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not unless you have someone who has experience with you. The back country out there is awesome, but it's not very forgiving either. If you don't have enough water or the means to safely filter it, you can find yourself in a lot of trouble. If you don't know how to avoid wildlife (it's not all bears) you can get in trouble too. When I back country camp I'm a day's walk away from anything at my first campsite. Depending on how much time i have to camp, I might wind up farther out than that. If I got hurt, I'd be in a whole hell of a lot of trouble. I'd recommend taking someone who's done it before with you.
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