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It's a very doable schedule. You could break your food weight up by doing a drop box at Neels Gap.

The Ga SAR folks are the best. My grandson broke his leg on the Chattooga River Trail last year and the crew that gave up their time to come to his aid in the pouring rain were great and very...

Clothing and bug net get soaked in a bucket, everything else is sprayed. Don't treat your underwear.

Thanks for the trip reports. Looking forward to doing more miles on the Bartram.

Most of our group snores pretty loud so we tend to spread out a bit.

Pretty much puts stun gun myth to rest. http://www.docsdetecting.com/docspla.../snakbite.html

I was reading through the Sherpa Guides for Georgia looking for new places to hike and camp. In their safety in the mountains section they offer this snake bite treatment.

In serious snake-bite...

Most folks will tell you it's too heavy. I like mine for it's ease of use and fast pumping. Wrap a coffee filter around the prefilter to help keep the main filter from clogging.

Give the Hiker Hostel a call (770) 312-7342

Another vote for the kovea spider. It's light weight and compact, has great flame adjust ability, and the canister can be inverted for cold weather or to get that last bit of fuel out of the canister.

Just finished the book last week. Told my wife he should have named it 300 bears! It was a good read as well as his Trail Journal posts. If you enjoyed K1's book check out Model T's Walkin' on the...

Best of luck on your journey. You'll be happy with your sleep system. Jeremy makes some fine products.

Kovea Spider Remote Canister Stove. Anyone use one of these? Mine arrived yesterday and I got a chance to check it out. I wanted a remote canister stove for better pot stability, use of a windscreen...

Don't forget to order the wider size TQ. If you're a side sleeper it helps eliminate cold spots.

Georgia in June can still have some cool nights. I've been using the Wilderness Logics summer series UQ for a few years and really like it. It packs small and light and provides warmth to around 45....

I've been using the parka and vest for the last 3 years. The parka is more of a sweater and works great as a layering piece. You have to be careful with the zipper but so far so good. It's...

Looks like y'all had a great trip. Really like the flasks.

Tarp direction is key to keeping out blowing rain and spray. Check out the door kits offered by Warbonnet and 2QZQ. With only 3" overhang you'll need something to help keep the elements from blowing...

Why not just use squeeze Parkay? Comes in its own container.

If you haven't already checked it out head over to Hammock Forums. There are group hangs popping up all the time and there may be one scheduled in your are, if not just invite folks to a hang and...

Take a look at the ribz front pack. Works great for keeping lenses and other gear at easy reach.

Here's a fleece hoody. I have a pair of their pants and like them but no experience with the jackets.

Snowy camp on Rabun Bald
http://whiteblaze.net/forum/vbg/files/8/7/2/snow_tarp.jpg

The road to the top will likely be closed but there are trails that lead to the top from the road below.

You list the rain pants but I didn't see a jacket listed.