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/Home/Sports/Recreational Activities/Backpacking Welcome to adv-doodads.com Votes:0 Click here to enter . Read More Go to Site '+' Votes:0 To be able to see this animation, your navigator will download Flash Player 5. To skip the presentation, click ENTER Read More Go to Site A & A Backpacking: journals, photos and hike information for Washington, Oregon, and Montana hikes - http://walk.to/aabackpacking Votes:0 Hike to.... Home ****** Pictures Journals Summaries Tips ****** Guestbook Links Contact Us About Us Awards Glacier-Waterton National Peace Park Montana and Alberta, Canada Life at Rising Sun: A Summer Spent in Glacier Bears Hump Otokomi Lake Red Rock Canyon and Blakiston Falls Running Eagle Falls Scenic Point St. Mary Falls and Baring Falls St. Mary Lake Hikes in Oregon Alsea Falls ~ and Green Peak Falls, West of Monroe and Junction City -New! Blue Pool (Tamolitch Falls) ~ near Sahalie Falls on HWY 126 -New! Canyon Creek Meadows near Three Fingered Jack in the Mt. Jefferson Wilderness Hobbit Trail ~ on the Oregon Coast a few minutes N of Florence -New! Linton Lake ~ in The Three Sisters Wilderness Mt. Pisgah ~ S of Eugene Proxy Falls in The Three Sisters Wilderness Salt Creek Falls ~ just Read More Go to Site archive Backpacking Tips Votes:0 Backpacking Tips Up Dated: Saturday, 1 September 2001 Return to Home Page Pack Weight > >Aim to carry no more than a quarter of your body weight to start, or afifth of your body weight if you're out of shape and hauling around afew extra pounds of your own. Fit hikers can handle a third of theirbody weight. A couple sharing gear should be able to keep their packweights below 40 pounds each. For average spring, winter, or fall trips,5 days' worth of food adds about 10 pounds to each person's pack. Saving Stove Fuel Instant meals are a major way to save fuel, but there are other techniques you can do that will make a difference: • Make sure your stove is tuned up and ready to go so you don't waste gas trying to get it started. • Before you light your stove, have a pot of wate Read More Go to Site Backpack Checklist Votes:0 Backpacking Checklist The following check list is what I use as a Scouter to prepare for a backpacking trek. As the trip length increases, some of the "creature comforts" are eliminated to make room for the additional food packs. The clothing mix also changes for the different seasons. But, the list does help me to "Be Prepared." Not included on the list are the numerous pint, quart, gallon, and 2-gallon plastic freezer bags to pack everything to ensure waterproofing. The grouping matches the compartment and pocket arrangement on my pack and also somewhat matches the logical use of the items. You will have to customize the list to match your needs. The (B) indicates an item that is placed in the bear bag when in bear country. Map Pocket maps compass notebook & pen Bible Read More Go to Site Backpack Europe on Budget - Backpacking and hostelling information for student and budget travelers. Votes:0 Questions? Last Updated November 16, 2007 ?? ? "The best Web site for backpackers is BackpackEurope.com" Washington Post, March 4, 2001 "Definitely the first site you should visit if you plan to 'pack it' across Europe." Arthur Frommer's Budget Travel Online Daily Newsletter , April 29, 1999. All rights reserved Backpack Europe on a Budget? 1998-2007. [ Home ] [ What's New ] [ Travel Tips ] [ Packing ] [ Hostels, etc. ] [ Transportation ] [ Travel Links ] [ Other Stuff ] [ Site Index ] [ Austria ] [ Belgium ] [ Czech Republic ] [ England & Wales ] [ Ireland ] [ France ] [ Germany ] [ Italy ] [ Luxembourg ] [ Netherlands ] [ Portugal ] [ Scotland ] [ Spain ] [ Switzerland ] [ About Me ] [ Contests ] [ Free Stuff ] [ Student Stuff ] Interested in discussions with other backpackers? Read More Go to Site Backpacker's Checklist Votes:0 Backpacker's Checklist Backpacker's/Camper's Checklist WINTER CAMPING - List of basic items necessary for comfort and survival: Wool Clothing Wool Cap Warm coat (down or polyester filled) Mittens or gloves (preferably wool) Socks with extra set (preferably wool) Boots or equivalent (snow boots are best, tennis shoes are worst) Food, including some extra Eating Utensils Water bottle with water - minimum 1 qt. Flashlight with spare batteries Toilet paper Tent with necessary pitching equipment or tools for building an appropriate shelter (Note: Tents can be shared. It is not necessary for everyone to have his own tent.) Winter type sleeping bag with stuff sack Sleeping pad (full length to insulate the whole length of your body) Sponge - A very handy item when the temperatures are bouncing aro Read More Go to Site Backpacking In A Yellowstone Summer Votes:0 Backpacking In A Yellowstone Summer UPDATED April 7, 2005 THANKS EVERYONE! SITE OF THE DAY - OCTOBER 14th, 