If your looking for a backpacking trip of a lifetime look no further then the North Circle Loop in Glacier National Park, Montana. It’s a 52-mile route that offers the most incredible scenery in all of North America. You will get to hike through lush forest valleys, traverse high mountain passes, camp near pristine reflective lakes, and have the unique opportunity to pass through the Ptarmigan Tunnel.

On this backpacking loop in the Adirondack High Peaks Wilderness of Northern New York, you will get to see the picturesque Avalanche Lake that’s nestled between two mountains, climb Mount Marcy the highest peak in New York at 5,344’, and enjoy many spectacular mountain views that extend as far as the eye can see. This hike will surly be a challenge for anyone, but the reward will be an incredible adventure that will leave a lasting impression on you.

In this backpacking adventure you will get a chance to conquer three of the regions most spectacular overlooks: McAfee Knob, one of the most photographed spots along the AT, Tinker Cliffs, offers 180-degree views of mountain ranges and amazing sunsets, and Dragon’s Tooth, a rock scrambling climb to a unique jagged peak.

The Mount Rogers/Grayson Highlands loop hike is an iconic section of the Appalachian Trail, located in the southwestern hills of Virginia within the Jefferson National Forest. It also crosses over into the bordering Grayson Highlands State Park. This region is best known for its vast mountain views and alpine peaks with wild ponies roaming about.

If you're looking for a unique hiking experience, look no further than backpacking hut to hut in the White Mountains National Forest in New Hampshire. While hiking here you will encounter steep and rugged mountains. You will almost think you're out west somewhere in the Rockies. But at the same time you will be able to get the comfort of a cabin-like hut to stay at.