Backpacking Cumberland Island National Seashore | Charming little Island in Georgia
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Join us as we backpack this lesser known but charming little island of Georgia. Visit stunted forest of oak trees, salty marshes, grandiose mansions, secluded beaches, wild horses, and the island history.
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We need to go down there and explore that area looks awesome! Thanks for sharing 🙂
@Nick & Rachel. Yes , we were surprised that such a charming place exist just 2 hrs drive from us. Winter should be the right time to visit.
@@FirstHandExplore oh yeah maybe skip out on all the bugs lol
Ang sarap naman po ng mga pagkain nyo... I just did my first backpacking trip and ate dehydrated foods. I'll try the munggo next time. :D
Yes, we tried dehydrated food for awhile kaso lang hindi talaga fullfilling pagdating sa campsite.
@@FirstHandExploreTrue! Btw, I didn't see how you stored your foods and scented items. Are there any bear lockers in all campsites? Or did you need to hang them in some campsites?
@@iknowbinary We hang our food on a tree. There are no bears on the island. Worst case are racoons or horses stealing your food.
Awesome meeting you guys on the trail! Happy hiking!
Hi Alaina. It was a pleasure meeting you and your hubby and talking about your experience at amicalola inn. Also we followed your shoreline trail towards Dungeness instead of going back to the forest. Hope to bump in to you guys again someday.
Beautiful island, thank you for sharing your journey!
Hi Jay, thank you for watching. Places and experiences like this deserved to be shared. Hope you visit Cumberland and enjoy it as we did.
looks like you guys had a great trip, and ate well! we're heading down next week for a few days at hickory hill then a few at brickhill bluff. thanks for the great video and getting us pumped on this hike!
Enjoy. You’ll love it there.
My husband and I both caught Lyme Disease camping on Cumberland.
Hope you guys are alright.
Is your wife a filipino? I heard her say something earlier that it sounds like cebuano language. Or are you both Filipinos? Btw, thanks for sharing your adventure. I will be in Cumberland island this weekend. I just wished i could camp there next time.
Hi Pinay_ATL. Yes, we are both Cebuano. Bisdak kaayo . Hehe.
@@FirstHandExplore Awww nice to met you kababayan! Did you have to walked 10 miles to get to the campsite? Oh no i don’t think i can walked that far 😂
@@Queen_Nefertari. Nice to meet you also.Yes we did hike the 10miles. There are nearby campsites if Brickhill bluff campsite is too far for you. I think Sea camp and Stafford beach campgrounds are nice. They have both big oak trees around them.
@@FirstHandExplore oh so there is more than one campsite. Thank you for the info ❤️
How many nights did you camp? We are planning night one HH ,then next night BrickerBluff ; 3rd at Stanford beach. Do you think that is a good plan?
@Burke Dental ToothTeam. We only camped for two nights the reason we hiked 10 miles to Brickhill bluff and 5miles the next day to Hickory Hill so it would be closer to the dock on the 3rd day. Your plan seems good enough to spend more time and enjoy the beach. Enjoy. Thank you for watching.
Can you camp anywhere if you say get lost or if you don't like where your camped can you camp wherever since everyone is pretty much gone after 5? Or will you get in trouble by park rangers?
@LauraRose83. By right you should stay at your reserved campsite. I don’t think they will allow you to camp anywhere as there are designated campsites. But if you think you can’t really make it to your booked campsite and find a nearby available campsite you should take it and just explain honestly to the rangers if they ask you. I don’t think it’s a crime.