1996. Backpacking in a Yellowstone Summer Trails of Yellowstone (selected) Animals of Yellowstone Backpacking Supplies Needed for Overnight Trips Some Hiking Facts We Learned the Hard Way Grand Teton National Park Awards for this page Yellowstone links & More E-mail with your questions--Jeremy Haiar Read More Go to Site Backpacking information, Porcupine Mountains State Park Votes:0 BACKPACKING INFORMATION Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park Ontonagon, Michigan Map of the Porkies Backpackers must register at the Visitor Center before entering the interior of the park. PREPARATION: Preparation is the key to a successful Porkies visit. Being prepared for whatever occurs will help you enjoy your backpacking experience. Always keep in mind that the park is a natural wilderness to be preserved for future generations of hikers and campers. NECESSITIES: In preparing for your visit to the park, make sure that you include: A first aid kit, lip balm, and insect and sun protection. Full length pants, jackets, long sleeve shirts and rain gear. A knife, rope, flashlight, waterproof matches, compass and trail map. TENTS: Use tents with which you are familiar. The lake effect Read More Go to Site BACKPACKING LIGHTWEIGHT - Backpacking & Hiking Resources Votes:0 Backpacking Lightweight HOME | About Us | Contact Us What's New | Backpacking Community | the OUTDOOR GEAR Store | BOOKS & More BACKPACKING & HIKING Introduction SEARCH Kudos from You Advertisers What's New? PHILOSOPHY Backpacking Light! Ethics Oxymora Relativity GEAR, GEAR, GEAR! Reduce Backpack Weight Knowledge Nuggets! Gear Planning - Part 1 - Part 2 Walking Stick Make Your Own Gear TLB GEAR 4 SALE GEAR CHECKLISTS Hiking Essentials Gear List (1) Gear List (2) Seasonal Gear Lists 18Lb, 3-Day Pack 27Lb, 7-Day Pack The Day Hiking Pack Gear Shopping Tips SPECIAL INTEREST Beginning Backpacker Hiking with KIDS Ultralight Backpacking Winter Backpacking Bad Back MISC.WRITINGS Featured Article A Gear Freak Speaks! Traveling Light Trekking Poles Winter Tips LINKS REPOSITORY Gear Links Gear Compan Read More Go to Site Backpacking overseas? Some tips - Travel information - Consular services - Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Votes:0 smartraveller.gov.au - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade It's a must see destination. Skip to content Site Navigation: Home Travel advisories Travel bulletins Subscribe Travel insurance Travel tips Travel health Getting help overseas Children's issues Authentications Apostilles Our publications Register with us Embassies Consulates Visas Passports Online Site tools Site feedback Take out travel insurance before leaving on your trip Order this brochure Travel tips Backpacking overseas - Advice for the independent traveller You have renewed your passport, picked up your tickets and packed your bags. So are you ready to head off overseas? Not quite. Whether you're a young traveller or a retiree, there are a few more things you should do to make your trip as enjoyable and hassle-free as Read More Go to Site Banff: Discover Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada Votes:0 Banff, Canada: Banff National Park A WorldWeb.com travel guide & vacation planner for Banff, Alberta, Canada. 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Rio Grande Outfitters ESSENTIALS WHEN HEADING FOR THE OUTDOORS Don't leave home without them ! ! ! Camping & Backpacking Checklist . . . COOKING EQUIPMENT CLOTHING SHELTER EQUIPMENT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TOILETRIES MISCELLANEOUS GEAR EMERGENCY GEAR Additional Camping Items . . . COOKING ITEMS - - - EXTRA TOILETRIES - - - MISCELLANEOUS ESSENTIALS (for any wilderness outing) Don't be without them ! O Compass (Back-Up for G.P.S.) O Emergency Blanket O Poncho O Extra Rations (For 1 Day) O Flares, Mirror or Other Signaling Device O Flashlight and Batteries O K Read More Go to Site Chuck's Backpacking Bonanza: Backcountry Backpacking; Backpacking Info Votes:0 ---11 years of serving the backpacking community--- WELCOME TO CHUCK'S BACKPACKING* BONANZA *and also paddling, biking, volunteer trail projects, Sierra Club Outings, Elderhostel programs, scenic railroads, and more No glitz here -- just 40-plus megs of content without cookies or ads. This website is comprised of 280 interlinked pages and 866 photos and is constantly in the process of revision, so check back often for the newest additions. The main Table of Contents is annotated, explaining exactly what each section contains, or you may use the Quick Links in the sidebar to its left. Enjoy my efforts, and feel free to send comments to the e-mail address located on the bottom of each page. NEW -- Chuck's Adventures -- a photo blog with my latest adventures "Thousands of tired, nerve-sh Read More Go to Site Coleman - The greatest name in camping gear Votes:0 CONTACT US | SHOPPING CART | WISH LIST | NEWSROOM SEARCH !