TrailBlaser

Another great trip report, thanks again for posting!

Trip report HERE

Great trip report and photos! Thanks very much for posting.

Mine is stored the garage - really convenient for loading/unloading. There's a drop-down work bench that I use to organize and pack. In...

Great trip report, thanks for sharing!

Many of my trips, mostly solo, involve bushwhacking far off trail and nowhere near any designated campsite. All perfectly legal, if LNT...

I have been hammock camping for 5 years now. I was driven off the ground because I slept uncomfortably in a tent, whether I was using a...

I like having changes in weather during a canoe camping trip, so I don't mind some rain. I have the gear and clothing to stay warm and...

Somehow I always end the season wondering why I didn't get to the Adirondacks more often. The reason, upon reflection, is that it's too...

Trailblazer, that is wonderful. $100 a year and pastries is a bargain, and the stuff of which memories are made. An unused or unfilled...

What a great idea and trip! Thanks for sharing it. I haven't paddled Lake George since I lived in Ticonderoga back in the mid-1980s...

For a number of years (before getting married and buying a house) I lived in an apartment in the suburbs with no place to store my...

My list is a lot like others here, but varies by the season, destination and expected conditions. Regardless, everything goes in a dry...

My gear and some of my clothing (for the current season) is on one side of the garage; the rest of my clothing is racked in my basement...

At 64 I started to feel the difference. I could still do the trips to Algonquin that I did in my 20's, just took me longer (sometimes...