Name: Cloud Peak™ 2-Person 4-Season Backpacking Tent
Brand: Naturehike
SKU: 6927595712627
Price: 229.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Tech Specs SETUP FAQ

Season

4-Season

Dimensions

Expanded Size: approx. 274 × 210 × 105 cm / 108 × 83 × 41"
Packed Size: approx. Φ15 × 50 cm / Φ5.9 × 19.7"

Weight

Minimum weight: approx. 2.26 kg / 4.98 lbs (excluding the footprint)

Materials & Components

Rainfly: 20D Silicon Coated Ripstop Nylon, PU4000mm+
Inner Tent: Polyester Mesh
Floor: 20D Silicon Coated Ripstop Nylon, PU4000mm+
Poles: 7001 Aluminum Alloy

Installation Steps

Step 1:

Open and lay flat the outer tent and remove the three tent poles (A&B&C).

Step 2:

Two people are needed to cross the three tent poles into the diagonal fixed buckle.

Step 3:

After fixing the six corners to open the tent pole. Hang the outer tent hooks gradually to the tent pole.

Step 4:

Open the roof of the single-layer tent, then align the corner structure and hang it into the corresponding webbing buckle with a hook.

Step 5:

Pull the right angle partand hit the ground nail to fix, pull the wind rope
and hit the ground nail to finish building.

When choosing a backpacking tent, consider weight, capacity, interior space, weather conditions, and the type of trips you usually take.

For long-distance hiking or trips where keeping pack weight low is important, a lightweight and compact tent is usually the better choice. For example, Naturehike's Cloud Up series is designed with lightweight backpacking and compact packing in mind.

If you value more living space and easier access, look for features such as dual doors, larger vestibules, and a roomier interior. Naturehike's Mongar series, for example, places more emphasis on space and convenient access.

You should also consider the weather and terrain you expect to encounter. The best backpacking tent is not simply the lightest one—it should offer the right balance of weight, space, weather protection, and comfort for your trip.

Tent capacity is a useful starting point, but the right size also depends on how much personal space and gear storage you need.

1-person tents are ideal for solo backpackers who prioritize lower weight and a compact packed size.
2-person tents are a versatile choice for two hikers or solo backpackers who prefer extra sleeping and gear space.
3-person tents work well for small groups or two people who want a roomier setup.

When comparing tents, don't look at capacity alone. Check the floor dimensions, peak height, number of doors, and vestibule space as well. Naturehike offers backpacking tents in different capacities and layouts, so two tents with the same capacity may still feel very different inside.

A 3-season tent is primarily designed for spring, summer, and fall conditions. It typically prioritizes ventilation and lower weight while providing protection from rain and moderate wind.
A 4-season tent is designed for more demanding conditions, including colder temperatures, stronger winds, and potential snow. These tents generally use stronger structures, greater fabric coverage, and less mesh than typical 3-season designs.

Naturehike offers both 3-season backpacking tents and models designed for more demanding 4-season conditions. Choose based on the weather, temperature, wind, and terrain you expect to encounter rather than the season name alone.

Always check the individual model's intended use and specifications before heading into challenging conditions.

A tent's waterproof rating, measured in millimeters (mm), indicates how much water pressure the fabric can withstand before water begins to penetrate. This measurement is commonly known as the hydrostatic head rating.

For example, a 3000 mm waterproof rating means the fabric can withstand the pressure of a 3-meter column of water under standardized test conditions.

A simple guide to waterproof ratings:

1,500–2,000 mm: Suitable for light to moderate rain and typical fair-weather camping.
3,000 mm: A solid all-around level for backpacking and camping in common rainy conditions.
4,000–5,000 mm: Provides greater water resistance for wetter conditions and more frequent rain.
5,000 mm+: Higher water resistance for more demanding wet-weather use, depending on the tent's overall design.

Naturehike backpacking tents use different waterproof ratings depending on the model, fabric, and intended use. A higher rating generally indicates greater fabric water resistance, but it doesn't automatically mean better overall rain protection.

Actual performance also depends on tent construction, seam treatment, rainfly coverage, proper pitching, and campsite conditions. Always check the specifications of the individual model when comparing tents.

Condensation forms when warm, moisture-rich air inside the tent meets a cooler surface. High humidity, low temperatures, wet ground or gear, and moisture from breathing can all contribute.

To help reduce condensation:

Keep vents open whenever conditions allow.
Use mesh panels and doors to improve airflow.
Avoid storing wet clothing or gear inside the sleeping area when possible.
Properly tension the rainfly to maintain airflow between the inner tent and rainfly.
Choose a well-ventilated campsite whenever possible.

