Gone Backpackn
Gone Backpackn
Camping, Hiking, Backpacking
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Travel Blog.

totally unnecessary but that’s my style.

 
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Let’s Get Acquainted.

Born and raised in Northern California, and just recently moved to Reno/Tahoe area. I have two little doggos that i try and do everything with. we always aim to adventure to new locations, especially those with lakes and rivers. my style wether it be hiking, camping, or backpackn tends to be bougie. i bring items that will make the experience more rewarding and fun, rather than focusing on the extra weight. This blog is geared toward sharing my love for the outdoors with all types of adventure enthusiasts. 

All the information on this site stems from personal experience and/or countless hours of research. I’m excited to share my adventures with you, so thanks for being part of this community and supporting my site! get involved by Subscribing to email updates and follow me on instagram to stay connected!  

View fullsize Another fine day ruined by responsibilities
View fullsize The final count is in: This summer will consist of 5 backpacking trips and 3 weeks of camping/road trips across 7 different states! First backpacking trip is in April within Inyo National Forest -fingers crossed we don’t freeze😅
View fullsize Me in a nutshell: I like food and wanted to be a food critic but I’m allergic to nuts so my dream was dead once I found that out. I’m graduating with my doctorate degree in T-minus 5 months. My favorite dish is mac n cheese and fettuccine
View fullsize If you move quick enough you can actually catch that AirPod before it hits the ground
View fullsize If I were a bird, I already know who I’d poop on
View fullsize Pro tip of the day: Most bug sprays have Deet in it, which can degrade your sleeping bag over time. If you want to preserve the material and performance of your sleeping bag then seek out bug spray with minimal Deet in it (although this lowers the ef
View fullsize “You’re off to great places. Today is your day. Your mountain is waiting. So get on your way.” -Dr. Seuss
View fullsize SNOW. MUCH. FUN.

Laws of the Land

Here are some brief rules that you should abide by while Camping & backpackn.

 

leave no trace

Everything that you bring camping you must carry out. This includes wrappers, trash, and toilet paper! 

no fires

Most backcountry sites do now allow fires given the huge potential for destruction if something goes wrong. Check your destination’s fire rules and regulations prior to going backpacking.

setting up camp

You cannot set up camp within 100-200 feet of a water source. Do not set up camp extremely close to another backpacker— this is common courtesy. Also aim to set up camp in pre-established campsites. These campsites will usually be flat little plots of dirt.

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food storage

Always use bear canisters to store your food, any scented items, and trash. You need to hide your bear canisters at least 100 feet away from campsites.