Backpacker 1 March 2011 Issue

Right Place, Perfect Time

See Yosemite's river of ice, witness there-and-gone meteor showers in Hawaii, and mark your calendar for eight more fleeting natural wonders.

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America's Best-Kept Secrets

Get the best features of our iconic national parks-world-class terrain and expansive backcountry-with none of the traffic or permit hassles at these 10 perfect substitutes.

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West

Trek to Washington hot springs; spy gray whales breach off the California coast.

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Mountain West

Explore ancient ruins in Utah's Grand Gulch; summit an Arizona peak.

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Midwest

Discover east Texas's longleaf pine forest; see the Boundary Waters on foot.

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Southeast

Ascend Rocky Top in Tennessee; spot herons and pelicans in a Florida bayou.

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Northeast

Paddle to Maryland's Assateague Island; pack an ice axe for the Presidentials.

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The Wrong Way

Stop! Drop that pack. Don't make one of these 52 outdoor blunders. Here's how to do it right the first time.

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Couples Camping 101

Want your sweetheart to love backpacking? Hint: Don't rush it.

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Seafood Surprise

Dig into a backcountry fish feast with these easy-prep, sure-to-wow dishes.

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Frostbite 101

Test your winter IQ-and emerge from a deep freeze with all of your digits.

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Avalanche Beacons

Learn how to choose and use the right model before an avalanche scare.

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Camp Cookware

Upgrade your backcountry kitchen with light, durable, no-mess cooksets.

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8 Ways to Treat Water

Drink up with eight ways to filter and purify water. Plus: a body-hugging puffy, an affordable tour-season tent, and a versatile lightweight pack.

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Lighten Up!

Cut weight the smart way: Lose the load you're carrying around the middle. Here's how to get in the best shape of your life with the ultimate fat-burning program: backpacking.

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Hike, Pray, Protest

Does God love camping? A new church movement foot-soldiered by wilderness-loving young people could transform the way conservative Christians perceive and protect the environment. We hit the trail with the new green evangelicals.

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