At a time when GPS technology is so accessible, do you still need to use a map and compass? Ask any avid outdoorsman, hunter,…
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The Best Backpacks for Day Hikes
It holds your food. Your water. Your clothes. All of your necessities and comforts for your day hike are contained within your backpack, so…
Why Flannel Shirts are a Fall Camper’s Best Friend
Fall is here. Pumpkin spice is running rampant into all areas of our life, and people are gearing up for Halloween and Thanksgiving. An important…
Cooking Over a Campfire? Here’s the Cookware You’ll Need
Now, you can cook over a fire while camping with very little. Depending on the recipe you're cooking, you can make food over the…
Top 10 Places to SUP Before You Die
If you've been SUPing for very long, you've probably thought about taking your paddleboard with you on vacation or structuring a vacation around paddleboarding…
Top 3 Parks to See Rare Wildlife
From the temperate region of Yellowstone to the desert-river oasis of the Grand Canyon, to the swampy and humid Everglades, exclusive animal-sightings are to…
5 Great Birdwatching Hikes Across the U.S.
Beautiful scenery. A challenging trail. Getting away from the hustle and bustle. These are some of the things that make a hike a rejuvenating…
Tips and Tricks for Climbing Mt. Hood
The Pacific Northwest is home to some of the most exciting and challenging mountains in the United States, and as such it draws a…
Five Myths About Sunscreen
Anyone who loves being outdoors, whether it be hiking or camping or anything really, should also be wise about caring for their skin. Modern…
Myths About Backcountry Safety and Survival
Not everything you learn about backcountry safety and survival is right. There are many myths, lies, and half-truths floating around out there. Some are…