Slacklining. Although it was invented by rock climbers so it’s a questionable answer. I’ve been to ggby festival a couple times. Definitely a bunch of dirt bags. Base jumpers too, although they are intersect in a venn diagram.

Bikepacking. Rubber tramping.

>>2855181
Pretty much every outdoor sport that isnt conservative coded. There are even dirtbag resort skiiers

>>2855192
how?

isn't skiing incredibly expensive

>>2855193
They work at the resorts to get free passes. Think of every non-foreign lift operator that was probably stoned. Or they save up all their money for the pass and then dirtbag everything else. Sleep in the parking lot, bring own food and drinks in packs or coat. Or do the free skinning up the hill.

>>2855181
The only /out/ activities that don't are horseback riding, sailing, golf

>>2855210
Golf has dirtbaggers for the same reasons as ski resorts, and so does sailing. Florida has a whole pirate bay of dirtbag sailors.

>dirtbagging
When did not being a good little consumer paying inflated prices become synonymous for being a piece of shit? Nice astroturfed term there


Is deadheading (No, not the jam band) also dirtbagging? Is working at a show/spot and getting to stay/go for free also dirtbagging? Where do you draw the line? Uhh excuse me sir you washed too far up your wrists in the bathroom that's basically taking a shower aka dirtbagging..

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>>2855329
>astroturfed term
Dirtbag climbers have been calling themselves that for decades. What are you on about?

>>2855181
Stealthy /dirtbag/ general?
Post booty gear

>>2855181
>>2855192
>>2855193
I worked at a resort for a few yrs. They had a party every year called the Dirt Bag Ball.

>>2855193
We've got 'baggers in the ski industry since skiing was a thing

>>2855181
>the ad at the top
So now indians are claiming they invented toilets too? That doesn't add up at all given the current circumstances. Anyway, that received a hearty kek.

>>2855181
Skiing, surfing, skateboarding all have them

>>2855344
'Baggers don't go to resorts , Geraldene

>>2855181
>>2855181
>>2855186
Definitely bikepacking. Seems extremely fun, too. Those single track trailers are essential, though.

Also, you are either a dirtbagger or a poser, no in between

>>2857291
I don't think true dirtbaggers really exist anymore since /out/ing is expensive and travel isn't affordable at all

>>2855210
>>2855275
As does PNW

>.t PNW dirtbag sailor

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>>2855345
Can you identify the dirtbag in this picture?

>>2857953
Nta but that's snowshoeing ala the Tolund Man

>>2855181
>>2857793
Conservation corps. Never realized others pursue careers doing my dirty habits. Surely some here have participated.

>>2858009
Wrong.
The carving depicts skiers. It is a White Sea Rock carving and was made before 2,000 BC. The experts disagree with you and the evidence they've discovered disagree with you.

>>2855194
>They work at the resorts to get free passes.

Back in the day called ski bums. Easy to spot on slope (worn gear) but always great skiers.

>>2858100
The only two people that I've met that have done conservation work were both rich white women that just wandered aimlessly through life while their parents paid for everything. Dirtbagging isn't financially possible anymore.

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>>2858151
The ones i knew were brokies. Hike 30-60 miles inna woods for back breaking trail work months at a time. cold water washing and paid seasonal barely min wage. Best hope was to get hired year-round at USFS or National Parks but no way that was happening then or now. They just enjoy being /out/ or am I mistaken on dirtbagging?

Went to the diamond mine in arkansas. Tweeker camp. Mind blown. Better than copper poaching i guess.