Many Naturehike backpacking tents use a double-wall design, with a separate inner tent and rainfly, to help manage ventilation and moisture. However, some condensation is normal in humid, cold, or rainy conditions and does not necessarily mean the tent is leaking.

Regular cleaning and proper storage can help extend the life of your tent. For light dirt, gently wipe or rinse the affected areas with clean water. For heavier cleaning, use lukewarm water, a soft sponge, and a mild cleaner suitable for outdoor fabrics.
Avoid bleach, harsh detergents, dry cleaning, machine washing, and machine drying, as these can damage the fabric, seam treatment, or waterproof coatings.
After each trip, make sure your tent is completely dry before storing it. Packing away a wet or damp tent for an extended period can lead to mildew, odors, and damage to the fabric or waterproof coating.
Store your Naturehike tent in a cool, dry place away from prolonged heat, moisture, and direct sunlight.

Season

4-Season

Dimensions

Expanded Size: approx. 274 × 210 × 105 cm / 108 × 83 × 41"
Packed Size: approx. Φ15 × 50 cm / Φ5.9 × 19.7"

Weight

Minimum weight: approx. 2.26 kg / 4.98 lbs (excluding the footprint)

Materials & Components

Rainfly: 20D Silicon Coated Ripstop Nylon, PU4000mm+
Inner Tent: Polyester Mesh
Floor: 20D Silicon Coated Ripstop Nylon, PU4000mm+
Poles: 7001 Aluminum Alloy

Installation Steps

Step 1:

Open and lay flat the outer tent and remove the three tent poles (A&B&C).

Step 2:

Two people are needed to cross the three tent poles into the diagonal fixed buckle.

Step 3:

After fixing the six corners to open the tent pole. Hang the outer tent hooks gradually to the tent pole.

Step 4:

Open the roof of the single-layer tent, then align the corner structure and hang it into the corresponding webbing buckle with a hook.

Step 5:

Pull the right angle partand hit the ground nail to fix, pull the wind rope
and hit the ground nail to finish building.

When choosing a backpacking tent, consider weight, capacity, interior space, weather conditions, and the type of trips you usually take.

For long-distance hiking or trips where keeping pack weight low is important, a lightweight and compact tent is usually the better choice. For example, Naturehike's Cloud Up series is designed with lightweight backpacking and compact packing in mind.

If you value more living space and easier access, look for features such as dual doors, larger vestibules, and a roomier interior. Naturehike's Mongar series, for example, places more emphasis on space and convenient access.

You should also consider the weather and terrain you expect to encounter. The best backpacking tent is not simply the lightest one—it should offer the right balance of weight, space, weather protection, and comfort for your trip.

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Tent capacity is a useful starting point, but the right size also depends on how much personal space and gear storage you need.

1-person tents are ideal for solo backpackers who prioritize lower weight and a compact packed size.
2-person tents are a versatile choice for two hikers or solo backpackers who prefer extra sleeping and gear space.
3-person tents work well for small groups or two people who want a roomier setup.

When comparing tents, don't look at capacity alone. Check the floor dimensions, peak height, number of doors, and vestibule space as well. Naturehike offers backpacking tents in different capacities and layouts, so two tents with the same capacity may still feel very different inside.

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A 3-season tent is primarily designed for spring, summer, and fall conditions. It typically prioritizes ventilation and lower weight while providing protection from rain and moderate wind.
A 4-season tent is designed for more demanding conditions, including colder temperatures, stronger winds, and potential snow. These tents generally use stronger structures, greater fabric coverage, and less mesh than typical 3-season designs.

Naturehike offers both 3-season backpacking tents and models designed for more demanding 4-season conditions. Choose based on the weather, temperature, wind, and terrain you expect to encounter rather than the season name alone.

Always check the individual model's intended use and specifications before heading into challenging conditions.

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A tent's waterproof rating, measured in millimeters (mm), indicates how much water pressure the fabric can withstand before water begins to penetrate. This measurement is commonly known as the hydrostatic head rating.

For example, a 3000 mm waterproof rating means the fabric can withstand the pressure of a 3-meter column of water under standardized test conditions.

A simple guide to waterproof ratings:

1,500–2,000 mm: Suitable for light to moderate rain and typical fair-weather camping.
3,000 mm: A solid all-around level for backpacking and camping in common rainy conditions.
4,000–5,000 mm: Provides greater water resistance for wetter conditions and more frequent rain.
5,000 mm+: Higher water resistance for more demanding wet-weather use, depending on the tent's overall design.

Naturehike backpacking tents use different waterproof ratings depending on the model, fabric, and intended use. A higher rating generally indicates greater fabric water resistance, but it doesn't automatically mean better overall rain protection.

Actual performance also depends on tent construction, seam treatment, rainfly coverage, proper pitching, and campsite conditions. Always check the specifications of the individual model when comparing tents.

