
Lightweight Backpacking on the Timberline Trail
0.750 USDC (1)An 11-pound base weight on the Timberline Trail meant moving fast enough to catch Mount Hood at golden hour — and still having energy to enjoy it.

An 11-pound base weight on the Timberline Trail meant moving fast enough to catch Mount Hood at golden hour — and still having energy to enjoy it.
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