Website of the week: Drought.gov
A look at a fascinating, interesting, and ultimately sobering website. Read More …
A look at a fascinating, interesting, and ultimately sobering website. Read More …
I’ve looked at TrailGroove Magazine before. Here are some benefits of getting a premium subscription. Read More …
Essentially an online hiking guidebook for ~1500 hikes a few hours from Grand Junction. Including almost 200 for Moab alone. Read More …
A free and useful and alternative for AllTrails. Read More …
InciWeb is a useful website for knowing how current wildfires may impact a planned trip. Read More …
Fakespot helps sort the dross from the gems regarding lower priced gear and clothing for the outdoors. Read More …
A very useful resource for finding, reading, and making use of legacy information that is no longer readily available. Read More …
Well written, thought out and valuable discussion on all things stoves. Read More …
Looking for a place off the beaten path and with great night skies? Dark Site Finder is a great website for this purpose. Read More …
A great website to buy small sized food items perfect for backpacking or camping. Read More …
A very well-written and informative website on Ancestral Pueblo culture with an emphasis on Chacoan culture in particular. Read More …
A great website for forecasting weather in backcountry areas. Read More …
A great website for that essential of backcountry navigation – maps! Read More …
Another Website of the week: Dave’s Nordic Backcountry Skiing page
With GoLite going off into history, here’s a look at other famous brands that while influential are no longer around and/or different in form.
A look at a cool collection of older, but very serviceable, outdoor gear.
Need a suggestion for a book about backpacking or the outdoors in general? Try Booksforhikers.com
On outdoor trips with long drives, a quick campsite is often needed. Here’s a great resource for finding free sites. Read More …