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You walk along this flattish section carved out in between the ridge just above and, a partial ridge just below with the valley farther down. It is pure magic as the late-in-the-day sunshine turns everything it touches to gold. We find a really cool waterfall coming out over some flat rocks! I am having a… Continue reading OHT Day 2: Starry Skies, Spirit Creek, and Fane Creek

Our journalists combine independent research with (occasionally) over-the-top testing so you can make quick and confident buying decisions. Whether it’s finding great products or discovering helpful advice, we’ll help you get it right (the first time). The whole thing is remarkably easy to set up, even for one person; the family at the next campsite… Continue reading OHT Day 2: Starry Skies, Spirit Creek, and Fane Creek

Our most portable models are the Sun Ninja, Neso 1, and Eureka Tagalong Shelter. These models are all thinner, fold-down styles that weigh far less than the larger canopies on our list. ozark trail chair Some, like the Tagalong, are lighter because of the high-end materials used in their construction. Others, like the Sun Ninja,… Continue reading OHT Day 2: Starry Skies, Spirit Creek, and Fane Creek

Slant leg canopies use less material and have less structural integrity than straight leg canopies. That’s why when you dive into online reviews, you see slant leg tents that have broken at different connection points, and customers complaining that it failed after only a few uses. The Eureka Tagalong scored slightly lower but still boasted… Continue reading OHT Day 2: Starry Skies, Spirit Creek, and Fane Creek

And compared to some of the tents in the EZ-Up lineup, it sells for almost a 70% discount. One could, in theory, purchase a new Ozark canopy every year (which they might ozark trail canopy need to!) and still come out ahead over the years vs. purchasing a more expensive alternative. We arrive at a… Continue reading OHT Day 2: Starry Skies, Spirit Creek, and Fane Creek

I will also bring Zyrtec since I have seasonal allergies, but I will probably wean myself off of it once the pollen levels abate. Sunscreen is incredibly important to me, and I’ll start the trail with a Neutrogena body stick—I hate the feeling of cream on my hands when I can’t properly wash them—and the… Continue reading OHT Day 2: Starry Skies, Spirit Creek, and Fane Creek