I’ve got a serious love-hate relationship with backpacking group shelters. I love just about every aspect of backpacking, but if I had to pick the one I love the least, it’s going to be packing and unpacking a tent. And it’s the tent-packing hater in me that has a serious love-affair with group shelters. There’s […]
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Fortunately for all visitors planning a trip to the Florida Keys, the iconic American island chain destination offers many types of accommodations. From popular resort brands to public campgrounds and everything in between, there is a place for everyone to stay in the Florida Keys. Multiple price points exist and vary greatly based on type
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Whether you’re planning your first backpacking trip or it’s time to upgrade your old gear, figuring out which backpacking sleeping bag is best for your pack is an important first step. There’s nothing worse than getting into camp after a long day on the trail and not being able to get a good night’s rest because
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Death Valley is one of the wildest landscapes in America. Not only is Death Valley National Park home to the hottest, driest, and lowest spot in all of North America, but it’s an incredibly diverse landscape where badlands, canyons, sand dunes, salt flats, and mountains all collide. Death Valley’s reputation for being a harsh and
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Finding a campsite in Yosemite National Park can be a challenge, but scoring one will always be worth the effort. As one of America’s most popular national parks, you can count on campsites filling quickly during the peak summer season. With proper planning, some flexibility, and a bit of patience, chances are good you can
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The Florida Keys may not be as well known for its beaches compared to its Caribbean and Bahamian island neighbors, but beach days still remain a big part of a Florida Keys vacation. Across the over 125 miles of connected islands, visitors can sample and enjoy more than a few sandy shores to tan, relax,
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