Advice for Older Backpackers

Advice for Older Backpackers This quote by Clint Eastwood cuts deep for a lot of older backpackers. It boils down the most important attitude one needs to cultivate if he or she wishes to continue backpacking as an older person. Please let me know your advice to keeping the old man or the old woman out. Here are my documentaries about our journey on the Pacific Crest Trail: A Pacific Crest Trail Coddiwomple: Coddiwomple II: A Pacific Crest Trail Documentary: Toby Keith: Don’t Let the Old Man In: To access a copy of my free resupply guide, click on the following link: If you want to support this channel, please subscribe, hit notifications, watch other videos and comment. I strive to respond to all comments. You could also follow AKWild1 on Facebook. Also, I have links to outdoor products that have served me well. I do not accept anything from gear companies, nor am I sponsored in any way by a company. My opinions about gear and equipment are my own based on my experiences in the field. I want to remain impartial and maintain my integrity, which is critical to who I am. My recommendations are based on my experiences. There are Amazon Affiliate links in the video description. As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Here are some products mentioned in this video and links: Here are links to some products mentioned today, as well as other items I recommend: Katadyn Be Free Water Filter 1.0 liter Sawyer Squeeze Water Filter MSR Pocket Rocket II Stove Toaks 750 ml Titanium Pot Mini Cork Massage Ball Black Diamond Trail Trek Poles Curex Insoles Dude Wipes Closed Cell Backpacking Pad Garmin Instinct Solar Watch Injinji Trail Socks Neo Air X-Therm. A bit pricey, but mine lasted the entire PCT