Your ski/snowshoe setup means you’re ready for the slopes, but what about your dog? Starting seems hard, but by researching your destination’s rules, starting with small slopes, and prioritizing your dog’s health, you can find new adventure together!
Read MoreTips for getting started on your first winter camping trip. This beginner friendly guide will help you prepare and plan for a cold weather camping trip in snow including what to wear winter camping, what to eat, and how to sleep safely.
Read MoreThirteen tips for running in the cold, including layering strategy, hydration, reflective gear, warming up, what to wear, how to get motivated, pacing yourself, and more.
Read MoreWe spoke with skiers in their 60s, 70s, 80s, and above to learn some of the secrets to staying in shape for skiing into old age. These senior skiers reflect on memories, what they’ve learned, and share advice for skiing no matter your age.
Read MoreYou're likely in the best shape of your life after a thru hike. Heather Anderson, National Geographic Adventurer of the Year and FKT record holder, tells us how she keeps that fitness.
Read MoreWhat's the best way to train for a thru hike? We asked National Geographic Adventurer of the Year and FKT record holder, Heather Anderson, how she does it.
Read MoreWondering how to stay warm when camping or backpacking in colder weather? Follow these tips from our expert staff to stay warm at camp, whether it's fall, winter, or at high elevation.
Read MoreSee our video for a beginner’s guide to packrafting, as outlined by experts Luc Mehl and Renee Patrick. In this video, they share their tips to getting into the sport, the gear they use, and what they are able to do with packrafts.
Tips for beginner solo camping, gear checklist, safety tips, and how to plan and prepare for camping alone, choosing campsites, permits, tents and sleeping bags
Read More3 thru-hikers share tips for resupply, nutrition, meeting dietary restrictions, box and grocery store refueling on long distance trails
Read MoreThe top reasons to use hiking poles as backed by science and pro backpackers include hiking faster, balance, stability, and protecting joints and knees.
Read MoreNow with Video recording! Financially savvy thru-hikers share tips on saving up for a hike, budgeting for the trail, and careers for hiking multiple trails
Read MoreHer Odyssey was a 5-year 10,000-mile journey across the Americas. Here are tips from that trip for slow travel, ethical travel while walking, kayaking and exploring internationally.
Read MorePrepare for an adventure of a lifetime with our comprehensive guide to solo backpacking. Learn about essential skills, gear, safety, and more!
Read MoreSome zippers are a quick fix, needing simple cleaning, lubrication, and pliers. Whether you have an issue with your backpack, tent, or jacket, zipper replacement and repair is an easy outdoor gear skill that can help extend the life of your gear.
Read MoreAn Appalachian Trail, Pacific Crest Trail, and Continental Divide Trail thru-hiker shares tips on how to support a thru-hiker. Find out how to be a good support system and take on this responsibility with confidence.
Read MoreProperly caring for GORE-TEX and other shells can extend their life from 10-20 years! These cleaning instructions give details on machine washing with warm water, stain treating, liquid detergent, reproofing DWR treatments, and patch repair.
Read MoreSmall things every outdoors person can do in 2024 to be healthier, happier, save money, and do good for people and the planet.
Read MoreBlack, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) runners share their experience and tips on races and run groups, gear and staying motivated, and building connections
Read MoreLearning the ropes of Ice climbing doesn’t have to be scary, even with constantly changing conditions and unfamiliar climbing tools. Here’s our guide on some gear, basic techniques, and body positioning to help make your time on the ice rewarding.
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