Adventurecore Masterlist
(and related ~cores)
We’re a small community and it can be hard to find people, so I have endeavoured to gather as many people as I can onto this list. LMK if I’ve missed anyone, you want to be added, or if the listing is outdated (if a blog has started posting other stuff for example).
Tags to follow:
#adventurecore, #rangercore, #nomadcore, #vagabondcore, #wandercore, #questcore, #naturecore, #forestcore, #campcore, #hikingcore
People to follow
For convenience, I roughly categorise everyone into three tiers.
These are *ONLY* core blogs, ie you don’t post anything other than adventurecore (or related).
@astrangerinbrownleatherboots Adventurecore, rangercore (yes I put myself)
@rangersofthewilderness Rangercore, adventurecore
@nomadcore Nomadcore, adventurecore
@adventurecore-suggestions, Adventurecore
@the-vivacious-vagabond Adventurecore, rangercore, vagabondcore
@bardic-wanderings, adventurecore, rangercore
@everwander, rangercore, adventurecore
@wonderlustingvagabond, vagabondcore, wandercore
@wilderlandranger, adventurecore, rangercore
@samuelonhisown, rangercore, adventurcore, cabincore
@camp-mlm, adventurercore, campcore
@natural-vagabond, adventurecore, most of the rest of the wandering ~cores
@cabincore-and-adventurecore-blog, cabincore & adventurecore
@adventurecorebisexual, adventurecore, wandering ~cores
@greysadventurecore, adventurecore
@vagabonds-and-wanderlust, vagabondcore, wandercore, adventurecore
@trailmixandtalltales, adventurecore, rangercore
@borderland-ranger, rangercore, adventurecore, hikingcore
@brownleatherbackpack, adventurecore
@toolsofthewildtrade, adventurecore, rangercore
@longbow-ranger, rangercore
@the-seeking-foot, adventurecore, naturecore
@rangingfarandwide, rangercore
@treebeat, adventurecore, related
@creatureofwandering, rangercore, adventurecore, wandercore
These are blogs that are primarily adventurecore (or related), but will occasionally post other stuff
@boot-prints, adventurecore and gremlincore
@moss-adventure-diary, adventurecore, rangercore, knightcore & bushcraft
@ofdirtandbones, adventurecore, goblincore
@questcores, adventurecore, piratecore/age of sail
@woolensnow, rangercore, campcore, forestcore, snowcore
@thewearynomad, nomadcore, wandercore, goblincore
@screechingcrow, adventurecore, corvidcore
@lavender-hued-melancholy, adventurecore, forestcore
@oreadadventures, adventurecore, forestcore
@awoodenthicket, adventurecore, a splash of goblincore
@cosylildevil, adventurecore, misc aesthetic
@adventurecorebabe, adventurecore, naturecore
@moth-adventures, adventurecore, misc core
@a-rangers-ranges, rangercore, misc forest related ~cores
@nomad-core, nomadcore, adventurecore, occasionally misc
@obsidianpinemountain, campcore, naturecore
@pinecore, adventurecore, naturecore, some misc
@adventurecorre, adventurecore, misc
@mindless-vagabond, adventurecore amd forestcore, occasionally misc
Blogs that sometimes post adventurecore (or related), amongst other stuff
@and-speak, rangercore, fantasy, other
@rainforest-wanderer, mostly naturecore and forestcore, some adventurecore
@corvid-kitten posts adventurecore amongst cottagecore and corvidcore
@adventurediary, adventurecore & misc
@barleycrow, adventurecore, cottagecore, misc
@cottage--inthe--woods, adventurecore, naturecore, dark cottagecore
DM me, or send me an ask if you want to be added/removed from this list.
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Patagonia is a popular hiking destination in Chile, even when on a strict budget.
Did you kow that the Hiking destination Patagonia is shared by Chile and Argentina? The Andes Mountain here is home to some of the and beautiful hiking tracks in the world.
The Chilean side is more about temperate rainforests and glacial fjords. Even though Patagonia is more on the expensive side of travel with an average of 50$ expenditure/day, we survived on 15$. transportation and accomodation cost is specifically high. So, how did we make it through? Hereś the secret- self-cooking, camping and hitchhiking. Cutting cost on these factors makes Patagonia way more affordable.
Hiking itself can be a biggie when it comes to saving money. Entrance fee are low and we were into to independent hiking. So, that saved us a lot on the route. Cerro Castillo, O´Higgins Glacier Hike, Pumalin Park and Torres Del Paine are some of the best known hike trails that we took.
To be honest, January-March is definitely the best weather out here. But, lets face it, so is the prices. The trails are busy too. March-April or October/ November too has fair enough weather and is always a better season when traveling on a budget to Patagonia. Nevertheless, pact appropriately!
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