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Condensation forms when warm, moisture-rich air inside the tent meets a cooler surface. High humidity, low temperatures, wet ground or gear, and moisture from breathing can all contribute.

To help reduce condensation:

Keep vents open whenever conditions allow.
Use mesh panels and doors to improve airflow.
Avoid storing wet clothing or gear inside the sleeping area when possible.
Properly tension the rainfly to maintain airflow between the inner tent and rainfly.
Choose a well-ventilated campsite whenever possible.

Many Naturehike backpacking tents use a double-wall design, with a separate inner tent and rainfly, to help manage ventilation and moisture. However, some condensation is normal in humid, cold, or rainy conditions and does not necessarily mean the tent is leaking.

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Regular cleaning and proper storage can help extend the life of your tent. For light dirt, gently wipe or rinse the affected areas with clean water. For heavier cleaning, use lukewarm water, a soft sponge, and a mild cleaner suitable for outdoor fabrics.
Avoid bleach, harsh detergents, dry cleaning, machine washing, and machine drying, as these can damage the fabric, seam treatment, or waterproof coatings.
After each trip, make sure your tent is completely dry before storing it. Packing away a wet or damp tent for an extended period can lead to mildew, odors, and damage to the fabric or waterproof coating.
Store your Naturehike tent in a cool, dry place away from prolonged heat, moisture, and direct sunlight.

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Anti-Mosquito Mesh

Protects against insects while providing excellent ventilation.

INTERNAL TENT HOOK

This hook securely connects the two layers, enhancing stability and durability in various weather conditions.

Door Roll Up Buckle

Securely holds the door in place, preventing it from flapping in the wind.

3-Way Double Zipper

Allows for versatile opening and closing options, enhancing convenience and accessibility.

Reliable & Roomy Adventure Shelter

Embark on your next outdoor journey with the Cloud Peak 4-Season Backpacking Tent, designed to offer reliable protection in any weather. The tent's dual entrances and spacious vestibules offer convenient access and storage space, while the multi-stage locking system and B3 breathable mesh keep you secure and insect-free. Whether camping, hiking, or climbing, this tent is a dependable companion that will keep you sheltered through every adventure!

The tent is located in an open area with snow-capped mountains in the background, indicating that this tent is suitable for a variety of terrains.

A scene of a tent being set up in the snow with two climbers sitting inside the tent surrounded by snow-covered mountains highlights the tent’s all-season capabilities and its robustness in adverse weather conditions.

Ultimate Shelter for Cold-Weather Camping

Prepare for extreme conditions with the Cloud Peak 4-Season Backpacking Tent, designed to keep you warm and secure even in snow. The three-pole, cross-type structure ensures superior wind resistance, while the waterproof 20D silicone-coated nylon fabric provides excellent insulation against the cold. With high-strength aluminum poles, this tent provides the perfect shelter for any cold-weather camping adventure!

Naturehike Cloud Peak 4-Season Camping Tent

The Cloud Peak 4-Season Backpacking Tent offers the ultimate camping experience with its robust structure, superior waterproofing, and UV protection. Perfect for all seasons, this tent ensures durability and comfort in any climate. It features a laminated waterproof design with reinforced seams and waterproof zippers, wind rope pull buckle, and a new locking piece structure for enhanced stability. The internal tent hook and mesh pocket provide convenient storage for gear and small items. Ideal for adventurers, the Cloud Peak Tent guarantees a secure and pleasant camping experience.

Embrace the Outdoors with Naturehike

Naturehike products are crafted with precision and durability, trusted by outdoor enthusiasts worldwide. Enjoy unparalleled quality and comfort on every adventure.

Breathable Fabrics

Robust and Durable

Cloud Peak™ 2-Person 4-Season Backpacking Tent

Installation Steps

Installation Steps

Anti-Mosquito Mesh

INTERNAL TENT HOOK

Door Roll Up Buckle

3-Way Double Zipper

Reliable & Roomy Adventure Shelter

Ultimate Shelter for Cold-Weather Camping

Naturehike Cloud Peak 4-Season Camping Tent

Embrace the Outdoors with Naturehike

Breathable Fabrics

Robust and Durable

Certified Protection

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Cloud Peak™ 2-Person 4-Season Backpacking Tent

Installation Steps

Installation Steps

Anti-Mosquito Mesh

INTERNAL TENT HOOK

Door Roll Up Buckle

3-Way Double Zipper

Reliable & Roomy Adventure Shelter

Ultimate Shelter for Cold-Weather Camping

Naturehike Cloud Peak 4-Season Camping Tent

Embrace the Outdoors with Naturehike

Breathable Fabrics

Robust and Durable

Certified Protection

Customer Reviews