--> Web Store Outdoor Experts Find a Dealer Contact Us Coleman Services 0 items in your cart Tips and Advice for | Web Store | Home Gear Finder | Buyers Guides | Camping Checklists | Instruction Manuals | Repair Parts Backpacking Tips and Advice 1 File a trip itinerary, including route, number in the party, amount of food, expected return time and destination emergency contact information with a friend or family member. Make sure that the person knows to look for you if you don?t check in by the agreed-upon time. 2 Obey all private property signs and get permission to cross private land. Close gates after you pass through them. 3 Remove anything valuable from your car, and leave your glove box and center console open, so would-be th Read More Go to Site CoreComm Internet - Start Votes:0 Friday, November 23rd Web Search Features Breaking News Headlines Moreover.com Lebanons Leaders Unable to Agree as Deadline Nears Cruise ship sinking off Argentina Pakistan suspension 'unjustified' Lebanon president deadline looms Europe Fears That Meth Foothold Is Expanding Browse By Category Entertainment & Media Art, Books, Movies, Music... Sports & Recreation Auto Racing, Baseball, Basketball, Football... Business & Finance Finance, News, Statistics, Stock Quotes... Reference & Education Dictionaries, Atlases, Libraries, News, Magazines... Hobbies & Interests Arts & Crafts, Cooking, Games, Pets... Health & Fitness Diet & Nutrition, Fitness, Exercise, Hospitals... Home &amp Family Do it Yourself, House & Garden, Personal Finance... 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Read More Go to Site eTravel.org - backpacking & travel news, information, tips and advice for backpackers and independent travellers Votes:0 Search eTravel.org: Search help Go straight to: a country Afghanistan Albania Algeria Andorra Angola Argentina Australia Austria Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Bermuda Bolivia Botswana Brazil Brunei Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Central African Republic Chile China Colombia Congo Congo, Dem. Rep. of Costa Rica Cote d'Ivoire Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Eritrea Ethiopia Fiji Finland France Gambia Georgia Germany Ghana Gibraltar Greece Guatemala Haiti Honduras Hong Kong Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Iraq Ireland Israel / Palestine Italy Jamaica Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Laos Lebanon Lesotho Libya Liechtenstein Luxembourg Madagascar Malawi Malaysia Mauritania Mauritius Mexico Morocco Moz Read More Go to Site eurotrip - backpacking, hostels, bus and train travel on a budget across Europe Votes:0 home community about us contact FORUM HOSTELS TOURS RAIL FLIGHTS BUS CARS BOOKS RESOURCES PLAN YOUR TRIP! Our extensive collection of member written articles, reviews, and tips help you plan for what's to come. Destinations Members share their unique experiences in interesting places. Packing Be prepared! Read advice about saftey, money, health and fashion while on the road. Hostel Reviews Not sure about a hostel? Read the reviews you won't find anywhere else before you book. BOOK YOUR TRIP! Save time and money by booking with Eurotrip. We offer a wide array of services specific to the backpacking community. Flights Combine and book low-cost tickets with the low-cost airlines and save over other travel sites. Railsaver This is a great tool that helps you choose the rail pass that's right f Read More Go to Site Geog 312 Marble Mountains Backpacking Field Trip checklist Votes:0 Geog 312 Marble Mountains Backpacking Field Trip checklist (Note: food estimated for a 4-day trip with 3 nights overnight -- adjust for longer or shorter trips) Backpacking gear: Frame Backpack that fits you and is large enough to carry your gear plus shared items. raincover for backpack (a garbage bag will work) sleeping bag (nights will almost certainly be subfreezing at least) in waterproof stuff sack. sleeping pad tent with rainfly and groundsheet (or share) Not Optional -- you must have room available in a tent! cooking gear (or share): backpacking stove with fuel pots and utensils appropriate for food choice coffee pot for heating water matches in waterproof container food bag (can be a stuff sack) & rope for tying food up out of bear reach. eating utensils: fork, spoon, knife, plate Read More Go to Site Germantown Academy Backpack Project Homepage Votes:0 A team of fifth and twelfth graders at Germantown Academy have worked together to conduct an important study. We have examined the student backpack weights in relation to student body weights in all three divisions of our school. We have also worked together to complete this project and to design this "weigh cool" website. We hope it will be helpful and interesting to you. On it you will find all of our results along