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"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."
Gear List:
Tent - Doite Outdoor
Surf Coast Camping
Responsible folks, like Vic and his friend, prove that the best north Oregon coast campspots are those that you have to find and make yourself.
Mt. Lassen Base Camp
A campspot nearly in the “shadows” of Mt. Lassen is the ideal resting point on a cold, full moon-lit night.
Sandy River
A tentview in Mt. Hood National Forest makes waiting for dry climbing conditions more pleasant.