i love rpg computer games. i still live at home.
yes I do too where do you usually hike? in new zealand, a hike is also called "tramping"
when i was younger, i would travel all over to hike, but now i just hike near home. i live in alabama. i hear you. it gets hot here, too. i would love to go to arizona some day. when is the best time for weather? i believe it. does arizona have any ski resorts? oh, wow. that is awesome. i might look into trying to visit there some day. i would like to visit all 50 states at some point in my life. i like to drive too. do you camp or stay in hotels or??? we have a little camper we take along usually, but i agree that hotels are way easier. and i don't have to clean up there. lol.
Arizona also has great place to hike. Just don't hike in the heat Fall and spring. Believe it or not, it does get fairly cold in the desert during the winter Flagstaff has skiing. Very nice hiking also. Elevation is around 8,000 feet me too. Alaska and Hawaii will be a challenge. I like to drive when I am visiting states Both. But, I think hotels are easier Yes, cleaning up and unloading the camper when you get home are not fun.
i am in alabama . where are you ? enjoying that by yourself ? any family ? arizona reaches 110 degrees normally no , just some state parks for camping . what about you ? that too . have you visited new zealand ? hike up dormant volcanos . i live life on the edge that too . have you visited new zealand ?
Do you live near the Rockies? Probably the summertime. Well they have one near my job. My son a Jack really wants to go so I am taking him. My first few years I went from the east coast to Colorado. It will be the best time of your life. It's a two night trip in the mountains. We do have cabins so it's not actually camping in the wilderness. That actually sounds nice though lol.
In New Zealand they call it tramping. funny huh? not much information on when to visit but i would say anytime of the year, another fact is that texas is known to be the center for the oil and cotton industries. There must be, people go there to bike, camp, and hike all the time. It's in the Missouri Ozarks in the United States. You have to come down if nothing else just to see the Everglades to  experience the wide range of weather patterns I like to go thinking in the mountains in a route near home,where a lot people go so it is safer. Have you ever camped in the national parks?