with some healthy back and backpack tips. Why are we doing this project? Our predictions How we completed our study Explanation of boxplots See our statistical results See our analysis of the data Interviews Related links on the web (backpack weight, health concerns) Read our Backpack Rap See photos from our fieldtrip to Villanova University Our recommendations for a Read More Go to Site GORP - Hiking Skills/How-to Votes:0 Sign Up | Feedback Home Destination Guides Activity Guides National Parks City Guides Outdoor Gear Adventure Vacations Campgrounds Top 10s Trail Finder Where to Hike Where to Camp Where to Fish Where to Paddle Dude Ranch Guide Family Travel Guide Search: --> from Away.com Related Guides Hiking/Trekking Know-How Index Get Started Where to Walk Planning 101 Family & Partners Environments Trail Skills Route Finding Boots & Blisters Gear Skills What to Wear Food & Cooking Health & Safety Top Ten Old Growth Forests from Outside Online --> Outdoors Ireland Best Road Trip Gear Essential Mexico 2007 Summer Buyer's Guide from Outside Online ACTIVITIES Get Started If you're new to hiking, this is the place to learn the basics. Where to Walk It's a big world out there, but GORP has it covered. Planni Read More Go to Site Great Lakes Lightweight Backpacking Votes:0 Notes on Going Light Tarp Camping 101 Gearlist: Three Season Gearlist: Winter 101+ Hiking Tips Connections Great Reading Trail Food Favorite Hikes North Country Trail: Grand Traverse Hikiing Club Section Welcome from the Traverse City area of northwestern lower Michigan. My name is Rick Halbert and I've enjoyed backpacking for many years as a way to connect with nature. Day hiking is another way to do this, but you just can't compare it to being out there the entire day and night. I've also discovered that, to enjoy the hiking part of the backpacking experience more, I needed to carry less weight. What follows is my attempt to show my progress in my quest to “go light”, to share some general hiking tips, and provide some information about the backpacking opportunities available i Read More Go to Site Greg Burch's Backpacking Gear List Votes:0 BASIC BACKPACKING GEAR The following is an annotated list of backpacking gear. It reflects my growing belief that less is definitely more in the sport of backpacking: The less you carry, the farther you can go and the more you can concentrate on the real values of the experience (and the less on keeping up with your stuff). I firmly believe that you should be able to start a 4- or 5-day backpacking trip with 35 pounds on your back, including food (but not water). If you're carrying more than 45 pounds, you just have too much stuff. (Note that this page doesn't address food, a subject for another place.) Basic Personal Gear . These are the basics that each member of a backpacking outing needs to have on their own. Group gear should be more or less evenly distributed among hikers, in additio Read More Go to Site Home Buying First Time Home Buyer Homes For Sale Home Loans Homes for sale by owner at Home.net Votes:0 Welcome to Home.net Home Buying First Time Home Buyer Homes For Sale Home Loans Homes for sale by owner Real Estate Brokers Interior Decorating Real Estate Foreclosures Home Remodeling Work From Home Furniture Cheap furniture | Timeshares | Modular homes | Home improvements Read More Go to Site John's Ultralight Backpacking Page Votes:0 John 's Ultralight Backpacking Page Did somebody say lets take a hike? Hi my name is John O'Mahoney and I live in New Jersey at the Shore. Since 1997 I've been experimenting with Ultralight backpacking. Reading "The Backpacker's Handbook by Chris Townsend, The Pacific Crest Trail Hiker's Handbook by Ray Jardine, Beyond Backpacking by Ray Jardine, other books and talking with other backpackers I made the decision to change my way of thinking as to what I really needed when backpacking. It was difficult in the beginning to eliminate what I formerly believed I had to have to be safe. Once I realized with a few simple changes I could lower my average weekend backpack weight from 50 pounds to 30 pounds I was hooked on Ultralight backpacking. My goal was to lighten my backpack weight so tha Read More Go to Site Ny side 1 Votes:0 If you are not redirected immediately, please go to www.backpackerinfo.net Read More Go to Site The Backpacker's Guide Votes:0 The Backpacker's Guide Learn dozens of free tips on camping, backpacking, gear and much more! We've put together a site dedicated to your needs! Check back often to see what we've added! Basic three season backpacking list you won't want to miss out on! You've always wanted to put together an emergency kit. Here's how to do it using the gear you already have! (Bonus--you are always ready for that spontaneous weekend trip!) A must have list for putting together an emergency kit for your car Do you have any ideas