Find a place.
Hang a hammock.
Stay awhile.
Hammock-friendly places around the world, honest gear reviews and everything you need to enjoy the outdoors from a different angle.
The best places to hang
Hand-picked collections, every spot scored for Hammockability.
Hammockability™
“Yosemite is beautiful” doesn’t tell you much. Hammockability tells you if it’s actually a good place to bring your hammock: trees, rules, views, bugs, weather, camping, privacy and access, rolled into one score.
Every hang, on one map
Green means hang away. Yellow means read the rules. Red means find another spot.
Hammock gear we love
Every brand on the same five criteria, rolled into one score: the Let's Go Hammock Score.
Made by LISS, which owns Let’s Go Hammock. Not scored by us.
What are people hanging in?
Share your hang: a photo, the place, your setup and a one-line story. Hang of the Week wins gear.
“Fell asleep to the river. Woke up to the river.”
“Clearest water I have ever seen from a hammock.”
“Pitched the tarp just before the storm rolled through.”
“Snow hang. Underquilt earned its keep.”
“Swim, hang, repeat. Bring the bug net.”
“Sunset from here should be illegal.”
“Best nap of the year. Maybe the decade.”
“Fire, hammock, s'mores. The holy trinity.”
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New to hammocks? Start here.
The 30 degree rule, how far apart the trees should be, and how high to hang. Get these three right and every hang feels good.
Single or double, nylon or cotton, straps included or not. Everything we wish someone told us before buying.
The perfect setup, from tree to underquilt, plus a first-night checklist so you actually sleep.
The Hammock Journal
Travel, naps, books and the culture of hanging around.
One great hang, every Friday.
A new spot, a gear pick and a weekend idea. Two minutes to read, zero spam.
24 destinations · avg 6.3