Backpacking weight mania!
Lightweight backpacking is a good thing. Getting obsessed over the labels? Not so much.
Lightweight backpacking is a good thing. Getting obsessed over the labels? Not so much.
More people seem to get stuck on the way to or from the winter trail head. Here’s some advice on how not to get stuck…or what to do if you do. Read More …
How to make your wool socks, thermals, hats etc. good as new Read More …
Highlights of 2013…and hopes for 2014
Some trips I’ll be guiding with Andrew Skurka in 2014.
How to get free e-books that are all about the outdoors.
What’s better for Nordic touring? Wax or Waxless skis? The usual answer: It all depends! Read More …
A quick overview of the Continental Divide Trail for planning purposes. Updated regularly. Read More …
The Trail Show #19 featuring Vermont’s Catamount Trail and a winter theme.
A look at why I take a thermos on winter outings Read More …
It is now winter. Should trusty wool be used or synthetics? Read on to find out more.
The Trail Show Bonus Show #3 – Funding Your Hiking Addiction
Some early winter hikes and skis in late October through early December
With the cold weather hitting Colorado, my mind is turning to winter. Read More …
A review of the Merrell Mix Master Move There was some hiking in “dem dar foothills!” Shoes are a piece of outdoor gear we ask a lot of. We put down miles while schlepping our gear. Our shoes need to Read More …
A planning guide and overview for planning a thru-hike or long backpack on the Appalachian Trail.
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Misc hikes, rambles and other outings in the last part of Autumn.
A review of the Land Shark Instant Survival Bag