Cover the frame with leafy branches, bark, or a tarp if you have one. Layer the materials from bottom to top, like shingles, to ensure water runs off. Add insulation by piling leaves, pine needles, or ...

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LITTLE ROCK — One weight-saving feature of backcountry camping in the spring is that you don't need a tent. You can sleep under the stars if you have faith it won't rain. Otherwise, you can use a ...

Tarps can be lighter and even stronger than tents. But, they can also be a pain to setup, expose you to the cold, damp ground and don’t protect you from bugs. With its new ultralight bicycle camping ...

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