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an effable backpacking thought is rare but sad in such beautiful places

Yet another example of an effable backpacking thought

Alex Apr 19, 2018 Backpacking, Effable backpacking, Outdoor Recreation

The ineffable backcountry For the most part, when we escape to the hills or wilderness or backcountry or whatever wonderful name we give the beloved pristine, what we escape from

Keeping Track of Which Side of the Map I’m On

Eric Apr 15, 2018 Effable backpacking, Idaho, Lemhi Range, Lost River Range, Maps, Yell-to-Hell

In the last year, I spent a lot of time staring at two sets of things: maps of Idaho and Seven Dreams: A Book of North American Landscapes by William

Grizzly bear paw prints next to Oboz hiking boot

Bear Tracks Dilemma

Alex Jan 12, 2018 #goodbearhavior, Backpacking, Backpacking Idaho, Bear, Centennial Mountains, Effable backpacking, Environmental, Grizzly Bears, Hiking, Idaho, Leave No Trace, National Parks, Outdoor Recreation, Outdoor Recreation Ethics, Roads, Rocky Mountains, Wilderness, Yellowstone NP

A Bear Dilemma, Clearly On the day of the above photograph, Eric and I had been backpacking 20 miles across the Continental Divide, up and down the ridgeline and

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Category: Effable backpacking

Yet another example of an effable backpacking thought

Keeping Track of Which Side of the Map I’m On

Bear Tracks Dilemma