or information that you feel belong on this site? Let us know! We would love to hear from you. New! A simple First Aid Kit list with all the essentials and more! Also visit Dave’s new outdoor website OutdoorsWithDave.com . It’s packed with information on gear, equipment, Read More Go to Site Tips Votes:0 Main >> Sports & Recreation >> Other Recreational Sports Tips Marv's and Others' Backpacking Tips Following are various backpacking tips. Send your own to Marv. If they are included, you will be given credit. Backpacking Alone Backpacking Alone. This is controversial. Some people say never to backpack alone. They have valid concerns about incapacitating injuries; but, sometimes, they just fear the dark. I enjoy the solitude and often backpack alone. If you go alone, I have the following suggestions. Don't go alone until you have quite a bit of backpacking experience. Tell someone where you will be going and don't deviate from the plan. Take routes that are popular. Try to go at times when others are likely to be on the trail. Avoid potentially dangerous activities like climbing rocks or sw Read More Go to Site Travel Backpacking Checklists (5 pgs. 1 illus.) - Art of Travel - European and World Backpacking Votes:0 25 chapters, 100,000 words, 120 illustrations ARTOFTRAVEL.COM Table of Contents On $25 a Day or Less HOW TO SEE THE WORLD Art of Travel - European and World Backpacking Chapter 24 Travel Backpacking Checklists Essentials Personal Clothing Winter Medical Optional Camping Don't Think So's Don't take everything listed here. If you can't afford it, can't find it, or have to think too hard you probably don't need it. The Five Essentials If you at least have the following... __ travelers' checks __ passport __ visas (if necessary) __ hidden money belt __ brain (Never leave home without!) Personal Kit Use plastic zip bags to keep together what needs kept together. __ comb, brush, or pick (the smallest you have) __ toothbrush and toothpaste __ dental floss __ small bottle of roll-on deodorant __ s Read More Go to Site Travelling Backpacking treking or hiking in Europe Africa Asia Vancouver Island Canada Votes:0 Europe | Asia | Africa | Canada | How To Buy Equipment | YouTrek equipment store | YouTrek outlet store | National Geographic store Use our booking services for Flights | Cruises | Hotels | Car Hire | Road Trips | Vacations | Youth Hostels | Adventure Tours Backpacking/Camping This section is our newly opened equipment store. We have a good selection of backpacking, camping climbing and winter sports equipment. Camping Equipment Tents , Sleeping Bags , Fuel Stoves , Cookware , Food Climbing Equipment Aid climbing , Bouldering , Ice climbing , Sport climbing , Traditional climbing , snowboarding equipment Accessories , Backcountry , Bindings , Boots , Snowboards , Snowshoes Winter Sports Equipment Alpine skiing , Alpine touring , Avalanche safety , Cross country skiing Telemark skiing Weekl Read More Go to Site Web search Votes:0 Click here to proceed. Read More Go to Site Yellowstone Backpack Photo Tips - Wild Things Photography Votes:0 Tip of the Month Get Great Pictures in Yellowstone's Backcountry OR Backpacking with a Heavy Load - and Liking IT! by Theresa A. Husarik There are as many reasons for venturing into the backcountry as there are destinations (one of my favorite backpacking areas is Yellowstone because of the abundant and accessible wildlife). Some people just like to be close to nature, while others enjoy the feeling of roughing it and living by their own means. Some like the health benefits of the vigorous hiking, and others like to go slowly and smell each flower. But one thing backpackers generally agree on is that it is better to scale down one's load to the absolute bare essentials. Some tricks for lightening the load are the obvious such as taking only dried foods, bringing smaller versions of items ( Read More Go to Site Zion Wilderness Survival School & Wilderness Survival & Backpacking Tips by HikingwithMike Votes:0 ZION Wilderness Survival School, LLC Outdoor Skills & Tips - by HikingwithMike.com Your Web Site for Hiking, Camping, Backpacking and Wilderness Survival Tips Whether you are seeking a Wilderness Survival School, or you hike, backpack, love camping in the backcountry, wish to advance your wilderness survival skills, or simply need info on Southwestern trails or parks, this is the place for you. Check out the links at the right for hiking adventure online. Click on Link at right (About this Web Site) to learn about my background and expertise in camping, hiking, backpacking and wilderness survival. Well, I've got to go - there are great trails to be hiked and backcountry camps to be enjoyed. NOTE: See "Disclaimer" before proceeding! ZION WILDERNESS SURVIVAL SCHOOL, LLC PRESENTED B Read More Go to Site

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