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Colorado's Top Ten Must-Hike 14ers
Colorado has 53 mountains over 14,000 feet with an additional five summits that make most peakbaggers’ 14ers rosters (the rule is that mountain tops must have 300 vertical feet of prominence between
Favorite FW26 Fleeces For FallFall is fleece season. Temperatures are dropping, mornings are crisp, and the shell that carried you through summer suddenly needs a warm layer underneath it. Whether you want something to throw on fo
How To Pack: Backpacking Gear Guide Summer 2026You're three days into a route through the Uintas. Your legs feel it. Your pack doesn't. That's the whole game with summer backpacking gear: find the kit that disappears into the background so the mou
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
A Field Guide to Mountain Thunderstorms: Staying Safe in the High CountrySummertime opens up the high country to day hikers, backpackers, rock climbers, mountaineers, wildflower junkies, birdwatchers, stargazers, pilgrims, truth-seekers, and all manner of other visitors
Best Climbing Ropes for Sport, Trad, Alpine, and Gym ClimbingA climbing rope is the one piece of gear you're trusting with your life every time you tie in, so picking the right one matters more than almost anything else in your kit. Campman carries a lineup of
Gear Review: Jetboil Flash 1.0L Fast Boil SystemThere’s no denying that Jetboil’s original stoves changed the game for backpackers. Not only do these compact cooking systems pack small, they also boil water more quickly and efficiently than any bac
Buying Guide: SCARPA Backpacking BootsThe Trail Series is divided into three categories: Backpacking, Hiking, and Light Hiking. All the products in SCARPA’s Backpacking and Hiking categories are burly boots, and the Light Hiking section c
PFAS: Toxic Chemicals, Outdoor Recreation, and YouLeaving No Trace At A Microscopic Level It’s a sad truth that some of the gear we use to explore the outdoors was created using chemicals that harm the same places we love to explore. From the wax o
How to Elevate Your Backpacking and Camping Food GameFood tastes better in the outdoors… we’re pretty sure it’s science. But no matter how delicious your favorite freeze-dried meal is, or how much you swear by tortillas and peanut butter, trying som
10 Awesome Outdoor Documentaries to Inspire You to Get OutsideIn the dead of summer, the desire to get outside can be tempered by boiling temperatures and the lure of a cozy couch and A/C. But there’s no better cure for stoking your adrenaline and getting af
Gear Review: Mo Mini! A Jetboil MiniMo Cooking System ReviewIf you’re anything like us, you might be wondering why the Jetboil MiniMo costs more than any other single-person cooking system in their lineup. We aren’t going to lie. We were pretty hesitant abo
How to Catch a Monster Brown on the FlyI love Brown Trout. There is something about the physical transformation they go through when become piscivorous and their inclination to murder streamers that has always enchanted me. For some fis
4 Rookie Mistakes Made by First-Time Backpackers“Where is it? It has to be here somewhere.” I was standing in a parking lot in Yellowstone National Park staring at a mess of gear strewn across the pavement. “Where’s the rainfly f
Gear Review: Wild Country Revo vs. Petzl GrigriClimbing involves a trusting partnership, and your belayshionship shouldn’t end at the crag or the gym. When you take your belay device (yes, we were referring to that the whole time) out of your b
Buying Guide: Best Sleeping Pads of 2024A sleeping bag is only as good as the foundation you lay it on, and here at Campman, we know a thing or two about sleeping pads. Every year, they’re either getting lighter and more packable or comf
Best Summer 2026 Approach Shoes for Utah ClimbsYou’re standing at the base of a sandstone tower in Castle Valley, rope on your back, the sun already hammering the canyon walls. Or maybe you’re two miles up a talus field below a Wasatch crag, every
Buying Guide: Picking the Right Hestra Winter GlovesIf you're reading this, you know that Hestra is synonymous with extremely durable, high quality gloves and mittens. What you may not know is just how many models you have to choose from. The breadth o
Buying Guide: SCARPA All-Day Performance Climbing ShoesSCARPA climbing shoes are divided into three categories: Specialized Performance, Performance, and All-Day Performance. This article focuses on the All-Day Performance line, but, in case you’re lookin
Buying Guide: SCARPA Performance Climbing ShoesSCARPA climbing shoes fall into three categories: Specialized Performance, Performance, and All-Day Performance. This article focuses on the Performance line, but be sure to check out our buying guide
Gear Review: Big Agnes Fly Creek HV UL2 Bikepack TentIn recent years, bikepacking has gone from a niche pursuit to one of the fastest growing facets of cycling, and brands have taken notice. As expected, this has produced a rash of questionably usefu
Cardo Sync Review: The Cycling Intercom That Finally Gets Out of the WayCardo Sync Group rides fall apart in the same small ways every time. Someone drifts back to fix a dropped chain, a call to slow down gets lost in the wind, and the pack strings out on a climb until
Down vs. Synthetic InsulationFall in the Wasatch means one thing above almost anything else: temperature swings. Cold mornings, warm afternoons, and the occasional surprise storm all in the same day. Picking the right insulated l
Gear Review: All Hail The Therm-a-Rest MondoKingWe’ve slept on all sorts of sleeping pads ranging from ultralight inflatables to those odd foam camping mats that look like egg cartons sewn together, but we’ve spent the most time sleeping on the Mon