What’s Campology?
We have a passion for the great outdoors, and believe you don’t have to be uncomfortable when exploring the wilds – we rough it in comfort ©
Gear Lists
Dudley’s gear lists from past adventures.
Less is better, but it needs to be the “right” stuff!
1300 km linking Arizona deserts, mountains, forests and canyons – from Mexico to Utah.
East Coast Trail
A rugged 336 km on the eastern coast of Newfoundland/Labrador, Canada
Appalachian Trail
3500 km from Georgia to Maine, and a brutal 464,464′ elevation change.
Great Divide Trail
1100 km from Montana to Kakwa park in British Columbia. Known as the #WildestThruHike
Adventures
So many adventures and sharing is good!
890 km through the heart of Ontario. Surprising wild and challenging.
Tracy, Dudley and Crusher hiked the spectacular 336 km on the east coast of Newfoundland
1100 km from Montana to Kakwa park in British Columbia. Known as the #WildestThruHike
3500 km from Georgia to Maine. 14 states and a brutal 464,464′ elevation change.
This northern river in Canada’s Yukon territory, was explored by the B.R.A.T.. Captured on video and available on YouTube.
1300 km of trails from Mexico to Utah… currently in progress
This Canadian river located in northern Manitoba , was explored by the B.R.A.T.. Captured on video and available on YouTube.
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Latest news from our blogs
Our blogs are for campers by campers. Dudley is the primary contributor, with regular posts from Tracy and friends.
East Coast Trail
Tracy, Dudley & Crusher push themselves on this challenging yet beautiful hike in the wilds of Newfoundland & Labrador
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The Appalachian Trail
One of Dudley’s most challenging adventures.
Easy peasy. Complete the online application and in weeks you will have an e-certificate – and with your permission – your name will be posted on our website along side the other honoured graduates.
Our certificate program is recognized by no one and nowhere. It may be only for fun – but it isn’t easy! You must truly have been there and back to be called a campologist.
The Faculty of Campology issues a Level 1 and Level 2 Certificate. It’s never EASY, yet always FREE.
Our honoured graduates come from all over the world, diverse walks of life, and range from children to seniors … yet they all share a passion for the great outdoors. Graduates names are posted on our website