#Camplife 2018
I think we're pretty stoked on being out in the mountains utilizing a basecamp model. Comfort and low impact come together with adventure as we recreate and experience our vast backyard. This is #camplife 2018
First off, our December Duffey Fest
Looks like a small tent but scroll down to see how spacious it is on the inside! Photo Peter Wojnar.
For our Duffey Fest, all gear is hiked in. Short days meant enjoying the comfort of cooking in one of our tents as a group. Photo Peter Wojnar.
A New Years trip with friends in Mystery Creek.
Flying in with compact light gear is key to minimize the impact of flying and maximize comfort. Photo Adriana Muja.
Sam setting up the outhouse for the trip. All poop is flown out. Photo Adriana Muja
Cooking good food is part of the experience. Photo Rich So
Burrito spread on our snow table. Photo Rich So
A view from the outside at the spacious inner of our dome tents. Photo Rich So.
Our Pemby Pow Trip in January
When arriving late due to weather, its a quick hurry to set up the basecamp and have a ready to go kitchen. Photo Phil Tomlinson.
With camp set, chef Dave was straight to it. Photo Phil Tomlinson.
Our full kitchen tent set up all laid out. Photo Phil Tomlinson.
Chef Dave cooking while the storm rages on. Photo Phil Tomlinson.
Keeping the tents snow free in a big storm. Photo Phil Tomlinson.
In the winter cold, our camps shine like a beacon of warmth. Photo Phil Tomlinson
Everyone gone to bed ready to cozy into a warm sleeping bag. Photo Phil Tomlinson.
Eye of the Storm in March
Camp set up begins.
A bedroom with a view.
The Pooper ready for receiving. The view was spectacular!
Getting ready to head out to ski on a beautiful morning.
Looking down on camp in a spectacular setting.
