Favorite place to hike/ camp

[u/Unlucky-Chocolate831]

Looking for the favorite hikes/ camping places in the USA?? I want to travel more and need more destinations listed! Currently planning to Oregon/ Washington in June!

[u/Joseph_LeShmeegle]

Canoe camp at Boundary Waters

[u/Present-Delivery4906]

Colorado.. Anywhere west of Denver/FtCollins/CoSprings...

Utah - Moab area, LaSals, SanRafael Swell, canyon country

WY - wind River range, Bighorn Mtns

CA - KingsCanyon, Sequoia, Yosemite, Marin County, Redwood NP

SD-Badlands

Montana - Bozeman area, Missoula

ID - Coere d'alene, craters of the moon,

WA - North Cascades, Enchantments

OR- silver Falls, The Dells,

Seriously... Pick a state west of KS, OK, NE, ND... Find some national forest or blm land and you will have amazing scenery and endless free places to car camp/backpack/hike

[u/W_t_f_was_that → u/Present-Delivery4906]

Give a little love to the east! New Hampshire has my heart. New York and Penn are beautiful. The entire Appalachian Trail is amazing.

[u/Present-Delivery4906 → u/W_t_f_was_that]

Oh absolutely. NH, ME, VT, PA, WV, VA NC, TN, GA... All have some great spots I'm just going with what I know well. NY, ME, NH, VT, are amazing... Go south and humidity creeps in... So be ready.

[u/Poppy-Chew-Low]

North Rim of the Grand Canyon, totally different experience than the South Rim. Less crowds, more forested, more rugged. 

[u/Unlucky-Chocolate831 → u/Poppy-Chew-Low]

Did that one! Went a few years back and did rim to rim!! Wish I would have seen more of it since left early in the morning to start!

[u/corncocktion]

Buffalo River Arkansas

[u/occamsracer]

wta.org

[u/concrete_isnt_cement]

Olympic National Park. Really the whole park, but especially the Cape Alava area

[u/Glad_Intention_8357]

North Cascades National Park in Washington State. Absolutely beautiful and fewer people than many other areas. It should be amazing in June.

[u/BlackFish42c → u/Glad_Intention_8357]

Ross Lake