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23 Must-Visit American Cities for Outdoor Adventure Travel
So much to do, so little time. From the rolling mountains of the Southeast, to the jagged peaks of the West, to the river canyons, waterfalls, and old-growth forests of the Pacific Coast, the Conti
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
Gear Review: Big Agnes Copper Spur HVIn an oversaturated tent market, it’s not easy to make a name for yourself. Big Agnes has managed to do exactly that and has been consistently at the forefront of the ultralight backpacking market, le
Best Sleeping Bags of Summer 2026The best sleeping bag for summer 2026 depends on how you camp — backpacking trips need a light, packable mummy or spoon-shaped bag, while car camping calls for more comfort and versatility. For most t
Boil, Simmer, Sauté: The Right Camp Stove System For YouCamping stoves are a necessity for all backcountry enthusiasts, and the number of specialty stoves released in the last few years prove this. We can all agree, whether you are ultra-light fast-packing
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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
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
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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
Better Than Your Bed: The Complete Exped MegaMat Sleeping Pad GuideIf you wanted to spend your away weekend feeling hungry, uncomfortable, and exhausted, you’d go backpacking. While that might be what you’re looking for from time to time, there’s no denying that some
Thru-Hiking the JMT with a Baby Is an Exercise in Patience—and EnduranceAre the difficulties of taking a toddler on a 200-mile hike worth the rewards?It’s 8 a.m. on an August morning, and I’m standing at the Mono/Parker Pass Trailhead in Yosemite with 40 pounds in my ba
How to Bikepack the Colorado TrailDay 3 - 2:00pm - Below Georgia Pass I’m worried about the next pass. Thunderstorms loom over the mountains that line the horizon in every direction. The thin trail winds between wildflowe
Was This Swedish Immigrant the First Continental Divide Thru-Hiker?Before applying paint, Peter Parsons traced the letters on the back of his canvas rucksack. He wanted the 3-inch-high text to be perfect—no botched lines made by an excited hand. Parsons painted nea