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"We started hiking at sunset into the night with headlamps to guide our way while my friend navigated us with his GPS as this is a trail-less hike. Throughout the journey we took a couple wrong turns meeting deep canyons that made us backtrack, but we finally go to our destination around midnight while the moon lit up the canyon.
We pitched our tent and woke up to the most amazing sunrise in the most beautiful and secluded place.
The 18+ miles roundtrip was hard, but so worth it for one of the most indescribable experiences and journeys I've ever taken."
-Julia @hungryjewlz
Gear List:
Tent - The North Face
Camera - Canon T3i
Lens - Canon 24mm EF-S
Swimming In The Stars
Tough to find where the ocean ends and the stars begin at this campspot in Polihale State Park.
Caprock Quickie
At times it may have more mud than snow, but if winter camping in the South Prong Loop of Caprock Canyon State Park looks this good, then we’re all in.
Twin Lakes Night Sky
These campers learned a valuable lesson in the San Isabel National Forest: always have the camera ready due to Mother Nature’s unpredictability.