Little Rock Pond - Appalachian Trail - VT

[@crewzillakelly3655]

Love your videos I love the map showing the mileage camp site. Thank for sharing your adventures Happy Travels and Trails

[@pauld9561]

Great!

[@natec6440]

Nice video. Consider down pants for your next winter trip. Keeping your legs toasty does a lot for overall warmth. Nalgene also sells some light weight insulators that will keep them from freezing, especially if you fill them with boiling water. Worked for me at -31F. The lighter white plastic nalgenes also won't shatter if dropped and will save some weight.

[@DragonRoams]

What a great spot to have to yourself. Winter camping is an interesting learning experience but it has it's own charm once you figure out what works for you. Using a sock or underquilt protector might help when a breeze hits your setup. I have used a sock successfully for the last 4 winters. I haven't used my UQP yet so I can't speak to them at the moment.

[@johnvalentine8878]

What kit bag do u have hanging in the hammock.

[@downtoearthadventures1528]

It is an Osprey hanging toiletry kit, and it's great for keeping all of my first-aid and toiletries together. Mine is a few years old now, and I don't think they make the same style anymore, with 3 sections. The new model only has 2 sections, but it's still probably pretty good. As a hammock camper, I like having everything off the ground and hanging up under the tarp.

[@johnvalentine8878]

Thx. I enjoy ur videos. Thx for sharing.