The Hidden Tracks by Cam Honan
A collection of lesser-known treks with stunning photography and useful, detailed, and inspiring descriptions. Read More …
A collection of lesser-known treks with stunning photography and useful, detailed, and inspiring descriptions. Read More …
An overlook at a book that is lauded as a response to Desert Solitaire on the 50th anniversary of its publication. Read More …
A timely look at a book about archeological preservation…or plundering. Read More …
Where The Water Goes: Life and Death Along the Colorado River by David Owen is a book that is a bit of Cadillac Desert crossed with Ian Frazier’s Great Plains. Read More …
An overview of Grand Obsession: Harvey Butchart and the Exploration of Grand Canyon. A book about an iconic Grand Canyon legend. Read More …
A review of On The Trail: A History of American Hiking by Silas Chamberlin. Read More …
A look at the second edition of The Ultimate Hiker’s Gear Guide by Andrew Skurka. Read More …
The guide to carry when hiking the Appalachian Trail throughout the 1990s and the first years of the 2000s by Dan “Wingfoot” Bruce. Read More …
A book about a nearly forgotten form of skiing: Nordic Backcountry. No book this comprehensive about Nordic Backcountry has been written since for Colorado. Read More …
Reviewing “Uncertain Path – A search for the future of national parks.” A timely read in this current political climate. Read More …
The not-so-long-awaited PMags.com gear pick of the year for 2016: A library card! Read More …
A review of Great Plains by Ian Fraizer. A travelogue, history overview, and discussion about the quintessential American landscape. Read More …
A review of the The Great Divide by Stephen Pern. An account of backpacking the Continental Divide in 1983. Read More …
A review of a recently released biography of Colin Fletcher. Read More …
A look at an older copy of Backpacker Magazine that details the Triple Crown trails…and shows how discussing the outdoors has evolved. Read More …
A look at a lighthearted read about traveling to all the National Parks in the United States. Read More …
An overview of a seminal two-volume set about the early years of the Appalachian Trail. A compendium of some of the first 46 people to travel this storied path. Read More …
A look at “The End of Night” by Paul Bogard. The subtitle of the book says it all: Searching for Darkness in an age of artificial light. Read More …