What are your favorite backpacking blogs?

I'll try not to repeat those already mentioned…

Brian's Backpacking Blog http://www.briangreen.net
Backcountry Bliss http://www.backcountrybliss.net
Terrybnd.blogspot.com
Alan Rayner's Blog on the Landscape alanrayneroutdoors.blogspot.com
The New Nomads thenewnomads.com

And of course yours truly…
Mountain UltraLight http://www.mountainultralight.com

Triple Crowner and CDT Yo-Yo King http://francistapon.com/

Andrew Skurka: http://www.andrewskurka.com/ Serious miles for this young man!

Nimbelwell Nomad http://www.nimblewillnomad.com/

Forgive me if these are reposts!

Sam, as many blogs as you list, I wonder if you are using Google Reader to follow the blogs. I use Google Reader to follow a ton of web sites, my hiking folder of blogs are the following. I highly recommend using Google Reader as it enables you to follow 100-times the websites you normally follow in zero extra time, it is that efficient at keeping you abreast quickly.

Backcountry.com: The Goat » Blog Archive » Vargo Titanium Decagon …
http://thegoat.backcountry.com/feed/

Backpacker Magazine – backpacker.com
http://www.backpacker.com/rss/

Backpacker Magazine Blogs – backpacker.com
http://www.backpacker.com/blogs/blog_rss/

Backpacking Light Magazine
http://www.backpackinglight.com/index.rss

BackpackingLight at Yahoo! Groups
http://rss.groups.yahoo.com/group/BackpackingLight/rss

BackpackingLight at Yahoo! Groups
http://rss.groups.yahoo.com/group/backpackinglight/rss

BackpackingLight_MN_Branch at Yahoo! Groups
http://rss.groups.yahoo.com/group/BackpackingLight_MN_Branch/rss

Beef Jerky Reviews
http://www.bestbeefjerky.org/feeds/posts/default

Erik The Black's Backpacking Blog
http://blackwoodspress.com/blog/feed/

Gear Talk with Jason Klass
http://jasonklass.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default

OutdoorBlogger.com
http://outdoorblogger.com/feed

GPS Tracklog
http://gpstracklog.com/feed/rss

Hiker Hell
http://www.hikerhell.com/feed/

Hiker Hell
http://thechroniclesofgnarnia.com/?feed=rss2

Hiking Blogs » Gear Talk with Jason Klass
http://hikingblogs.thesocksite.com/feed/

Hiking in Finland
http://hikinginfinland.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default

LightBackpacking.com
http://lightbackpacking.com/feed/

Lighthiker's World
http://lighthiker.wordpress.com/feed/

LIGHTWEIGHT AND ULTRALIGHT BACKPACKING
http://jolly-green-giant.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default

Main Page – BackpackingLight Wiki
http://wiki.backpackinglight.com/index.php?title=Special:Recentchanges&feed=rss

Mountain UltraLight
http://www.mountainultralight.com/feeds/posts/default

OutdoorBlogger.com
http://rss.outdoorblogger.com/?media=rss

Red Elephant Eats
http://www.redelephanteats.info/feeds/posts/default

RSS Feed for Whitney Portal Store Message Board
http://www.whitneyportalstore.com/forum/cache/rss1.xml

sectionhiker.com
http://feeds.feedburner.com/Sectionhikercom

sequoiakingscanyonhikers at Yahoo! Groups
http://rss.groups.yahoo.com/group/sequoiakingscanyonhikers/rss

The Gear Junkie
http://feeds.feedburner.com/thegearjunkie/dd

Ultra-Lite Skunk Works
http://ultraliteskunkworks.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default

YosemiteBlog.com
http://www.yosemiteblog.com/feed/

I just started to put my own trips together on line, here's my url

http://www.getlostoffroad.com

Lots of great links that I will now go spend a bunch of evenings checking out!

All i read has been mentioned before, so i'll try to name my favorites:

adventuresinstoving – very very thorough on everything stove, good pictures.
hikinginfinland – Hendriks "The week in review" is awesome.
nielsenbrownoutdoors – his reviews are very good, and he is located in Denmark ;-)
briangreen – a really nice site to read – good humor, good design, good reviews
hikeitlikeit – great reviews,
backpackingnorth – Marks "Ultralight Makeover" is awesome!

i read a lot fewer Blogs than i used too – way to much blablabla,diary, blablabla, bad pictures, blablabla in the blogosphere. But i know it's hard work to make a good blog (and a good Forum post… ;-)

This forum is still the best place for accurate information, but you need to get involved and ask the right questions to benefit the most.

Another Honorable mention is:

hikelighter – have to be impressed by John's commitment to the SUL/XUL backpacking.

I have a lot of reading to do, I guess. Two blogs I have been reading are these:

David Stillman's: http://davidstillman.blogspot.com/
Jack Elliot:http://yankeebarbareno.com/

They are So Cal based, and hike all over that area. I grew up near there, and had no idea of the great places to hike that they find. Also, how can those canyons and creeks be so remote and seldom visited when they are so close to Los Angeles. Its pretty amazing.

My own outdoor blog is here: http://backpackingtechnology.com/