Tramping Edit Meaning

1.

In New Zealand, overnight hiking is called tramping. Trampers carry all their gear with them and tramp either to huts (there is an extensive system in the NZ backcountry) or tent camp. Tramping can be a verb as well as an activity as in "I'm all tramped out" at the end of a long day.

We spent the weekend tramping up in Nelson Lakes National Park.

See backpacking, hiking, camping, tenting, huts

2.

A patern of migratory work. I.e. cutting limber, lying tracks etc.

My grandpa was from China and was involved in tramping to make a living.

3.

In New Zealand, overnight hiking is called tramping. Trampers carry all their gear with them and tramp either to huts (there is an extensive system in the NZ backcountry) or tent camp. Tramping can be a verb as well as an activity as in "I'm all tramped out" at the end of a long day.

We spent the weekend tramping up in Nelson Lakes National Park.

See backpacking, hiking, camping, tenting, huts

4.

to walk like a tramp...

Erin went tramping to class in her catholic schoolgirl uniform

See tramp, walk, catholic, tramped

5.

Camping with out a tent.

I have forgotton my tent, Lets go tramping

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