0°F Camping in the Hot Tent for 2 Nights - I decided to take my hot tent out for a couple of bitter cold nights. It got down to 0°F during both nights, and we got some snow. I brought along some food with me to cook while I’m out here, including some venison from the deer I harvested in the fall during archery season. I also headed out into the woods to look for some “fat wood” from pine trees, which makes a great natural fire starter.
I decided to take my hot tent out for a couple of bitter cold nights.
I camped out with a cardboard shelter during a big snowstorm.
I went to the wilds of Northern Pennsylvania to camp out for 2 nights in my hot tent.
I built a snow shelter in Laurel Highlands during the polar vortex in Pennsylvania.
I camped in another snowstorm with my hot tent and grilled cheese.
I spend the night in a primitive shelter with a Siberian Log Fire and hot rocks.
I traveled to the Laurel Highlands during the winter to try out my new hot tent and wood stove.
I hiked into the cold, snowy woods of Northern Pennsylvania and built a primitive shelter from trees
I camped out in the snow using a super shelter made from cheap materials.
I hiked into the Appalachian Mountains to camp during a snowstorm and cook venison on a rock.
I hiked into the wilderness of the Appalachian Mountains in Pennsylvania during a snowstorm.
Woodsbound Outdoors is an avid outdoors man who goes on wild camping adventures through the forests of Pennsylvania. Join his adventures as he camps in snowstorms, forages for morels, kayaks and fishes, and shares survival tips for the great outdoors.
