Favorite Campsite Photos

Owen…Notch Li, isn’t it? That’s my aspirational tent.

Bell Mountain Wilderness, MO

Chimney Rock, PA

Cheoah Bald, NC

Glamping at Dahlgren Backpack Campground on the AT in Maryland

@Philip Tschersich, I am so envious.  Looks absolutely amazing.  Actually, everything you’ve put up here looks amazing.  Some day…maybe.

And for the record, Tipi Walter is The Man.  Me?  I am not a man.  I would be cryin’ like a baby.

Somewhere in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

@Brad P, what a sweet spot to hang!

Mineral King, SEKI – flat, sandy, beach on the lake…it even had the perfect little snow bank for margaritas!

@Erik G, WOW!  I am so looking forward to the day when we can make our way out West.  Just beautiful

Both are backcountry Vancouver Island.

Vancouver Island, West Coast Trail.

Morning coffee at Grayson Highlands, VA

Love the pony in the foreground!  What an awesome place

Manfred, where were these taken at?  Looks so cool!

Brett,

The first photo was taken at our last camp on the Sierra High Route last summer right before going over Stanton Pass which is in the picture to the left of Virginia Peak.

The second photo was taken during the same trip at Darwin Lakes right before we went over Lamarck Col to resupply at North Lake.

You can see more photos in this trip report

Marie Lakes during the long Independence Day weekend this month.

Beautiful!  I’ll check it out.  Thanks

Marufo Vega, Big Bend

John “Jay” Menna, love the lighting on the ridge.  Very cool

Devil’s Dome North CascadesBob Marshall WildernessCirque Of the Towers, Wind River Range

North of Silverthorne, CO?New MexicoGreat Basin, WY

My favorite camping spots are inside the araucaria woods and canyon edges in southern Brazil. The three pictures below were taken on a trail called “Araucarias Trail” (or informally “Transcânions“).

Endlich mesa, san juan mtns colorado

Vancouver Island

I’m not much of a photographer, but the scenes say it all. What is a tent for? Flopping down in after a long hard day. I witnessed this scene daily after my friend pitched each afternoon. Nap time!

Also along the JMT, a camp visitor on a soggy night after Muir Pass:

Mostly we camped in pretty sheltered forest areas, trying to be low enough for me not to be puking from altitude. But occasionally we camped up high; I enjoyed the beauty while also trying to maintain equilibrium. I did love the Notch Li and slept well every night.