Dispersed/Wilderness Camping areas in CO? : r/coloradohikers
2024年5月11日 · Almost every National Forest in the state. I always look at the fs.usda.gov wilderness area's website to see their overnight camping policy to be sure, haven't found any restrictions yet. It also helps to check even if I know the area because sometimes there will be useful information like specific water sources to avoid, ie toxic algae blooms.
Help with Garibaldi wilderness camping access points
2023年4月19日 · This camping area was made for mountaineering type ascents. Wilderness Camping is not an alternative to Garibaldi Lake camping. This areas require skill and experience that can only be gained through taking courses, or mentorship that also includes proper Leave No Trace ethics and builds an understanding of these places as needing to be preserved.
Wilderness camping with kids : r/camping - Reddit
2023年10月17日 · I'm suddenly aware that I don't know the difference between dispersed camping and wilderness camping. Lol. So that's what I mean, dispersed camping in Hoosier National, but I plan on doing that within a short hike distance of a more populated area, such as a campground or recreational area, just because I'm not totally comfortable going super ...
Indian Peaks Camping Allowed? : r/coloradohikers - Reddit
There are no campgrounds in the indian peaks wilderness. You don't need a permit there before June and all camping is backcountry "wherever you can put a tent" camping. Some restrictions around sources of water and lakes but you'll be camping on snow so probably doesn't apply as much this time of year. You will most likely need snowshoes.
The Linville Gorge : r/camping - Reddit
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Wilderness camping : r/nationalparks - Reddit
2021年4月12日 · If you know the park's 4 letter designation code (YOSE for Yosemite, PEFO for Petrified Forest, GRSM for Great Smoky Mountains, etc.) then use nps.gov/[4 letter code] and look for backcountry or wilderness rules. The NPS page on Backcountry & Wilderness Camping has good information as well. You'll have to check with each park to find out their ...
Wilderness Tent Camping? : r/newjersey - Reddit
2019年7月10日 · Since you haven't been wilderness camping before, I highly recommend going with a friend first and not venturing too far from your car. You may love it, you may hate it. Remember to leave no trace. Take only pictures, leave only foot prints. There are no fires permitted at back country tenting sites on state park lands.
So, how dangerous would it be to camp alone? : r/camping - Reddit
2012年10月15日 · If you were car-camping I could see boredom setting in. But if you backpack out into the wilderness (which is what OP mentioned) you'll have plenty of stuff to keep you occupied. Also here's a picture album from my most recent solo backpacking trip. 5 …
Wanting to go wild camping in North America, but where is allowed?
Dispersed camping is much less regulated in National Forests, administered by the Forest Service under the Dept fo Agriculture. Portions of National Forests are often designated as wilderness areas, and some have quotas or require permits for backpack camping, while others have no such requirements except to prohibit vehicles from entry.
Real wilderness camping in Indiana : r/indianapolis - Reddit
2022年10月12日 · Hoosier National forest calls this "Dispersed Camping" and allows it throughout most of their forest. Read about it on their website. Morgan-Monroe and Yellowwood both allow backpacking as well, just Google backpacking IDNR.