Re:“Great resignation” wave coming for companies
by bavila on Thursday June 24, 2021 @07:31PM
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Hah, yes, perhaps I should say that I would need to spend $1,000/month to have a good time. For context, I had never camped a day in my life before setting out on my hike (I didn't even camp out a single night as a test run with my gear before flying out). So I was pretty green, and definitely not a tough lad. :)
I have seen others recommend a budget of $500/month as a reasonable amount.
Re:“Great resignation” wave coming for companies
by setgree on Monday June 14, 2021 @08:33PM
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$300/month would be tough for me but maybe doable. At $10/day, you're having peanut butter, tortillas, and mashed potatoes for just about every dinner (maybe tuna and ramen sometimes?); you're only rarely staying in hotels or hostels; and if you're getting a ride somewhere, it's from a trail angel, never a taxi or a shuttle.
It's possible but I really enjoy getting into town and having a real meal. Everyone hikes their own hike.
My brother hiked the length of the AT a few years back and spent about $300/month for the 5 months it took him end to end He had a great time. Even when new his gear was less than $1000 all in, though it was all 5+ years old and very well used when he started.