An Interview with a local Tour du Mont Blanc GuideWe have been fortunate to talk to a local tour guide who takes many groups around the Tour du Mont Blanc every year. Find out more about what you need to expect during this popular hike.Team AdventureTripr · March 7, 2023
How to train for TMB: A Beginners GuideIf you're a beginner hiker planning to tackle the Tour du Mont Blanc, it's important to prepare yourself physically, mentally, and in terms of gear for the challenges of the trail. Learn some great tips on how to train for the Tour du Mont Blanc as a beginner hiker.Team AdventureTripr · March 7, 2023
9 Most Scenic Sections of the Tour du Mont Blanc The Tour du Mont Blanc hike is truly beautiful, along the route you come across so many quaint villages, wildlife, plants and of course the Mont Blanc massif. We have narrowed it down to 9 highlights you don't want to miss.Team AdventureTripr · March 7, 2023
9 Awesome Women-Owned Outdoor CompaniesWe are super excited to be collaborating with some innovative female-owned outdoor adventure brands to celebrate Women’s History Month. We have outlined the stories of these amazing brands that include dehydrated food for your hikes, ski wear, clean technology to bring you light, skincare created especially for the needs of the adventurer and so much more! I hope you find them as inspiring as us.Team AdventureTripr · February 27, 2023
6 Beginner Mountains to Climb in the Pacific NorthwestTake your hiking to the next level and add these mountains to your list to climb. All of these volcanoes require training which you should start at least three months before your climb! It’s very important to have a training plan in place, learn the skills you need, the gear needed, what you need to pack, and many other tips and tricks. Team AdventureTripr · February 21, 2023
How to Plan a Trip to Mainland EcuadorWe believe Ecuador is a highly underrated destination. In just this one country you will find the most beautiful landscapes, adventures and cultures that we can guarantee are hard to come by. Learn how to plan and be fully prepared to go to Ecuador. Team AdventureTripr · January 19, 2023
Top 13 Things to Do and See in EcuadorWe want to help you take the stress out of planning your trip! From budgets to must-try food and amazing sites to see, we have got you covered. This blog is an in-depth guide to traveling and planning a trip to Ecuador. Team AdventureTripr · January 19, 2023
9 Top Things to Do in Galapagos IslandsLocated 600 miles off the west coast of South America, in a remote part of Ecuador, this extensive group of islands is home to some of the most unusual wildlife you’ll ever see. Animals such as giant tortoises, blue-footed boobies, and marine iguanas, have evolved to survive in an isolated environment and can’t be found anywhere else on Earth. Check out what you shouldn’t miss when you come to the Galapagos.Marjorie Geling · January 12, 2023
Land-based Tours vs. Cruises in the Galapagos Exploring the Galapagos Islands can be done in a number of different ways. The most popular way is to take a cruise, but there are also land based tours and independent travel options that allow you to explore several islands at once. While taking a cruise is sure to be a convenient option, it will also limit the amount of time that you have on land to view wildlife, cultural sites or engage with the local population. Marjorie Geling · January 12, 2023
Trek to Everest Base Camp, NepalA friend and fellow trekker asked a question — why are you going on this trek? Such a simple question — but one to which everyone has a unique answer. Each person’s EBC journey is their own. Narrated by Miten Mehta. Edited and revised by Ushma Mehta · January 9, 2023
Adventure Goals for 2023Start 2023 strong and book the adventure of your dreams. The one you never thought you could do, the one that will change your life.Team AdventureTripr · January 5, 2023
Guide to Climbing Mt. KilimanjaroAre you looking to take your hiking and trekking adventures to the next level or looking to sign up for a new worthy goal for 2023? We highly recommend climbing up to the roof of the African continent, Mt. Kilimanjaro. Mt. Kilimanjaro is one of the most popular destinations for hikers and mountain climbers alike, offering breathtaking views of Tanzania. Marjorie Geling · December 22, 2022
How to Protect Your Heart While HikingAccording to research from the American Heart Association, activities in high-altitude places may be risky for people with high blood pressure or certain heart problems. Cardiac arrest is the third leading cause of death in the outdoors, causing half of all mountain-climbing fatalities. Marjorie Geling · October 18, 2022
An introduction to KayakingKayaking is suitable for people of all ages and skill levels. Start off by paddling as many different kinds of kayaks as you can to see which one suits you the best. In this situation, practice makes perfect!Kavya Reddy · September 13, 2022
