Re: MSR mini groundhog - corridor camps
Don't forget 4mm ties, pebbles, trees and heavy brush! I like to take a pebble, tie it in to the tent side (usually I just use an ultralight tarp, though)and...
Old Hakatai Hobo 2013-05-06 21:10:27 #72830
Re: ULA Catalyst loading
Personally, I wouldn't put my bottles in any of those low pack sidepockets even if I could reach them. At best the pockets will stick out to snag and shred,...
Doug Nering 2013-05-06 20:26:14 #72829
Re: MSR mini groundhog - corridor camps
Really good advice from Mike here. It would be good to become proficient pitching it with rocks. Think slickrock, Esplanade, etc! Or better yet, learn to...
JoshC 2013-05-06 14:53:31 #72828
Re: MSR mini groundhog - corridor camps
There are lots of rocks to be found! And they work well. Save the $ and the weight. You'll figure it out very quickly. Often, you'll have to add a few rocks...
mikerogers_vt 2013-05-06 14:21:24 #72827
Re: Nankoweap to Phantom Trip Report
Marcry usually prepares most of the meals at home, but once on the trail we take turns. Although I often do one or two dehydrated meals, and others usually...
Bob Bordasch 2013-05-06 11:42:53 #72826
Re: Nankoweap to Phantom Trip Report
We've been using a Sawyer gravity system since last summer. It works well but it's worth remembering to let water fill the outflow tube BEFORE attaching the...
Rob Brading 2013-05-06 11:14:55 #72825
MSR mini groundhog - corridor camps
I've been reading that the corridor campgrounds have compacted soil similar to concrete (maybe an exaggeration?). I have a hexamid with titanium shephard...
ravi_jmt2013 2013-05-06 10:57:32 #72824
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