Backcountry camping (aka backpacking) is a great experience that allows you to connect with nature, challenge yourself, and explore new places. Whether you are planning your first backpacking trip, or your third thru-hike, having the right navagation tools can make a big difference in your journey. In this article, we’ll talk about some of the best navagation tools and apps to have before embarking on your backcountry journey.
While the idea of exploring new trails may seem expensive- it is absolutely possible to backpack on a budget. In this article, we’ll go over some of my favorite tips for planning a backpacking trip that doesn’t break the bank.
The minute I stopped waiting for others to join me on trips was the day I fell in love with solo traveling, and I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t the best thing I could have ever done for myself. Unfortunately, the number one thing that stops women the most from traveling solo is the sence of not feeling safe or capable of doing things alone. Imagine living your life waiting for others? I’ve gathered 10 of my favorite simple and secure saftey tips for solo female travel.
Whether you’re planning a month long road trip or a weekend-long getaway, I’ve gathered 12 FREE of my favorite apps to download before you hit the road!
This post provides a checklist for a successful night of backpacking, covering equipment, clothing, food, water, toiletries, and other essentials. It emphasizes the importance of tailored choices based on location, duration, and weather.
Sometimes you just need to disconnect and enjoy your own company. Of course, most backpacking tips begin with the instruction of never going alone, but once you’ve successfully completed your first solo trip, the feeling of accomplishment is inevitable!
Hike Your Own Hike. We all have our own preferences, hiking paces, and I’ve come to find that my pace is a lot slower than most.
There are five resupply options available along the JMT, and as my first thru-hike, I wanted the full experience, and I wanted to try them all.
It’s never a good idea to just assume people know how to plan epic adventures. Heck, even with proper planning some adventures just don’t go accordingly.
I would like to share with you my guide to backpacking and some tips on how you could prepare for your first trip. I am not an expert and this should be used only as a guide which is based on my opinions and experiences.
Road trips should be fun and spontaneous yet, carefully researched and somewhat planned. How do you prepare for a trip that long? Lots of research and planning!
