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    Buying Guide: SCARPA Backpacking Boots

    The 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

    Gear Review: Uncharted Supply Co. SEVENTY2® Pro Survival Kit

    For 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

    Beat the Winter Blues: 6 Perfectly Cozy Cottages, Huts, and Cabins in Colorado

    Suffering from a case of the holiday blues? Don’t let the dark days of winter put you in a gloomy mood. Instead, harness your dreams from the clouds, throw a dart at a date, and start planning a wi

    A Guide to the Best Après-Ski Spots in the French Alps

    As the name itself reveals, après ski is a concept born and bred in France, before spreading to alpine hubs across the globe. It’s no surprise that drinking, eating, partying—celebrating in some for

    Car Camping: A Gear Guide to Sleeping In Your Car

    Car camping has taken on a new meaning these days with many campers choosing the comforts of their own cars over spending the night in a stuffy tent. While we’d all love a fully built out Sprinter

    ​ Gear Review: Black Diamond Crack Gloves

    Crack gloves, like knee bar pads, are one of the easiest ways to spark a debate in the climbing community. Some climbers believe that using crack gloves is cheating, taking away from the pure natur

    Insider's Guide to Great Basin National Park

    As the largest national park in Nevada, Great Basin highlights some of the state’s most impressive natural treasures. The area was established as a national park in 1986, so 2016 marks Great Basin’s

    10 Reasons to Strongly Consider Hiking the Tour du Mont Blanc

    In the United States there is a never-ending battle over which city or region is truly the best "mountain town," "trail city" or "outdoor heaven." East versus West, mountain access versus deser

    10 Awesome Outdoor Documentaries to Inspire You to Get Outside

    In 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

    MSR Hubba Hubba LT 3 vs Big Agnes Copper Spur UL3 XL: Which 3-Person Backpacking Tent Is Right For You

    It seems like backpacking tents get lighter and pack smaller every single season. Back in the day, we’d all have to split the canopy, poles, and rain fly just so the tent would fit in our packs. And o

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    A Different Type of Heli-Skiing: Heli-Accessed Ski Touring in British Columbia

    Heli-skiing is, without question, the snow-seeking pilgrim’s holy grail. Thousands of feet of vertical, bottomless powder, nonexistent crowds, endless terrain choices—it’s no wonder alpine addi

    Gear Review: Flylow Baker Bibs

    When I throw down $420 for a pair of ski pants my expectations are set high. Because of that, I wanted to take a few days on the snow with the Baker Bibs before writing a review to make sure I knew

    6 Tips for a Better Ski Vacation

    This 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

    A Guide to Safe Outdoor Activities During the Coronavirus Pandemic

    With officials urging us to limit unnecessary travel, many of us might be starting to feel a bit stir crazy. Being outside and in nature is important for dealing with stress and anxiety—the exact em

    Insider’s Guide to Glacier National Park

    Glacier National Park, in northwestern Montana along the Canadian border, covers one million acres across several ecosystems (ranging from prairie to tundra) and the Continental Divide. Also known a

    Gear Review: Wild Country Revo vs. Petzl Grigri

    Climbing 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

    Backcountry Bartender

    If you wake up early enough in any national park, you can bear witness to a unique ritual: Employees meeting before sunrise in the staff cafeteria, drinking coffee and making last minute changes t

    12 Classic Outdoor Memoirs to Inspire Your Next Adventure

    With the world temporarily slowing down and vacations delayed, it's high time to plan your next big move. And what better way than by taking a tip from those who have lived really, really big adven

    Insider's Guide to Badlands National Park

    Located in southwest South Dakota, Badlands National Park highlights a stark contrast between the flat prairie of the Great Plains and thousands of sharp ridges, narrow ravines, and tall spires

    The 10 Most Gorgeous Solo Hikes

    Because sometimes, you just want to get away from it all.Heading out on an adventure and knowing that you are solely in control of where you camp, when you stop, and what you eat can be a thrilling

    Insider's Guide to Arches National Park

    Arches 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

    6 Underrated National Parks and Monuments in the West

    There's a reason National Parks are called America’s best idea. Setting aside vast expanses of pristine land for timeless preservation provides a refuge for millions of Americans to experience the

    Zion National Park’s 'Secret' Trails

    Located in southern Utah, Zion National Park has a series of red and pink sandstone canyons so beautiful that they draw 3 million visitors each year. Most tourists come in March through October to see