An introduction to biking Biking is a quick, enjoyable, and adaptable sport that can get you everywhere in a matter of minutes. Additionally, compared to activities like running, it is of a lower intensity and so causes considerably less injuries and chronic joint pain thereby making it suitable for most people. Kavya Reddy · September 6, 2022
Must see places in Leh LadakhLadakh, India's newly created Union Territory. Ladakh is further subdivided into three regions: Leh, Nubra, and Zanskar, each with its own set of attractions. It has a landscape that will leave you speechless. Ladakh is a location where the scenery changes dramatically; seeing mountains, snow, cold desert, alpine meadows, and lakes all within a short distance is truly amazing. Kavya Reddy · August 18, 2022
How to keep bugs away while on trail?Unwanted hiking companions, such as flies, mosquitoes, as well as ticks, can quickly derail a trip and take away from the charm of an otherwise perfect outdoor experience. Pests such as bees, wasps, yellow jackets, and hornets can sting painfully, but they rarely attack unless provoked. Unfortunately, an unwitting hiker can accidentally disturb a hive and face the consequences regardless of motive. Kavya Reddy · August 16, 2022
Here’s why you shouldn't miss out on Salkantay Trekhe Salkantay Trail, often hailed as an alternative to the Classic Inca Trail route, attempts to take you off the beaten track and into the scenic wilderness of the Cordillera de Vilcabamba mountain range surrounding Machu Picchu. It's a journey that will undoubtedly be an experience of a lifetime. There are ice-capped summits, glistening alpine lakes, and untrodden gorges filled with rare vicua herds as you climb to 15,090 feet (4,600 metres) above sea level. Kayva Reddy · July 28, 2022
Effective Tips for Camping with KidsCamping with children can be intimidating at first. While it does require planning and coordination, we can assure you that taking your children on a pleasurable camping trip is entirely possible. All you need is some planning, the right equipment, and a positive attitude! Camping with kids can be simple and enjoyable with a little bravery, planning, and the right equipment.Kavya Reddy · July 26, 2022
How to Handle Emergencies on the TrailDuring this historic flooding in Yellowstone National Park, 60 people had to be rescued by helicopter. The sudden flood waters in Montana washed away hiking trails, leaving hikers stranded for two days before rescuers could reach them. Nobody wants to be in the wonderful outdoors - the "middle of nowhere" in this case - and have to call for help. However, regardless of the likelihood of such a scenario occurring, everyone must be prepared. Prevention is always better than cure, and this is especially true when going on an outdoor adventure. Here's what you should do if you need emergency assistance while hiking. Kavya Reddy · July 13, 2022
Top 10 Waterfall Hikes in Oregon Summer is here, bringing with it the promise of endless days spent in some of Oregon's most beautiful waterfall hikes. Anyone who has visited Oregon knows that it is home to some of the world's most beautiful waterfalls. Waterfall hikes are one of our favorite ways to welcome summer back! Marjorie Geling · July 7, 2022
Ultimate Guide to trekking the Tour Du Mont BlancThe Tour du Mont Blanc is a 105-mile hike that runs through France, Italy, and Switzerland. Every serious hiker's bucket list includes circumnavigating Western Europe's highest mountain, Mont Blanc. Every year, thousands of people complete the 105-mile trek, which includes an impressive total elevation gain and loss of 32,800 feet. Kavya Reddy · June 30, 2022
How to check weather conditions before and during a trekYou've probably heard that it's critical to check the weather report before going on a hike, no matter the season. This allows you to pack the proper hiking clothes as well as any other necessary gear, resulting in a much better hiking experience. It's always a good idea to check the official weather forecast before heading out, but knowing what the changes look like can be a useful skill on any hiking trip.Kavya Reddy · June 22, 2022
Summer Getaway IdeaSummer vacations are a fantastic time to relax, reconnect with family, and create memories. Summer is also a popular time to travel; however, planning a family vacation may be difficult, especially if your family members are of all ages and interests. Marjorie Geling · June 16, 2022
Fathers Day Gift IdeasFather’s Day is just around the corner, and for us, nothing beats giving the gift of spending time with our little ones in nature. So, we’ve rounded up a few gift ideas to help you do just that! Here are our top Father’s Day gift ideas for adventurous dads.Marjorie Geling · June 14, 2022
LGBTQ+ Outdoor organizations and individuals making a differenceSpending time in nature is an innately human experience and, for many, provides the therapeutic experience of feeling free. Free of restraints, free of anxieties, free of expectations - simply a breath of fresh air and the chance to connect with ourselves more deeply. While we believe nature to be a unifier in its purest form, we also understand that the outdoor industry does not feel like a safe haven for everyone. Marjorie Geling · June 11, 2022
