Fourpeaks Backcountry Camps. In the Northcountry a camp is a remote cabin, or hunting place. Years ago Great Camps were built at great expense for the fortunate few. Today one's camp may be a modest cottage on abandoned farmland or a faraway cabin in the woods. Fourpeaks Backcountry Camps are real places and, at the same time. an elusive state of mind, a wilderness, a dream of leisure surrounded by other natural beings--trees, animals and flowers.
Activities at Camp. Stay right where you are. Here are twenty-one things to do at our backcountry Camps. Listen. Watch. Find a different rhythm sleeping, eating, playing and getting around they way they did at Fourpeaks 100 years ago and more. Hiking. R&R. 
RusticVacations.com
"Helping You Locate Rustic Vacation Spots Like Ranches, Lodges, Camps and Cabins! RusticVacations.com is your personal on-line guide to help you locate the perfect rustic vacations spot."
Sauna Web Directory. "Learn about the benefits of sauna, dry saunas, wet saunas, infrared saunas and
more."
Hunter's Hideout
"is a husband & wife South Carolina based business . . . one of the first to offer hunting equipment and accessories online. Now one of the largest online hunting equipment
retailers." [For the Adventure Traveler Hunter's Hideout also has a terrific Link Directory for Biking, Hiking, Kayaking, Lodging, Nature Photography, Canoeing, Climbing, Rafting, Saltwater Fishing, Guest Ranches, Wildlife Viewing and more. Plus links to Hunting Guides and Outfitters all over the world and complete access to State Game and Fish Commissions in the US and Canada.]
BigCountryTradingPost.com Fun backcountry shopping at the Big Country Trading Post. "Like the trading posts of yesteryear, provides its customers of today a mix of the practical to the
whimsical. Native arts and crafts are to be found near old fashion stoves and modern solar ovens." [A great place to shop for backcountry fans. Hard-to-find items include: Beaded Buckles and other stuff, Iron Beds, Coyote stuff, Fire Place Accessories, Rustic Lodge decorations, Camping Stoves and other stoves of all kinds, Taxidermy,
Wine Racks. Lots more. Shop and enjoy!]
LoveTheOutdoors.com
"Welcome to Love the Outdoors!
We strive to be your complete information guide to the outdoors.
We offer a camping guide, campground directory, camping equipment,
RV resources, a hiking section and much more for you to explore.
We are here to provide you with accurate, up-to-date
and comprehensive materials to help you plan and enjoy
your next outdoor adventure."
vtsolar.com "At Vermont Solar, we use our extensive field experience to separate the useful from the hype.
We only sell equipment we've seen perform reliably under real field conditions in our own installations.
We've weeded out the unproven & unworthy products for you.
We avoid the "cookie cutter" approach to system design & component selection, because each customer's
application, needs, and budget vary widely. Our leading edge, code-compliant systems are designed with YOUR needs in mind, not ours.
From full-scale residential PV, wind, and micro-hydro power systems, to domestic water & pool heating, we design,
install, and maintain 'em all." 
Welcome to the Jungle! A really different backcountry visit. Don't miss the Silly Walk. (This page is linked for Monty Python fans and other backcountry afficcionados.)
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