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| Trip Planning » back country gear » 7/04/2016 11:04 pm |
Thank you! We are definitely not pros but through our blog just want to inspire and encourage young people to get and experience nature
| Trip Planning » back country gear » 6/04/2016 9:38 pm |
Fantastic advice. We actually brought as much as possible on our first back country trip to see the usefulness and lack of various items.
| Trip Planning » back country gear » 6/04/2016 7:09 pm |
As per the law
Currently, boaters are required to have PFDs within reach for everyone on board. But the law does not force anyone, including children, to actually wear a life-jacket. (Which we did)
I wasn't promoting unsafe operation of a canoe. Just our experience.
| Trip Planning » back country gear » 6/04/2016 11:49 am |
Hi Peek,
Booking that cabin was our first experience of that kind. We got extremely lost without GPS and took a long time finding the cabin. I have not had information regarding logging roads and only after posting here (old forum) did I find out about the logging roads. Since I wrote that post, I have made sure to let everyone know about restrictions on driving.
| Trip Planning » back country gear » 6/04/2016 10:01 am |
I will definitely take care of the bear proof bag on the next trip. It did the job for us but maybe furry friends were busy elsewhere.
As for the Primus it has always been a great addition to camping for us and we take the empty cylinders back with us but I agree with you in regards to people littering. That happens all the time. We end up picking up other people's garbage
| Trip Planning » back country gear » 6/03/2016 5:07 pm |
Hi guys,
I wanted to share with you my new blog post on what to bring on your first back country camping trip.
Camping is a hobby and like all hobbies, it tends to get expensive in a hurry. As you graduate from car camping to back country camping, you realize that space is limited and that the more you bring the more you will have to haul.
Small, lightweight equipment such as tents, chairs and sleeping bags are pricey.
I would love to ready your opinions and takes on my hilarious take on camping gear on my travel blog:
| Trip Reports » WOW! That was a Great Weekend! » 6/03/2016 5:05 pm |
what type of fish did you catch?
| Backcountry » Night Video Recorder » 6/03/2016 5:04 pm |
The links are great!
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