Re: winter camping/backpacking - tips for newbies
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I live in Alaska and have winter camped for a couple winters now. I'll echo what has already been said; learn from people of experience! A book just doesn't impart the type of wisdom needed for some activities. Winter camping can be simple or complex and each trip can be drastically different.
I suggest finding an experienced partner with all the gear and borrow your way through a trip or two before deciding if and what to buy. Those trips should also provide a wealth of information to the permanent world of freezing temperatures.
I remember freezing my butt off a year ago near Cantwell, AK and learning a lot of lessons...
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- Re: winter camping/backpacking - tips for newbies - B-groupLizard 17:58:30 01/16/2007
- Re: winter camping/backpacking - tips for newbies - Rosh 19:01:49 01/16/2007
- Re: winter camping/backpacking - tips for newbies - SteveTheFolkie 09:07:12 01/18/2007
- Re: winter camping/backpacking - tips for newbies - B-groupLizard 20:15:39 01/19/2007
- Re: winter camping/backpacking - tips for newbies - Bill S 13:26:39 01/20/2007
- Re: winter camping/backpacking - tips for newbies - Rosh 22:00:44 01/19/2007
- Re: winter camping/backpacking - tips for newbies - B-groupLizard 20:15:39 01/19/2007
- Re: winter camping/backpacking - tips for newbies - SteveTheFolkie 09:07:12 01/18/2007
- Re: winter camping/backpacking - tips for newbies - Rosh 19:01:49 01/16/2007
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