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wakum6
I camped in Letchworth last year but I want to do something different this year. I would like a place in the Adirondacks but it's not necessary. Need tent camping though
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Well Harriman State Park is closer to the city, has plenty of what you are looking for.
The Adirondacks is a park, so you can essentially go to anyplace in the 'dacks and go camping. Its larger than Yosemite, Yellowstone and the grand canyon combined. the 'dacks are 6.1million acres- the largest protected area in the US.
Well Harriman State Park is closer to the city, has plenty of what you are looking for.
The Adirondacks is a park, so you can essentially go to anyplace in the 'dacks and go camping. Its larger than Yosemite, Yellowstone and the grand canyon combined. the 'dacks are 6.1million acres- the largest protected area in the US.
How do you go to a camping site far off that can be reached only in flight?
camry96
I am wondering how to carry the entire camping gear to a far off camp site . I am in san antonio and want to go to Yellow Stone. Driving up there is not possible at all and can be reached only by flight. Do they rent camping equipments by the way?
Answer
Pack lightly, take your ten essentials and nothing luxurious. Camping in the backcountry in Yellowstone will require a backcountry permit which you can get at a ranger's station in the park. Get a large hiking pack and take ONLY what you will need!! Remember that anything you pack in, you are going to have to pack back out. This means leave no trace that you were ever in the woods. If you have never been on a hiking trip before, it is a good idea to take a small weekend trip on a well-defined trail to see what you will need and won't need before you take any longer trips.
BY THE WAY, you can't do an air drop into a national park. use your brain.
Often times you can rent some forms of camping gear at REI stores. Things such as camping stoves, tents, sleeping bags, etc.
Make sure to condition before you go out on a long hike!
Hope this helps!
Pack lightly, take your ten essentials and nothing luxurious. Camping in the backcountry in Yellowstone will require a backcountry permit which you can get at a ranger's station in the park. Get a large hiking pack and take ONLY what you will need!! Remember that anything you pack in, you are going to have to pack back out. This means leave no trace that you were ever in the woods. If you have never been on a hiking trip before, it is a good idea to take a small weekend trip on a well-defined trail to see what you will need and won't need before you take any longer trips.
BY THE WAY, you can't do an air drop into a national park. use your brain.
Often times you can rent some forms of camping gear at REI stores. Things such as camping stoves, tents, sleeping bags, etc.
Make sure to condition before you go out on a long hike!
Hope this helps!
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