Winter Cabineering – Part 1: Video Essay

for those that live on the east coast the potomac appalachian trail club in DC has over 20 structures that they rent out. It is a great way to break into this field. I introduced many people to winter outdoors via their structures. They range in size from 4 bunks to over 12 people. Most are on feeders of the AT.

Nicely produced video. I really enjoyed watching it.

I spent 4 days/3 nights in a Leanto in the Adirondack high peaks over winter break, but this makes me want to go back out for more time in the winter. Good stuff!

I need to get my friends to get BPL subscriptions so I can share this video with them!

Jeff

Thanks Ryan.

A "dry" cabin is the way to go for maximum enjoyment of winter wonderlands and still feel close to nature.

Also it's a good intro to multi-day winter travel and the preparation for it with people who may be new to winter camping. It's not quite "total immersion". winter camping.

Nice video and articles, Ryan.

You should really come over to Lapland sometime – there are tons of really nice free, open cabins. I tend to head towards them even if I feel like pitching a 'Mid, just for the fireplace and backup security.