Best Pacific Northwest Alpine Lakes to Visit this SummerSummer has officially begun, and if you haven't already, it's time to make adventure plans! As summer continues and temperatures remain high, alpine lakes often provide amazing views, dazzling displays of wildflowers, and towering rock formations.Marjorie Geling · June 9, 2022
How To Stay Cool On A Summer HikeWhen summer rolls around, many outdoor enthusiasts jump at the opportunity to spend their time outside in the sun. When it comes to hiking, hot weather can be the perfect opportunity to hit the trails, but also can pose a threat to staying cool, or even safe. To help you make the most of the summer sun, we've come up with a list of how to stay cool on the trails. Marjorie Geling · June 7, 2022
Best Things to Do in Iceland in the SummerSummer is a great time to visit Iceland! You'll not only be able to take advantage of the longest days of the year and the warmest weather, but you'll also experience Iceland's rich bird life, trek on glaciers, and see the vivid colorful environment without being weighed down by heavy, warm layers of clothing. There are a few things that may be unavailable during the summer, usually ice-related such as ice cave excursions, but there are plenty of activities that you may enjoy like powerful cascading waterfalls, horse riding, self-driving tours, and puffin watching trips. However, some activities are exclusive to Icelandic summers, like summer festivals. Marjorie Geling · May 26, 2022
Your guide to glampingGlamping is a combination of luxury and camping; it is camping with a twist. While a simple tent and sleeping bag may suffice in most camping cases, glamping usually entails additional comfort, such as a real mattress, running water, and a toilet (oftentimes a compost toilet). Plus, the canvas material that glamping tents are usually made from is much heavier duty than a typical camping tent, giving you better protection from outdoor weather.Marjorie Geling · May 24, 2022
How to prepare for high altitude climbsWhen hiking at a high altitude, the air contains less oxygen, making it more difficult to breathe. This is why some hikers will say the air is “thin.” Because of this added strain on the body when exercising at altitude, there is specific training needed in order to achieve optimal performance and safety on the trail.Marjorie Geling · May 17, 2022
The Best Routes to Climb KilimanjaroThere are seven main Kilimanjaro routes available for climbing Africa's highest mountain. To pick the ideal Kilimanjaro route for you, consider the landscape, difficulty, foot traffic, and altitude acclimatization qualities of the route. We've compiled this guide to the top Kili routes so you can make the most of your time on the mountain.Marjorie Geling · May 12, 2022
What should you pack for a mountaineering trip?Whether you're just getting started with your summer adventure list or are already summiting peaks, thoughtful packing is crucial for a successful climb. Packing for a mountain climbing trip is a fine balance between ensuring you have everything you need, and avoiding unnecessary weight. To help find the perfect balance, we've put together a list of common items required for most mountaineering trips. Marjorie Geling · May 12, 2022
Mother's Day Gift Ideas for Adventurous MomsMother’s Day is fast approaching, which means a thoughtful gift is in store! This year we are celebrating adventurous moms to encourage and support their contagious spirit of exploration. We’ve rounded up 13 thoughtful gift ideas for adventurous moms, AND we’re even offering an opportunity to win them all! Just enter your email here for a chance to win our Mother’s Day bundle, a $1,500 value. Marjorie Geling · May 6, 2022
A Hiker’s Guide to GPS WatchesToday's GPS watches can do a lot more than just tell the time; they can measure your location, height, route, and even your heart rate and calories burned. Though there are many bells and whistles that can be fun additions, GPS watches can also serve as a safety tool for navigating remote terrain.Marjorie Geling · May 5, 2022
Trail Running Guide for BeginnersThe idea of trail running can sound intimidating, but with guidance and resources can be very approachable. So, we’ve rounded up recommendations, methods, and safety tips to help you hit the trail. This guide for beginners covers everything you need to know about getting started with trail running!Marjorie Geling · April 27, 2022
Outdoor Brands That Support Plus-Size Adventurers Hikers come in a variety of shapes and sizes; yet, the industry does not proportionately address this diverse community. From the slim models used in marketing campaigns to the limited sizing options available, the plus-size exclusion is widespread in the outdoor adventure scene. In the U.S., the average female wears a size 16, and the average male wears a size 16-18 However, most outdoor apparel companies only produce clothing up to these sizes, not beyond, leaving large numbers of the outdoor community without adequate access to outdoor apparel. Marjorie Geling · April 21, 2022
