7 Reasons To Visit the Pacific...
Mount Shuksan and Picture lake, North Cascades National Park, Washington The Northwest is where I learned to spot whales and bald
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Where to Travel During COVID
One of the questions we hear most often is "Where is it safe to travel during the COVID-19 pandemic?" While the pandemic certainly poses
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Travel Journal: The Pacific Crest Trail
Curious what it's like to backpack the Pacific Crest Trail? Follow along as we interview Kim, our fearless VP of Production, Design, and
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The Hardest Backcountry Permits To Get...
Looking to have a life-changing adventure this upcoming year? Unfortunately, some of the more iconic hikes and adventures will require you
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The Fourth Season: Winter Backpacking Destinations
As the crisp days of fall roll into the darker, colder winter ones, for many, the itch to trek doesn't dissipate easily. Fortunately,
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A Quick Guide to Desolation Wilderness
Desolation Wilderness straddles nearly sixty-four thousand acres across the Lake Tahoe Basin between Lake Tahoe and the Eldorado National
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Six National Parks You Might Not...
The national parks are getting packed these days with so many more people suddenly finding themselves outside. However, if you're looking
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Four National Park Ghost Stories
Many national parks are inherently creepy resulting from the vast openness, from deep weeds, and from the presence of deadly creatures.
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Make Your Old Tent Like New
It's never easy to let go of a favorite tent when it's nearing the end of its life—especially when you don't have the time or money to
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The Easiest Camp Meals You Will...
I absolutely despise having to clean camp dishes, especially on longer trips. I also enjoy hot, flavor-filled meals–and won’t be
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Hit the Trail: Essentials for a...
Finally taking that long-distance trekking trip? Here are some tips on essential items you might need to pack for a multi-day
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Keeping Your Feet Warm and Dry...
When you’re out and exposed to the elements, keeping your feet warm and dry can have a huge impact on how well you maintain your
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Winter Camping Hacks
The fun is far from over when the temperature drops below freezing. Winter camping brings new pitch-a-tent possibilities and scenic
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Adventure Permits to Apply for in February
February might be short on days, but it’s stacked with future adventure opportunity. Plenty of permits for those who like to plan ahead
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Permit Guide for the Teton Crest Trail
Grand Teton | photo by Brad Lane If the Teton Crest Trail in Grand Teton National Park isn’t on your adventure list, it’s time to put
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Late Season Camping: What to Keep...
For most people, camping season ends in autumn, when temperatures start to plummet. However, camping late in the year means that
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