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Camp Spot

Salkantay Trek

Machu Picchu, Peru

"On the first night of our 5-day trek to Machu Picchu, the altitude was 13,700 ft (4200 m). Temperature dropped down to -10C/14F at night and I had 4 layers under my winter coat. I was still feeling the cold inside my sleeping bag.

Our horse-man, Daniel, woke me up with a cup of coca tea and some hot water to wash my face with. This shot was taken right after I got out of the tent early in the morning."

-Can Agaoglu @canagaoglu

 
 
Gear List:

Tent - Doite Outdoor

Breakthrough

The variation of camping action and unique geological resources found in Arches National Park is why it remains one of the most well-known areas in the world.

Howdy Hyalite

Mornings tentviews in Hyalite Reservoir – just another reason to go camping in Montana!

Dawn Patrol

Frosty morning sunrises complement the nearby hot springs at this campspot off Hwy 395.