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Fall is the time to get outside for some hiking and camping. Where would you like to take this Hopper BackFlip? Let us know where you are going or would like to go on your dream hiking/camping trip and you'll be entered to win!



The YETI Hopper BackFlip 24 is a cooler engineered to carry as a backpack, using the best tech of both worlds. Built to be tall and wide, Hopper BackFlip is designed to efficiently distribute the weight of your goods, while the ergonomic shoulder straps make the journey more comfortable. It promises superior cold-holding power, a 100% leakproof zipper, and a tough DryHide Shell. So, go ahead and trek to your favorite faraway destination, because this backpack cooler won't slow you down.


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I'd love to use this Yeti Hopper Backflip as I tailgate in Atlanta before the SEC Championship game to watch the Aggies take down Georgia

Tired of seeing all my friends' pics at Zion National Park and Glacier National Park when it's snowing. It's forced my hand to go see it myself

Definitely one of the more interesting thread titles, although it changes when you click on the link to get here.

This may be interesting to take with us on my boys' scouting trips around the National Parks. May also have use for going to the weekend races, as opposed to a standard carry cooler.

Scotland in two years (covid delay, womp womp) that will be similar to one of the following two whisky hiking trips that are just under 40 miles all told:

https://www.macsadventure.com/us/tour-555/speyside-whisky-trail/

https://www.macsadventure.com/us/tour-2418/islay-whisky-trails-in-style/

Would be perfect for carrying a few bottles and a small lunch each day.

Appalachian Trail. All of it.

Any of these would be just fine!

https://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/hiking-and-backpacking/best-hikes-in-the-world/

Iceberg Lake, Glacier National Park

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Iceberg+Lake/@48.8135774,-113.7514151,1411m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x5368ad090083ea09:0x4f1a7ecb1430881d!8m2!3d48.8120134!4d-113.7480259

Pacific NW. Did part of the PCT in 2019. Would like to go back.

Love backpacking in Texas.

Did a trip to New Mexico earlier this year.

Yosemite

Zion Nat'l Park

Lots of places but to start how about big bend with my family!!!

I would definitely take this camping while attending Boy Scout trips to Colorado (pikes peak) and New Mexico (various places) with my son!!

I'd have to go with one of the national parks: Yellowstone or Mt Rainier.

Crescent Lake in Alaska. Fishing, photography, and hiking are all part of my 50th birthday celebration coming up sooner than later.

Banff National Park, Canada

Alaska, or maybe Carrizo Springs.

Boundary waters with my soon to be high school graduate daughter. We talked about renting a house boat and my wife said no. I gave up on it but my daughter said dad I want to go there but want to do it right. Canoe and camp. May get more than one day of cold storage that way.

I would love to take this beautiful maroon Yeti cooler into the volcano at Haleakai National Park on Maui. After hiking to the park cabin, (within the volcano's crater!), I would plop down on the porch, reach into my Yeti and pull out a still cold adult libation. (Still cold even though we are in the crater of a volcano!)

https://www.nps.gov/hale/planyourvisit/wilderness-cabins.htm

Yeah baby!

Didi I mention the volcano? We gonna be in that sucka!

Big Bend NP

Grinderwald, Switzerland

I will use this yeti cooler to carry a lunch and a cold beer to the top of Guadalupe Peak.

Near Stavanger Norway. Already did it but should go again.

My son's 9th grade class just took a trip to Moab - I've hiked the Narrows of Mount Zion but never there. It sure would make primitive camping seem less primitive with that Yeti backpack cooler.

Big Bend NP

Hiking into Everest Base Camp in Nepal

In Georgia, strongly recommend Hike Inn. Moderate 5 miles up and back, trail is well marked and maintained.

The Inn is rustic and comfortable. Small comfortable rooms with bunk beds. Family style meals - dinner and breakfast. Food is fantastic.

Reservations required. Open year round. Can access the Appalachian Trail and Springer Mountain from the Hike Inn. Lots of hard core hikers.

We have been lucky to hit several of the NP's since moving up here. Lake Clark is still on my list - all back country accessed by bush plane and beautiful.

https://www.nps.gov/lacl/index.htm

White Mountains, NH.

Especially in the fall - the foliage is unmatched anywhere! Hiking the Presidential Mountains on a misty morning, getting to the top as the fog clears… nothing can beat it.

The Badlands

Big Bend National Park or the Grand Canyon would be great!

Summit at K2

Annapurna circuit in Nepal