How fast does Ozette parking fill up?
Hiking from Shi Shi tk ozette but starting at ozette and getting a shuttle, how fast does the parking there fill up? Should we be there super early?
Hiking from Shi Shi tk ozette but starting at ozette and getting a shuttle, how fast does the parking there fill up? Should we be there super early?
Me and my 3 friends did high line without a shuttle ticket reservation. Didn’t know this before but every morning tons of shuttle tickets are reserved and not used, they go into the stand by line. We got in line at 5:30 for the 6am shuttle and every person in the standby line got on, the stand by line was longer than the actual line. Keep in mind the stand by line is everyone who couldn’t get a ticket reserved the day before. I was told by an employee that the day before we went only 40 spots were taken up and 3 buses weren’t even used, he told me that ur pretty much guaranteed to get on in the standby line
So don’t stress, get up early, get in that standby line and go hike high line or whatever you wanna do
Extra PSA: the fog in high line is really bad sadly
So me and some friends are doing half dome. We don’t wanna do 17 miles for the full day, I know the little Yosemite valley trail starts in Yosemite village. If I wanna go from Yosemite village to little Yosemite valley do I select the happy isles->little Yosemite valley or is it something else?
If I get a wilderness permit for shi shi beach and north ozette river can I park at ozette parking for the 2 nights I'll be on the beach?
As the name implies I'm going, wanting to spend 2 nights on the beach, where is a good place to park for 2 nights, and I saw something about a recreation pass? Do I need to buy a recreation pass for my vehicle?
So as the title implies were driving down highway 1 to Orange Country. This is on the backend of a 5 week backpacking trip. Are there any good spots to camp directly on the beach? Not really looking to get in trouble with the cops
Although if you have any secret spots pm me, or don't I get that people like to keep those place private and I respect that
So me and my friends are going on a backcountry trip for 7 days and on day 6 we’re doing half dome. Idk if I wanna bring my ID for 6 days for half dome(we got a day permit not a wilderness permit), can I show a photo of my ID along with a photo of the permit? Or do both need to be physical?
I’ve been seeing a lot of news about the buttes nearby Zion being closed or not accessible or something. Can I still camp there later in July? We’re wanting to camp in Smithsonian butte campground
I’m a sophomore in college and I wanna learn more about the AE industry but I don’t really know how. How do you learn about it? Podcasts, news outlets, research?
I’m open to doing anything tbh
So I'm doing Red Peak Pass in like a month, how do people know when they've gone far enough to camp for the night in the area they're supposed to camp in? For example when I hiked in the Appalachian Mountains we had a book that told us where everything was and it was really good and helpful. Is their something like that for red peak pass or do we need offline maps?
So me and some friends are doing a week long hike and wanted to know what hostels we could use to leave our car there, stay for a night, and get a shuttle. We previously did 100 mile trail in Maine and had some good stuff there so I'm curious what's around here in NH. Were going from Warren to Gorham.
>be me
>load into stella night raid solo to fight, bring good guns and a medium shield
>run into a group of people everyone's really nice
>still wanna fight but also I wanna fight fair and not kill someone when they are looting a container
>find a someone by themselves, but before I can shoot they run past me and start looting
>I can't kill this guy
>Realize I'm not gonna fight anyone in this lobby
>leave with all my stuff having fought no one, a little sad, but more happy because I prefer nice people over people who kill you when your back is turned
>I'm gonna run trios with my cousin
A squirrel ripped this zipper up and I can’t seem to find a Taylor in Louisville who can fix it, any ideas?
This is a camping backpack as well
For anyone stumbling upon this post holiday manor shoe repair did indeed fix my zipper
GET IT WHILE ITS HERE RETURNED MEMORY IS THERE LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
So I build L2 rockets for my university, I want to challenge myself this summer and build a variable drag system to add onto it, but I have no experience in that area. I don't even know where to start with designing this system. I'm not asking for a tutorial with step by step guides because that would be pointless as I wouldn't learn anything
But does anyone know of series of youtube videos that would help me learn what I need to do to create such a thing? Or whatever suggestions you have, I'm open to anything