Best products from r/GeorgiaCampAndHike
We found 18 comments on r/GeorgiaCampAndHike discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 16 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the top 20.
1. Vont LED Headlamp, Super Bright LEDs, Compact Build, 5 Modes, Headlight with White-Red LEDs, Comfy Adjustable Strap, IPX4 Waterproof, Use Head Lamp for: Running, Camping, Hiking (Black & Red)
- ULTRA BRIGHT & LONG LASTING - Easily lights up the entire room, tent or the road. 10 times brighter than other similar lights in the market, thanks to the bright LEDs. Conveniently powered by 3 AAA batteries which are included. Super long battery life can last for days. Includes strobe mode & red light.
- WATERPROOF & INDESTRUCTIBLE - Don't equip yourself with inferior LED headlamps. Ours is made with the same materials that are used to build aircrafts. Built for tough handling and beatings: your headlamp can survive a 10-foot drop & temporarily being underwater.
- COMFY & LIGHTWEIGHT - We made the strap from the comfiest materials so you can wear your headlamp for a long time without discomfort. You won't even notice you are wearing it. Compact and lightweight build means you can easily tuck it in your pocket or camping bag.
- TRUSTED BY PROFESSIONALS - Our headlamps are used by police, military and security agencies around the world. You are getting the same attention to detail and quality assurance as we provide to them. If they trust it, so can you.
- LIFETIME WARRANTY - Try our LED headlamp without having to worry about it to break or stop working because we have you covered.
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2. Odoland Portable LED Camping Lantern with Ceiling Fan - Hurricane Emergency Survival Kit
- Why you need this great camping gear: Spending a night outdoors is something everyone should experience. So you want something to help you see at night. A lantern is super useful for camping so you can make your way around the campsite and your tent easily in the dark.
- Versatile light/fan: Ultra Bright 18 individual low powered LED bulbs. The fan has high and low settings to provide nice air circulation and lit up the tent nicely. You can orient in so many positions.
- Powerful fan speed and bright lighting: High quality brushless motor for whisper operation, max wind speed 10ft/s, strong airflow and 2 setting speeds, it's great to fresh the air and keep you cool.
- The extremely lightweight build allows you to take your lantern on the go with ease. When not in use collapse the lantern to a smaller size; store it effortlessly, taking little space.
- Light up to 37 hours of regular, continuous use with enough battery capacity. 2 D batteries can keep the fan work for 5 hrs in high speed mode, and 15 hrs in low speed mode, 20 hrs for led light (Battery is not included).
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3. Coleman Sundome Dome Tent
The three-person dome design is quick and easy to set upSpacious interior, room to moveDome design for quick setup, 10 minutesSnag-free, continuous pole sleeves for easy setupRainfly awning for shade and rain protectionLarge windows help cool the tentWeatherTec System—patented welded floors and in...
4. Brasstown Bald, Chattooga River [Chattahoochee and Sumter National Forests] (National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map (778))
Brasstown Bald, Chattooga River [Chattahoochee, SuBRASSTOWN BALD/CHATTOOGANational Geographic Maps
5. Snow Peak Titanium Spork, SCT-004, Japanese Titanium, Ultralight, Compact for Camping, Backpacking, Daily Use, Made in Japan, Lifetime Product Guarantee
Snow Peak’s Titanium Spork is an iconic utensil that’s lightweight, durable and designed to be used anywhere.Dimensions: L 6. 5" W 1. 6" Weight: 0. 6 ozMade in Japan: All Snow Peak titanium products are designed and manufactured in Japan, adhering to craftsmanship standards passed down over gene...
6. Bisgear 16 Pcs Camping Cookware Stove Carabiner Folding Spork Set Outdoor Camping Hiking Backpacking Non-Stick Cooking Picnic Knife Spoon
- HIGHEST QUALITY/EASY CLEAN-aluminum pot and frying pan make it non-stick ,easy to clean.
