What do I need for camping over night in the winter with the possibility of snow?
Thursday, March 17th, 2011I have a tent, air mattress and sleeping bag.
I have a tent, air mattress and sleeping bag.
SmokeHouse Winter hammock Shelter with ti goat stove. Temp 8F
Thursday, March 17th, 2011Backpacking the OT in Arkansas using my DIY smokehouse and small TI Goat stove. The temp is 8F. I had several segments under 10 min but I couldn't get it all to down load,,, just a part of the video. HammockForums.net
WV winter weather backpacking and new gear test (part 1of2)
Saturday, March 5th, 2011Nov. 2010. a 2 day adventure in Dolly Sods wilderness WV. Backpacking into our creekside camp spot to test out some new gear. the weather was cold with steady snow/sleet both days. gear to test: new pack, 2 new knives, spot gps messenger, home made alcohol stove, and new tent. ...
How can I prevent shrinkage while wearing my banana hammock out during the winter?
Wednesday, February 16th, 2011Winter Warmth Accessories with Shug …”Live From The Hammock”
Sunday, February 6th, 2011Walked to a "stealth" site near my home in an early cold and freshly snowed on 15ยบ day. Cooked some lunch on my terrific minibulldesign mini-atomic alcohol stove. Had some cocoa in my DIY hammock (I love my hammock!) and yakked about some of my favorite and essential winter accessories. ...
Winter Backpacking Trip 2007 – Superior Hiking Trail part 1
Thursday, February 3rd, 2011Charles Schaller, Jamey Rude, and Micah McLellan venture on a 4-day, 3-night backpacking trip on the Superior Hiking Trail.
Is there a safe, efficient, battery-operated electric blanket on the market for winter tent camping?
Wednesday, February 2nd, 2011I'd love to find one for the annual Boy Scout Iditerod campout. We're in tents in January. I don't want a car battery hooked up to the thing. Suggestions?
I want to trek across Canada in winter, is this crazy? where do i start, how do i plan it?
Sunday, January 16th, 2011I really want to experience travelling in these types of conditions, but what do you do? do you just buy the equipment, go to Canada and start walking and camping? drinking water wouldn't be a problem in winter but where would you get food supplies etc?