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desi lydic Hey everyone, Logan here. In this video, Im backpacking in Big Sur, California with my buddy Luke as we take on the Pine Ridge Trail hike to Sykes Hot Springs, one of the most popular backpacking trips in the Ventana Wilderness.
This was about a 20.6 mile round trip backpacking hike with shaded forest sections, exposed casemiro ridge-lines, rocky hiking terrain, and multiple river crossings. If youre into long distance hiking, wilderness backpacking, or scenic trails in California, definetly try this one out.
If youre planning your own Big Sur backpacking trip, make sure to start early, because most of the good tent spots were taken when we got there, pack plenty of water but there is rivers to refill if you have a filter, and come prepared for a full day of hiking. This trail is no joke, but getting to the campground was way harder than leaving back to the car so keep that in mind. The views and experience make it 100% worth it. Parking is $10 a day so a overnight backpacking trip is nate erskine-smith mp resignation $20.
This Big Sur backpacking trip was an epic 3-hour coastal drive adventure with my buddy Luke, hiking the Pine Ridge Trail through the Ventana Wilderness in hot 80-degree weather, carrying full packs for a 20-mile round trip (10 miles in, 10 miles out) with rugged terrain, dusty trails, rocky paths, shaded forest sections, exposed sun, and multiple river crossings; we set up camp near the river, cooked mac and cheese for dinner and oatmeal for breakfast using an isobutane backpacking stove, swam in cold river water to cool off, relaxed and soaked in natural hot springs, and experienced the perfect mix of hiking, camping, backpacking, wilderness exploration, scenic views, endurance, and outdoor adventure in Big Sur California.