Hiking and Backpacking Travel Advice
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My friends and I are planning a week-long backpacking trip in Smoky Mountain National Park in September 2012 and I wanted to know if anybody out there can recommend a 50 - 60 mile loop hike that would provide a backcountry campsite at the end of each day. If anybody out there can provide trail names and campsite information it would be very much appreciated! Thanks in advance.
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I am looking for a trail that is a loop so I can drive one car and without a drop off/pickup person. Wanting it to be 30 to 50 miles round trip
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So I saw this headlamp on kickstarter.com
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1900436368/bosavi-headlamp?ref=live
it seems really cool, but I want to be sure it is the best headlamp out there since it is $65. Any thoughts?
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I believe day hikes aren't possible with dogs in national parks - blah bigtime! but many of the parks are surrounded by national forests. I'll be driving from VA to CA to WA with my 2 dogs and am looking for recommendations.
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I can start as soon as after June 15, and I am wondering if that is too late to start the trip.
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What are some of the best backpacking in Eastern and Southeastern Kentucky?
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Heading out with a buddy for a week. Depending on water flow, we are planning to do the Black Box, Black Hole and an maybe another day long excursion. We have done Death Hollow in Escalante, Sundance into Dark Canyon, Bucksin and a bunch of technical and non technical trips. I am looking for something similar to Death Hollow or Dark Canyon. Non technical and a chance to get in the water. I don't have a boat but West Canyon looks great for a couple of days. This will be in the end of June. Thoughts? Suggestions??? THANKS
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Is it possible to hike from the primitive camping area in the refuge to the bay?
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I recently camped at Cayo Costa. It was a good experience, but too crowded for my liking - got stuck with a whole troop of boy scouts. I am looking for a good place to hike and camp where the sites are secluded and serene. Preferably on or close to the beach. No potable water necessary. Looking to do some fishing off the shore. Any suggestions?
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