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Everyone gets it. But the BACKPACKER editors aren't afraid to take their hats off and flaunt it. Check out this slideshow complete with details on how to submit your own (or an unsuspecting friend's) horrible camp hair pics.
  • Assistant online editor Ted Alvarez after a climb up Mt. Albert.
  • Senior editor Shannon Davis after just two days without a shower.
  • Contributing editor Tracy Ross after four days skiing in Norway. (Broudy/Donohue Photography)
  • Map editor Andrew Matranga after four weeks on a JMT/High Sierra Trail combined thru-hike.
  • Web producer Katie Herrell after a skiing accident left her camp hair tinted red for days.
  • Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Dorn after four days in Norway. (Broudy/Donohue Photography)
  • Davis again, this time after three weeks on Denali.
  • Online marketing manager Sarah McBrair tests a new air-drying method.
  • Contributing editor John Harlin in Switzerland.
  • Matranga and a friend on the same thru-hike.
Assistant online editor Ted Alvarez after a climb up Mt. Albert.
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Assistant online editor Ted Alvarez after a climb up Mt. Albert.

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