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Beyond Boiling Water: Real Backcountry Cooking with the Jetboil TrailCook
Most backpacking stoves are built around one job. Get water hot as fast as possible so you can pour it into a bag and wait ten minutes. That's fine when you're racing miles or trying to shave grams, b
How Skiing Has Changed Over the YearsAsk Aspen local Tony Vagneur what he remembers most about skiing in the old days, and he answers immediately: “the cold.” Circa 1949, when Gore-Tex was a long way off, layering wool was t
41 High-Protein FoodsThese protein-rich foods are essential for building muscle and aiding recovery.Whatever your aim is when it comes to fitness, the hard work doesn’t end when you leave the gym or step through your fr
Understanding Sleeping Pad R-ValuesIf you’ve spent any time looking at sleeping pads over the past few years, you’ve probably encountered the R-value along the way and didn’t know what to make of it. We can't blame you either. Until
Keep Your Gear Like New: Cleaning, Repair, and Storage TipsAfter a few days in the great outdoors, the last thing you want to do when you finally get home is tackle the task of cleaning your gear—we get it. But, as any outdoor enthusiast knows, gear is pricey
Side Sleeper's Dream: A Big Agnes Sidewinder Review For YouYour sleeping bag might be the most important part of your camping kit. If you forget your tent at home, you sleep in the open air. If your sleeping pad deflates at camp, you might be uncomfortable, b
Make It Last: Caring for Your Climbing ShoesMake It Last is dedicated to getting the most out of your gear. This is our place to share knowledge acquired over years of abusing outdoor equipment, so you can learn from our experience and our m
How to Get Your Kids Skiing at an Early AgeSlopeside meltdowns, freezing tears on frigid lift rides, urgent bathroom breaks the minute you’ve gotten all geared up: Hitting the slopes with your little ones can be a big-time challenge, no
Gear Review: Uncharted Supply Co. SEVENTY2® Pro Survival KitFor as many adventures that go exactly as planned, there are some that end with you feeling like there was never a plan in the first place. Uncharted Supply Co.’s SEVENTY2® Pro Survival Kit is
Gear Review: Flylow Women’s Foxy vs Moxie Ski BibsBibs. They’re all the rage at the ski resort or the backcountry. You’re probably reading this article because A: you’ve finally decided you’re sick of getting snow down your pants, or B: you’re sic
Gear Review: Backcountry Access Float 32 vs. Float E2-35: Compressed Air or Electronic Avalanche AirbagAvalanche airbag backpacks are an investment worth taking seriously. Not only are they a potentially life saving tool for backcountry skiing, but they're also undeniably expensive. Although there are
Gear Review: NEMO Roamer vs Exped MegaMat 10It’s camping season again, and that means more days on the trail, more campfires, and of course, more nights spent on the ground. Cue the image of a previously happy camper waking up with a sore back
Finding and utlizing the right guide for your outdoor adventure can make or break your experienceWe love the outdoors. That's why we're in this business. When you combine a trip to a new location and some kind of adventure experience then you can either hit the jackpot for life experiences or m
Gear Review: Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2 vs NEMO Hornet 2PThere's more to choosing an ultralight backpacking tent than finding the lightest one and calling it a day. When searching for a new tent, plenty of backpackers find themselves torn between the Big Ag
Gear Review: La Sportiva Solution Climbing ShoeThere are few climbing shoes as iconic, versatile, and well-loved as La Sportiva’s aptly named Solution. Anyone climbing in these shoes can attest to their precision and edging power. In short, they’r
10 Best Hikes in Southern California's Sun ValleySouthern California doesn’t only boast sunny weather to make it a perfect destination. Couple sunshine with trails featuring some of the most comprehensive views of Los Angeles and you have a perfe
Pandemic Report: Ski Resort TailgatingTailgating at ski resorts is a tradition as old as downhill skiing itself. With social distancing on the agenda for at least a few more months, the number of people hanging out in the resort parkin
6 Tips for a Better Ski VacationThis winter, thousands of people will head to Colorado and other Western states to hit the slopes. Even if you’ve already booked your flights, accommodations and lift tickets, you can still do
Gear Review: Mica Basin Camp ChairYou planned this trip months in advance, hiked deep into the backcountry to catch a sunset worth every switchback, and now you are sitting in the dirt wishing you had brought a chair. The Big Agnes Mi
Mount Rainier National Park in Winter: Adventures To Enjoy NowMount Rainier National Park is a beloved summer destination, but make no mistake about it: Wintertime opportunities for outdoor adventure abound on the flanks of the state’s highest peak. (So long a
Gear Review: SCARPA Instinct Lace Climbing ShoeFew climbing shoe families run as deep as the SCARPA’s Instinct line. No matter your preferred style or discipline, there’s an Instinct for that. And climbers looking for a supportive shoe that excel
A Climber's Guide to MoabWith easy access to literally thousands of routes on hard, high-quality sandstone—not to mention soaring red cliffs, out-of-this-world rock formations, and enough variety to keep all levels of climb
Insider's Guide to Arches National ParkArches National Park is a magical place, full of contradiction. At first glance, the desert appears devoid of life, yet stay still and pay attention long enough, visitors find it teeming with activi
Thru-Hiking With Your Significant Other: Tips on Staying Happy (and Together)When I first suggested hiking the Pacific Crest Trail to my husband, Adam, it was, if not exactly a joke, at least an off-the-cuff idea. We were on a short section hike at the time, rambling al