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Montbell Breeze Dry-Tec Sleeping Bag Cover Review

MontBell Breeze Dry-Tec U.L Sleeping Bag Cover

I got hooked on using a bivy bag about two years ago, mainly as an adjunct to a tarp based shelter system, and originally to eliminate splashback onto my sleeping bag in the rain. Since then, I’ve expanded my use of bivy sacks year-round and bring them on nearly every overnight trip I take and on many winter day hikes …

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Bushwhacking Bartlett Haystack Mountain

Bushwhacking Bartlett Haystack Mountain

I’ve had Bartlett Haystack Mountain on my radar for a few years, but never made the time to go climb it. It’s a trail-less peak off Bear Notch Rd, which is closed in winter, usually from November thru May or June. With Autumn in full swing and fishing season over and the trails crowded with leaf peepers, I decided a …

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AOTU Ultralight Backpacking Canister Stove

Ultralight Canister Camping Stove by JOGR

The AOTU “Orange” lightweight canister backpacking stoves only costs $20.44 and is a best-buy for normal camping and backpacking use. We consider it one of the 10 best backpacking stoves because it’s such a good deal compared to similar and much more expensive stoves. The question that comes to mind is what you have to sacrifice for the price break, …

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Hiking the Skull Cairn Trail on Mt Chocorua

Hiking the Skull Cairn Trail

The White Mountain National Forest is riddled with decommissioned hiking trails, old logging roads, railroad spurs, and logging camps enough to keep anyone with a thirst for history and hiking off the beaten path satisfied for years to come. The Skull Cairn Trail is one such “lost trail,” as they’re called locally, that been closed down and removed from all …

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