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Wenaha Wilderness, Washington

States Wilderness Camped

One of my goals is to go backpacking and/or canoe camping in every state. Car camping does not count. Here is how I have done so far. Note this is only a partial listing of places I have been in each state.

ALABAMA
Talladega N.F., Pinhoti Trail, Yellow River

ALASKA
Chugach N.F., Resurrection Pass Trail

ARIZONA
Grand Canyon, Apache N.F., Blue Range Primitive Area

ARKANSAS
Buffalo River, Caney Creek Wilderness, Buffalo River Trail, Leatherwood WIlderness

CALIFORNIA
Sequoia National Park, Yosemite National Park, San Rafael Wilderness, King Range Conservation Area

COLORADO
Flat Tops Wilderness, Weminuche Wilderness

FLORIDA
Everglades, Ocala N.F., St. Joe Peninsula, Sopchoppy River, Apalachicola National Forest, entire Florida Trail

GEORGIA
Cumberland Island, Cohutta Wilderness, Altamaha River,, Benton McKaye Trail, Ocmulgee River, Chattooga River

IDAHO
Fish Creek, Clearwater National Forest, entire Lolo Trail

ILLINOIS
River to River Trail, Shawnee National Forest

INDIANA
Charles C. Deam Wilderness

IOWA
Yellow River State Forest

KANSAS
Cimarron National Grassland

KENTUCKY
Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area, Daniel Boone National Forest, Land Between The Lakes, Mammoth Cave National Park, Green River

LOUISIANA
Wild Azalea Trail, Kisatchie National Forest, Mississippi River

MICHIGAN
Isle Royale National Park, North Country Trail

MINNESOTA
Boundary Water Canoe Area Wilderness

MISSISSIPPI
Black Creek, Mississippi River

MISSOURI
Piney Creek Wilderness, Eleven Point River, Ozark Trail, Piney Creek Wilderness, Hecules Glades Wilderness

MONTANA
Glacier National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Missouri River

NEVADA
Mount Charleston Wilderness

NEW MEXICO
Gila Wilderness

NORTH CAROLINA
Slickrock Wilderness, Shining Rock, Great Smoky Mountains National Park

NORTH DAKOTA
Theodore Roosevelt National Park

OKLAHOMA
Kiamichi Wilderness

OREGON
Eagle Cap Wilderness

SOUTH CAROLINA
Ellicott Rock Wilderness, Buncombe Trail, entire Foothills Trail, Swamp Fox Passage of the Palmetto Trail

SOUTH DAKOTA
Black Hills National Forest

TENNESSEE
Savage Gulf, Frozen Head, Citico Wilderness, Buffalo River, Nolichucky River, Big South Fork, Cumberland Gap National Park

TEXAS
Big Bend National Park

UTAH
High Uinta Wilderness, Paria Canyon

VERMONT
Long Trail, Green Mtn. N. F.

VIRGINIA
Every trail at Mount Rogers National Recreation Area,
Shenandoah National Park

WASHINGTON
Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness, North Cascades National Park

WEST VIRGINIA
Cranberry Wilderness, Dolly Sods, Seneca Creek Backcountry, Otter Creek Wilderness, Greenbrier River

WISCONSIN
Kettle Moraine State Forest, St. Croix River

WYOMING
Yellowstone National Park, Bridger-Teton National Forest, Big Horn Mountains


 East Cowpen Trail in Georgia's Cohutta Wilderness

Here's another category. I've hiked every marked and maintained trail at the following places:

Apalachicola National Forest, FL

Citico Wilderness, TN

Cohutta Wilderness, GA

Everglades National Park, FL

Land Between The Lakes National Recreation Area, TN/KY

Mammoth Cave National Park, KY

Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, VA

Ocala National Forest, FL

Osceola National Forest, FL

Juniper Creek, Ocala National Forest

BEEN THERE ... DONE THAT


In the great outdoors there is always an unstated comparison on who has been to more places. See how you compare to Johnny in the Been There .... Done That Game.
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  Everglades National Park, Florida

 

Nights Camped Out

Nights Camped Out Per Year Car camping does count here. I've been camping out like a madman since '84 but have only began keeping complete records since '92

YEAR
# OF NIGHTS SPENT OUT
1992
97
1993
95
1994
108
1995
93
1996
98
1997
133
1998
159
1999
163
2000
148
2001 150
2002 153
2003 206
2004 233
2005 191
2006
203
2007 183

 

Longest Trips

I have found that the longest trips are the most memorable, maybe because they are harder to organize and undertake and something usually happens. (* denotes solo)

Backpacking

23 nights Florida Trail January 14 - February 6 2006
14 nights Great Smoky Mountains National Park July 14-28, 1994 
12 nights  Gila Wilderness New Mexico* July 17-29, 1998
11 nights  Great Smoky Mountains National Park July 13-24, 1993
11 nights  Eagle Cap Wilderness Oregon* July 20-31, 1997
9 nights Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness Washington May 5-14, 1998
9 nights Bartram Trail, GA & NC Oct. 7-15, 2001
8 nights  Yosemite National Park August 3-11, 1996

        

Appalachian Trail near Greeneville, TN


Canoe Camping

18 nights Suwannee River , FL

Jan.2-21, 2001

17 nights Quetico Provincial Park, Ontario  June 6-23, 1995
15 nights  Everglades National Park*  Jan. 25- Feb. 9, 1998
12 nights Boundary Waters Minnesota* June 5-17 1996
11 nights Everglades National Park January 13-24, 2006
10 nights Everglades National Park* February 13-23, 1997
10 nights Everglades National Park December 30, 2004- January 9, 2005
9 nights  Mississippi River, Memphis-Vicksburg October 11-20, 2007
8 nights  Bowron Lakes Provincial Park, B.C June 25- July 2, 1994 

 

                     

North Rim Grand Canyon

 

Long Trails Hiked in Their Entirety:

Bartram Trail, GA/NC

Florida Trail, FL

Foothills Trail, SC/NC

North-South Trail, TN/KY

Sheltowee Trace, TN/KY

Other Long Trails Partially Hiked

Allegheny Trail, WV

Benton MacKaye Trail, TN/GA

Cumberland Trail, TN

Mountains-to-Sea Trail, NC

Ice Age Trail, WI

North Country Trail, MI

Ozark Trail, MO

Ozark Highlands Trail, AR

Pacific Crest Trail, CA

Palmetto Trail, SC

Pinhoti Trail, AL

River to River Trail, IL