South America is a backpacker’s paradise, offering abundant natural landscapes and no fewer than four climate zones: tropical, temperate, dry, and cold climates. If you’re an adventurous person looking to…
Solo camping can be scary for women because we’ve been told never to do things alone. However, as a woman who has camped alone for years, solo camping is fun…
Food is one of life’s joys, arguably even more enjoyable when hiking in nature. However, hiking can be strenuous, so eating and drinking well before, during, and after your trek…
Having hiking boots that actually fit your feet could be the difference between an incredible, transformative trip and a traumatizing, painful weekend where you lose some toenails. I don’t know about you but I’m all for Team Keep Your Toenails!
Camping in the rain can either be miserable or cozy, depending on how you’ve prepared. This article features ten ways to keep your tent dry in the rain before, during,…
Forget everything you’ve ever seen on instagram. So many pictures of tents set up by lakes, in meadows, and other ridiculous places are not promoting the protection of the outdoors and adventuring with Leave No Trace principles in mind.
Mastering your backcountry tent setup will help you feel better prepared and ready for whatever your adventure may throw your way.
Being prepared with the proper clothing is essential in the backcountry so you can confidently focus on the adventure in front of you, without any painful or agonizing distractions.
If you haven’t already made it a point to visit Joshua Tree National Park, then it’s time to plan a trip!
Here are all the resources you need to plan your epic adventure to visit Joshua Tree National Park in 2020.
I love my vagina. But it can make things a little more complicated when playing in the outdoors for sure. Like during a multi-pitch climb when you’re strapped into your precious lifeline of a harness and have to pee hundreds of feet above the forrest floor.
Are you wondering what you need to poop outside? Here are the 6 Essentials you need to make a backpacking poop kit so you’re ready when nature calls!
