Advice on solo week long wilderness hike in North America…
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Advice on solo week long wilderness hike in North America
Hi friends, I would love your advice choosing a hike. For the first time in 27 years I have a full week to myself this July: no work, no kids, no partner. I would like to make the most of this time by spending it walking alone in the wilderness. I live in Northern California, but I’d be willing to travel for the right opportunity, though I don’t want travel to eat up \*too\* much of my time. I’m in good shape and pretty experienced and well equipped for the wilderness, and I’m also hoping for something on the less extreme side (i.e., no 20 mile days, extreme risk of dehydration if I make a wrong turn, etc.). The only other consideration I can think of is that I am deathly allergic to poison oak, so I’d prefer to avoid some of these coastal hikes that require constant vigilance on my part (I’m looking at you, Little Sur River!).
Given those parameters, what would you recommend? Thanks in advance!
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Hi friends, I would love your advice choosing a hike. For the first time in 27 years I have a full week to myself this July: no work, no kids, no partner. I would like to make the most of this time by spending it walking alone in the wilderness. I live in Northern California, but I’d be willing to travel for the right opportunity, though I don’t want travel to eat up \*too\* much of my time. I’m in good shape and pretty experienced and well equipped for the wilderness, and I’m also hoping for something on the less extreme side (i.e., no 20 mile days, extreme risk of dehydration if I make a wrong turn, etc.). The only other consideration I can think of is that I am deathly allergic to poison oak, so I’d prefer to avoid some of these coastal hikes that require constant vigilance on my part (I’m looking at you, Little Sur River!).
Given those parameters, what would you recommend? Thanks in advance!
#nature #activity
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