- BEST PRICE/SAVE MONEY-Bisgear 16pcs camping cookware set includes FOLDING STAINLESS STEEL SPORK/SPOON + SPOON + SPORK + KNIFE (expand is 6" x 1.5" x 0.04" , folding is 3.46" x1.5" x0.04"(approx.))+ MINI STOVE WITH PIEZO IGNITION + Anodized Aluminum Nonstick Pot(5.70"x 3.14"(approx.))+ Nonstick Frying Pan(6.10"x1.37"(approx.) ) + Pan Cover(5.43"(approx.)) + 2 BPA Free Bowls(4.33"x1.57"(approx.)) + BPA Free Soup Spoon((approx.) )+ Rice Ladle+ Loofah Sponge+ Carabiner+Nylon Bag
- SPACE SAVING/EASY TO CARRY- All the objects in this cooking set can be stored together in a mesh bag for space saving and convenient carry.
- PERFECT GIFT FOR YOURSELF/ FAMILY- It is suitable for camping, hiking, backpacking, picnic and other outdoor activities. Lightweight and extremely durable anodized aluminum perfect for camping backpacking, buy 1 Bisgear camping cookware set, you get everything that you or your family need.
- WORRY FREE WILDERNESS: Finally enjoy the great outdoors without second guessing if you packed everything to cook and serve your next meal with the lightweight, compact, and mobile design of the Bisgear Camp Kitchen Set
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8. The Best in Tent Camping: Georgia: A Guide for Car Campers Who Hate RVs, Concrete Slabs, and Loud Portable Stereos (Best Tent Camping)
Used Book in Good Condition
9. Therm-a-Rest Ridgerest Solite Reflective Foam Camping Ground Pad, Small - 20 x 48 Inches, Silver/Sage
- Advanced Warmth: Patent-pending ThermaCapture surface boosts warmth by reflecting radiant heat back to your body.
- Light & Durable: Virtually indestructible and light enough to carry anywhere.
- Unique Design: Soft peaks and heat-trapping valleys provide exceptional comfort.
- Reg: 20" x 72" / Large: 25" x 75" / Small: 20" x 48"
- R-Value: 2.8
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10. OUTAD Envelope Outdoor Sleeping Bag, Ultra-light Portable Waterproof Spring, Summer & Fall Camping Hiking Sleeping Bag with Compression Bag (Orange)
- Made of the highest quality materials
- Hunting scopes mounts
- Another quality Bushnell product
- Thumb-nut bolts for turning leverage
- Optimal height and forward cantilever for AR platform rifles
- Sleek design for low-profile mounting
- Four-hole ring design for added gripping power
- Rugged cross-lock base design for ultimate gripping strength
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11. Hiking Trails of North Georgia
Peachtree Publishers Hiking Trails of North Georgia - 1-56145-127-4
12. Hiking Atlanta's Hidden Forests: Intown and Out
- Hiking Atlanta's Hidden Forest
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13. Hiking Waterfalls in Georgia and South Carolina: A Guide To The States' Best Waterfall Hikes
- Hiking Waterfalls: Ga And Sc
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14. Hiking Georgia, 4th: A Guide to the State's Greatest Hiking Adventures (State Hiking Guides Series)
Hiking Georgia 4th Ed
15. 50 Hikes in the North Georgia Mountains (Third Edition) (Explorer's 50 Hikes)
16. Therm-a-Rest RidgeRest Classic Foam Camping Sleeping Pad, Regular - 72 x 20 Inches
Basic closed-cell foam sleeping pad is a lightweight, durable, and economical option for camping and backpackingTrusted by outdoor enthusiasts for generations, the classic ground pad rolls up compactly and is light enough (14 ounces) to carry almost anywhereDesigned with supportive peaks and heat-tr...
For equipment I can suggest some things. I am no super lightweight camper/hiker and these things work great for me on a budget so take it with a grain of salt. I camp a couple times a month and have not had any issues with this gear.
