Rogue Preparedness created a genius way to make a spices kit for backpacking, preparedness and camping. We think it’s also a perfect way to bring along your favorite spices when vacationing in a condo or Airbnb.

You’re interested in thru-hiking a long trail, but you don’t know where to begin. If that strikes a chord, you’re in the right spot.

If you’re the kind of person who hears “Take a hike, pal!” and gets excited, have we got a list for you!

Babbs takes the LOWA Lady Light GTX hiking boots for a spin across the country. Find out why she would buy another pair today.

5.11 Tactical®, the global innovator of purpose-built apparel, footwear and gear, unveiled an expanded lineup of footwear available this fall, including updated models, expanded colorways and the introduction of all-new items.  

Jess Banes likes what she sees in this Bushnell BackTrack Mini, an affordable GPS mini-tracker.

You’ve all heard the saying “take only pictures, leave only footprints.” But “Leave No Trace” is so much more than that.

The best gifts are the ones that keep on giving. We know you’ll love this holiday gift guide from our friends at the National Park Foundation.

Vera Koo and some of her family members recently hiked to the top of Lanikai Pillbox in Hawaii. She discovered a few things about the hike and about her life in the process.

Babbs has been to boot camp and learned how the pros fit boots to feet. Find out more and how you can apply these practices to your next boot shopping outing.

Think you found an orphaned animal? Wait! Read this before you try to help.

Enjoy the benefits of nature with these 6 fun things to do outside, alone, or with family and friends, from TakeMeFishing.org.

Our favorite prepper, Morgan Rogue, enjoys trying new knives. Here she reviews Smith & Wesson’s drive folding knife and knife sharpener.

Kids are home, which means free time to run around outside playing. Here are some of those summer activities for kids from TakeMeFishing.org.

Prepper Morgan Rogue reviews and recommends Smith & Wesson’s rechargeable headlamp and vehicle escape tool for travel to an abandoned mine.

PlayCleanGo Awareness Week educates outdoor enthusiasts on how to enjoy outdoor activities without unintentionally spreading invasive species.

“Knowing the signs and symptoms of Lyme Disease is critical for early detection and treatment.” says industry-leading Quidel.

Find out what Babbs thinks of the Lacrosse Windrose Boots she wore for many miles in hunting situations, but mostly hiking around the Ozarks.

Check out these ideas for Mother’s Day gifts you can make at home or gift baskets you can put together at home for your outdoorsy mom.

Do you know how to be safe around bears? Depending on where you hike, you may want to read this step-by-step bear safety guide.

The following blog is an excerpt from, 20 Things to Do in 2020 in National Parks by the National Park Foundation here. A new decade is a fresh start to form new habits, take on new challenges, and have new experiences. We’ve compiled a checklist to set the tone for 2020 – one filled with history, culture, nature, and adventure.   NEW DECADE, WHO […]

The temperature is dropping, wind speeds are climbing, and snow is expected to fall in the highlands. Yet I refuse to retire my tent to the gear shed. Sure, winter is coming, but that never means it’s time to stop camping. Trust me, I spend half the year in Durango, CO. I summit 14ers at night. […]

There’s no better way to spend time with your favorite person than by experiencing something new in the great outdoors. Check out these twelve outdoor date ideas for couples that can help you build a stronger relationship while taking in the sights and sounds of nature. Rent a tandem kayak or paddleboat to explore a […]

At first glance, Death Valley National Park might seem austere and overwhelming, an arid desert landscape where nothing grows. But, once you look a bit closer, you’ll find that it’s a vast playground of bizarre geology. From towering sand dunes, to high-elevation juniper forests, to psychedelic badlands, it’s a must-hike National Park for desert lovers. As the […]

The following blog is an excerpt from Adaptive Adventuring Through National Parks by the National Park Foundation. For Nerissa Cannon, America’s national parks have always been her door to adventure. “A lot of times when someone has a disability, there’s a lot of emphasis put on the limitation, the barrier. Instead of focusing on someone else solving that problem, […]

If you regularly spend time in the outdoors doing activities such as camping, hiking, or outdoor sports, you already know this frustrating truth: the weather doesn’t always cooperate with your plans. And when it’s raining or snowing but you still want to get outside, it can be difficult to figure out what to wear. Softshell […]

The following blog is an excerpt from, There is Snow Much Fun to be Had in National Parks! by the National Park Foundation. Brrrr! There’s definitely a nip in the air, or is that jack frost at your toes? When the cold weather settles in and winter arrives, that means snow for many of our national parks! […]

The following blog is an excerpt from 4 Unique Ways To Leaf Peep by the National Park Foundation. When autumn is fast approaching, national parks from coast to coast offer some of America’s most extraordinary fall colors.  For many people, leaf-peeping activities are limited to taking a drive to a scenic overlook – and that’s just fine, but […]

Get started with this guide on gear, proper technique, and Nordic pole walking location and workout suggestions.

I met Dana Sacia at SHOT Show in Las Vegas last January, and listened to her as she enthusiastically described her new business. It’s called H4C, aka Hunting4Connections. Since she recently launched the service in July, I figured it’s time to check in with Dana about this online dating site, tailored to people who love […]

Washington may have its fair share of drizzly weather, but continuous precip paired with prodigious peaks surmounts to one spectacular geological formation, waterfalls. With over 2,000 waterfalls scattered throughout the state, Washington is certainly not falling short. That means wherever adventure takes you in the Evergreen State, there’s sure to be a waterfall hike nearby. Whether […]