Solo backpacking trip to Trampas lakes (New Mexico's Carson National Forest)
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- Take a trip with me into New Mexicos backcountry,
overnight solo backpacking trip
Trail Name- Trampas lakes trail,
Trail length-12 miles
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Great video!
Great Vid, hope ya keep posting ! Nice area
My man you work for XTO? Get me that MSA 😂.
Beautiful place though I’m gunna have to check that lake out one of these days, I plan on taking the fam fishing around Chama this weekend.
This is on my to do list. Beautiful scenery
Trampas lakes is such a beautiful area. Have been trying to escape to pecos but I have been sick, and then rain :(
Fantastic views at the lake. I assume that’s N Truchas peak that the lake butts up to. I plan on pulling my pop up camper in 2.5 weeks maybe to the Santa Barbara campground and explore the area. Really enjoyed this and look forward to your next adventure. Happy to be a new subscriber as well!
thinking about doing this same route this spring - appreciate the video + vibes. Cheers!
💯Thanks for joining me and good luck!
Great video. The amount of time you clearly put into your videos deserves 100x the views you get. If you believe in this, please just keep making content, improve your camera work a little, and I'm sure the counts you deserve will come. Thank you for doing what you do. 👍
I appreciate that, I got on trips quite often but don't always record. There is another video coming soon tho!
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I’d love to do this hike - will be in Santa Fe next week. I have a Subaru Outback Wilderness- ground clearance is 9.5”… do you think it’ll make it to the trailhead? Not sure what forest service road to take or if there is dispersed or campsites near the trailhead. Thanks for any feedback
sorry for the late reply I was in Montanans backcountry the last two weeks, I know its late but just incase- Use FS RD 207 to get to the trailhead and you will be just fine. The other route will bring you down a REALLY rough path.
Planning on doing this in late May. Any advice or tips?
Wonderful video by the way