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A canoe camping trip combines both a lengthy canoe trip and setting up camp along the way---many times in backcountry settings. When planning the trip, you must consider all weather conditions and pack plenty of food and water for the…
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Planning your once-in-a-lifetime camping trip to one of our national parks? Getting your backcountry camping trip planned shouldn't be the most challenging part of your vacation.
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Grand Teton National Park is sometimes eclipsed by its northerly neighbor, the more famous Yellowstone. However, among outdoors enthusiasts, it remains incredibly popular. More than half a million people made their way to the park in 2…
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At 14,197 feet, Mount Belford in Colorado is a mountain peak that is the focal point of the surrounding landscape. One way to enjoy the area is to camp there. There is no public campground in the area so primitive camping is encouraged…
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Lake Louise is in Alberta, Canada. Its location boasts some of the most pristine mountainous views in the world. Lake Louise is not only a city, but it also is a Lake that has a variety of activities to do in and around the area.
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Badlands National Park combines the grasslands of the prairie with an arid wasteland of rocky outcroppings and gravel. It poses one of the more exotic and challenging sets of terrain and climate to the outdoors enthusiast. The majesty…
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The Pocono Mountains in northeastern Pennsylvania are a popular and often visited destination, conveniently located between Philadelphia and New York. The green mountains offer a variety of well-developed camping options, although back…
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Guatemala's Tajumulco is an impressive, gigantic peak that stands among the great giants of the Americas. Surprisingly, it is not so well-known among trekkers. It is a great example of an easily accessed high mountain with a peak that…
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As the home of Mount McKinley, the tallest mountain in North America, Denali National Park in Alaska is one of the premier outdoors destinations in the far Northwest. The park is huge, however, and while there are plenty of lovely acco…
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Saskatchewan offers the most consistent sun in Canada, offering up to 2,500 hours of sunshine a year. This makes it an excellent place for outdoor activities, including lots of winter sports. Saskatchewan offers extensive plains that p…
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Michigan features some of the country's best camping, from its pristine shores along Lake Superior and Lake Michigan to the hardwood forests of the state's interior. Fall brings an eruption of color in Michigan's forests, painting the…
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This four-person Texsport Inwood Square Dome tent measures 7 feet by 9 feet, with a 72 inch interior height. Its trail weight is approximately 9 pounds. The rain fly is peaked for maximum rain coverage. The floor is polyethylene, makin…
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First-time visitors to Grand Teton National Park can never be fully ready for the sight of these majestic mountains with their glaciers, unspoiled lakes and diverse ecosystems. Whether you prefer staying in a developed campground or go…
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An otherwise great camping trip can become a nightmare if you aren't prepared to make good food. Weight and efficiency are very important elements when it comes to creating a camp kitchen, and today's manufacturers make stoves and cook…
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With the Appalachian Mountains on the east, several of the nation's great rivers flowing through its west, and rolling Bluegrass country and caves in the middle, Kentucky offers plenty of activities for outdoors-lovers of all stripes.…
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