleepy costal town and walk in?

Sometimes I use a covid mask but it makes my glasses humid

what tents you all use? post pics. no hot tents.

also, im a hobo currently using a tarp, saved up money and was thinking of getting the wild country helm 1 (picrel). would be nice to have an actual closed space at night. anyone have experience with wild country tents? i will put a tarp over it for extra protection.

>Appalachians
>mountains

On YT, you click on one of them and you get recommended several others. They all appear to be using the same inflatable camping gear from China, many thousands of dollar+ tents made for 12+ people by themselves, they all have Jeeps instead of domestic vehicles, and they all appear to be models wearing heavy makeup.
RyuCamp
Kirin Camp
UNI Camp
I'm sure there are plenty more. Are all of these Instagram-based "camping" channels becoming a trend? Are they all managed by a modeling agency? Why do they all use $15,000 worth of camping gear to spend the night in the snow? Anyone have any experience with these?

Are hip straps a meme?