So my friends and I are planning to go hiking/camping somewhere

Planning a trip but you couldn't be fucked about doing your own planning.
Fucking brilliant.

>>927669
Any limitations?

>>927670
Fuck you, I'm looking for suggestions. I'm not from California so I don't have a strong sense of how warm Yosemite/Sequoia/Joshua Tree would be.
Last spring we drove to Big Bend NP from Chicago, that was pretty cool.
>>927671
No particular limitations - would be nice to not have to carry our entire trip's water supply with us (like Big Bend). Also relatively accessible (<10 hrs drive) from a major airport would be ideal.

>>927673
Ehh SoCal isn't too bad, should be 60's and 70's obviously dipping at night. Can't speak for Zone-Land. Anything

>>927669

>>927669
Canada or Mexico are awesome that time of year!

Not US, too cold and too hot.

>>927669
This picture is so fucking funny to me

>>927669
did you just recently immigrate here?
how do you not yet have at least a basic understanding of regional climates?

>>928187

any idiot can tell you that it will be warmer in California and Arizona than it will be in Minnesota or Alaska. OP is asking for hiking recommendations, though, and even though California is warm Yosemite can be literally freezing that time of year. He isn't asking you to tell him what state to lounge on the beach in.

>>928179
>12y/o detect ed

>>928323
Both Minnesota and Arizona have fine beaches.

As to hiking specifics, I recommend outdoors over a treadmill, though they are about the same really.