Tent - It is about as cheap as it costs to rent a small tent for a couple nights and sets up quick and has a great waterproof base that goes up about 10" so even if it rains and puddles against the tent it stays dry.
Camping Light/Fan - Works great for hanging from the hook from the ceiling of the tent. Nice to have light in the whole tent and a fan in Georgia is very helpful on those hot nights.
Headlamp - Great cheap headlamp (I have a few and attach one to a gallon jug of water for a makeshift lantern)
For a sleeping pad I would suggest going to a store and trying out a few and see what you want for comfort vs. weight. Most of the time I ditch the sleeping bag (unless its pretty far into the winter) and bring a sheet and a small blanket. A hoodie and sweat pants with a sheet is just as comfortable to me but that is all personal preference. I really suggest giving camping a shot! It is a great way to experience nature and have a great weekend on the cheap.
We have a wildflower guide and a copy hiking books (that I don't find that useful), but I ABSOLUTELY recommend getting the Trails Illustrated maps for the area:
https://smile.amazon.com/Brasstown-Chattooga-Chattahoochee-Geographic-Illustrated/dp/1566954673/ref=pd_sim_14_3?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=1566954673&pd_rd_r=1NG4PG5T88JR4D8D4ZNY&pd_rd_w=4WY37&pd_rd_wg=AUcqB&psc=1&refRID=1NG4PG5T88JR4D8D4ZNY&dpID=51MopJ4-QUL&preST=_SY291_BO1,204,203,200_QL40_&dpSrc=detail
I have 2 for north GA (the one I linked for for the eastern half of north GA), one for western NC, another for the Smokies, and also one for the Mount Mitchell area.
Other than good maps, I find "thru-hiking guides (AWOL AT; Bartram; Benton MacKayte; etc) to be the best collection of useful hiker info, elevation profiles, and information that is relevant for hikers.
FWIW, I have a collection of some past trips (in GA and NC) with pics, etc:
https://rmignatius.wordpress.com/adventures/
Kind of running a hybrid mashup of stuff.
Base is a GSI Halulite Microdualist and a Halulite Minimalist II and Snowpeak Sporks. I make a lot of my own jerky and backpacking food at this point (Cabela's Commercial dehydrator FTW). Hell of a lot cheaper than even buying bulk mountainhouse stuff. Plus I get more variety and better flavor. Backpacking Chef has some great resources for getting started.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074TYYRCK/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_c_api_jNl1AbM2WAEGF
Pretty decent set for being so cheap. The stove works just as well as my MSR stove so far.
This is my go to for waterfalls in the area. He also has several other great books:
Waterfalls of Southern Appalachians
Check out this book. I have an older edition but it has been very helpful in what you're looking for.
I bought one of these a while back and it works just fine for a summer bag. No need to invest in an expensive one. It pretty much takes up the same space as my three-seasons bag. Cheap too. Worth it to invest in imo.
If you don't have a groundpad though, it should be the first thing you buy when sleeping outdoors. I've used this one for years.
Tim Homan's book, "The Hiking Trails of North Georgia." It's a little dated now, but still a good resource.
https://www.amazon.com/Hiking-Trails-North-Georgia-Homan/dp/1561451274/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1526949642&sr=1-1&keywords=tim+homan&dpID=61HSRFK2R8L&preST=_SY291_BO1,204,203,200_QL40_&dpSrc=srch
$20 will get you a brand new foam thermarest.
Therm-a-Rest RidgeRest Classic Regular
https://www.amazon.com/Hiking-Waterfalls-Georgia-South-Carolina/dp/0762771518/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
This is what I have
My wife and I got a lot of use out of this one.
Ive got several but the falcon guide for hiking georgia is the one I use the most. https://www.amazon.com/Hiking-Georgia-States-Greatest-Adventures/dp/0762782439/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1526937705&sr=8-1&keywords=Falcon+guide+georgia