Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
CG and I backpack north and cross over Beauty Spot and Unaka Mountain as we hike along the North Carolina and Tennessee borders. We encountered several rattlesnakes during our hike, but the largest snake we encountered on the Appalachian trail is the one in this video. In 2012 CG and I took an extended trip on the Appalachian Trail. We began our hike near the southern end of the AT at Amicalola Falls in North Georgia, and we hiked for 2 months. Our backpacking trip ended just north of Roan Mountain, a few days shy of entering Virginia. We planned to hike 4 or 5 months, but considerations beyond the trail led us to cut the trip short. This is the footage we cobbled together during our hike. It’s not the highest quality footage, because we were uploading video to the internet as we hiked. Spending an extended period of time backpacking on the AT can be extremely rewarding, and even a transformative experience. It’s not glamorous, and sometimes it’s not easy, but it can be amazing. Since the early 1990’s, I’ve spent many seasons hiking on the trail, and it’s always the best decision I make.
CG and I are traveling long term, but packing light. We’ve been traveling now for more than a year, and we each carry a single Osprey Pack. You can find more info about our travel packs and the current prices for these Osprey packs at Amazon. amzn.to/3rfXwj8
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CG and I backpack north and cross over Beauty Spot and Unaka Mountain as we hike along the North Carolina and Tennessee borders. We encountered several rattlesnakes during our hike, but the largest snake we encountered on the Appalachian trail is the one in this video. In 2012 CG and I took an extended trip on the Appalachian Trail. We began our hike near the southern end of the AT at Amicalola Falls in North Georgia, and we hiked for 2 months. Our backpacking trip ended just north of Roan Mountain, a few days shy of entering Virginia. We planned to hike 4 or 5 months, but considerations beyond the trail led us to cut the trip short. This is the footage we cobbled together during our hike. It’s not the highest quality footage, because we were uploading video to the internet as we hiked. Spending an extended period of time backpacking on the AT can be extremely rewarding, and even a transformative experience. It’s not glamorous, and sometimes it’s not easy, but it can be amazing. Since the early 1990’s, I’ve spent many seasons hiking on the trail, and it’s always the best decision I make.
CG and I are traveling long term, but packing light. We’ve been traveling now for more than a year, and we each carry a single Osprey Pack. You can find more info about our travel packs and the current prices for these Osprey packs at Amazon. amzn.to/3rfXwj8
Thanks for watching our house sitting and travel videos!
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OUR TRAVEL WEBSITE: slowpoketravel.com
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OUR YOUTUBE COOKING CHANNEL: youtube.com/user/FromUnderTheRock
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youtube.com/channel/UCVRX73FarJ8eTC7NqqsrZgA
This is Slowpoke Travel, the Buck and Camera Girl Travel Channel. We'll be uploading travel videos, remote working stuff, tips and tricks for budget travelling, travel gear reviews, and all things related to living and working on the road...slowly, because our goal is to travel slow and fully experience and appreciate the places we visit. Thanks for coming along! Our aim is to provide helpful information and real-world experience, and hopefully a little inspiration, too...so thanks for all the support and kind comments.
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