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"We wanted to spend New Years in a place we would never forget. So we hiked up a snowy slope, which towered above the Lauchernalp and gave us an amazing view of the Bietschorn Mountain.
The sky was perfectly clear and we were able to see numerous stars and constellations. As the clock struck midnight, firework shows commenced all around us showering the sky with golds, reds, blues, and greens.
We spent the rest of the night camping on top of the peak, providing us an incredible start to 2014."
-Matteo Trachsel @matteo__14
Gear List:
Tent - Big Agnes Jack Rabbit SL2
Halfway to Shasta
If you don’t mind the wintry wind chills, you’re pretty much guaranteed a campspot far away from any traffic and noise as you’re halfway up to the summit of Mt. Shasta.
Dog Creek Campfire
Can’t deny the convenience that a RV brings to the table when the camping conditions are just right.
Great Wall Of Camping
Those seeking an “alternative” campspot can find rest for a night on the Great Wall of China near the town of Huanghuacheng.