There are backpacks for a variety of use, but here I address the question from the title with the focus on packs for outdoor use, and this means hiking, mountaineering, and backpacking.
How to start mountain climbing
This page provides some general but essential instructions and tips for those who are looking for an answer to the question how to start mountain climbing. I myself started mountaineering almost 40 years ago, so I feel I could say something about this activity. Read more...Osprey UNLTD AntiGravity 64 pack
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What Should I Consider Before Buying a Backpack for Hiking?
Good hiking backpacks may last for many years, and this is why it is very important to choose wisely. So in this text I discuss some criteria that are worth considering before buying one.
45 Huts and Bivouacs in the Adamello and Presanella Alps: Interactive Map
If you plan to climb Adamello and Presanella from any side, you will need this interactive map with all huts and bivouacs in the area. You can use it to plan where to sleep at high elevation before getting to the summit, and to plan your meals when you are in these mountains.
Why I Bought the Lightweight Naturehike Cloud Up Pro 1 Person Tent
The Naturehike Cloud Up Pro 1 Person Tent is lightweight and compact enough to be carried in the backpack instead of a bivy tent, and this is the reason I bought it. Read more in the text.
Dolomites Daily Altitude Quota (Elevation Gain Limit for Private Cars): Hoax or Reality?
There was a discussion recently on a FB group about the topic mentioned in the title, and all based on a question where the altitude quota is mentioned with a reference to a post published in a site.
Can You Sleep on Dolomites Passes? A Real-Life Guide
There is a lot of discussions in various online groups and forums about sleeping on high passes in the Dolomites, and this frequently includes misinformation detached from reality. Here you can read about real life practices and official regulations.