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"After dropping our dog off at grandma's house, my wife and I set out for a night out deep in the North Cascade National Park backcountry. After some bushwacking and 7,000 feet of elevation gain, we finally arrived at this spot at the base of the Colonial Glacier.
We set up camp, ate some food, and then relaxed in the tent while listening to the sounds of glaciers calving into the lake below.
Couldn't have asked for a better date night."
Gear List:
Tent - MSR Hubba Hubba NX
Camera - Sony A7
Lens - Zeiss 16-35 F/4
Camp Deception
It’s a slight bummer when the reverse gear of your 1975 VW Bus craps out while parked near a steep drop-off, but at least you can still camp out in it while waiting for the overall situation to improve.
Awakening to Mule Ears
Big Bend National Park is one of the biggest national parks, it’s even bigger than Rhode Island. Yet it’s also one of the least visited parks which means if you’re looking for solitude and incredible night skies – this is the place to be.
Jones Lake
Located in the Skagit Range in the lower mainland of British Columbia, Jones Lake (also known as Wahleach Lake) offers super-scenic camping at the start of the region’s efficient hydro-power source.