Best Foods for HikingChoosing the right food to bring on a hike can help you feel amazing and ready to conquer any terrain, whether you're taking a brief afternoon trek or planning a week-long hiking trip. But what makes a good day hiking snack? We’re going to quickly go over what makes a balanced hiking snack, and then we’ll give you a few of our favorites that both satisfy cravings and give you the nutrition you need. Marjorie Geling · April 20, 2022
Top 10 Most Beautiful National Parks in Costa RicaCosta Rica is well known for its incredible biodiversity, wide protected areas, and tropical weather. It is home to lush jungles, active volcanoes, raging rivers, breathtaking waterfalls, and thriving cities. Marjorie Geling · April 15, 2022
Why Yoga is Good for HikersYoga is widely known for its wonderful benefits for both the body and mind. Yoga provides well-rounded movements that build strength, increase flexibility, and train the cardiovascular system. . The practice of yoga, like hiking, teaches presence and is an integral element of a holistic health routine for many.Marjorie Geling · April 12, 2022
Your Guide to Solo Hiking Hiking solo provides numerous benefits to your physical and emotional wellbeing. It's a fantastic opportunity to explore new places, reconnect with your inner world, and feel empowered in your own capabilities. With few spaces in modern life that truly feel free, the solace of the trail can be incredibly healing. Marjorie Geling · April 7, 2022
How to stay hydrated while hikingNothing is more frustrating than reaching the summit of a long, steep climb under the sun only to realize your water bottle is empty. Staying well hydrated while on the trail is essential for maintaining optimal athletic performance, as well as safety! Dehydration can lead to serious complications, including urinary and kidney problems, heat stroke, and seizures. Marjorie Geling · March 3, 2022
Your guide to Utah’s National ParksUtah is renowned as one of the most beautiful states in the US. It is home to 5 spectacular national parks known as the Mighty Five: Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, and Zion.Marjorie Geling · March 25, 2022
Your Guide to Trekking in Patagonia Patagonia can feel like a difficult place to visit due to the required planning and logistics. We've put together this guide to help you know what to keep in mind when planning your trip! Marjorie Geling · March 17, 2022
Mountaineering 101: Technical GearMountaineering expeditions are more physically demanding than typical hiking trips and involve added risk due to altitude, exposure, terrain, and weather. That’s why every climber must make all necessary preparations, including purchasing needed mountaineering equipment and gear ahead of time. The appropriate equipment is crucial to getting you to the summit and back safely. Faulty or insufficient mountaineering clothing and equipment can lead to unfortunate incidents and can be the difference between life and death in some circumstances. Marjorie Geling · March 15, 2022
Hiker’s First-Aid KitA first-aid kit is one of the most important items among the 10 Essentials you should always bring when headed out on the trail. It is not intended to carry everything you could possibly need; rather, it should carry items that address common hiker maladies until you can make it back to your vehicle. While you can buy ready-made first-aid kits in stores, we recommend customizing them or even making your own. This ensures that you are familiar with its contents and have a basic understanding of how to use what is in it. Marjorie Geling · March 11, 2022
Women-owned Outdoor Companies to SupportMarch is Women’s History Month and we want to shine the spotlight on passionate women who have overcome challenges and obstacles to pave the way for all to follow. This is the time of year to promote, support, and discover all the awesome women-led businesses around us.Marjorie Geling · March 8, 2022
10 Best Sedona HikesIf you haven't yet experienced any of these breathtaking Sedona hikes, it's time to change that! Spring is an excellent time to visit Sedona, Arizona, which is about 2 hours north of Phoenix and only 45 minutes south of Flagstaff. In fact, spring is one of the best times to visit the area, and enjoy some of the best Sedona hikes. The ideal warm-weather season begins in March and lasts until at least May.Marjorie Geling · March 4, 2022
The Ten Hiking Gear Essentials You Need In Your Pack It’s important to prepare for the worst but hope for the best which is why hikers and adventurers should have what’s known as the Ten Hiking Gear Essentials in their packs. Having these can make the difference between going home or not. Spenser Czuleger · March 3, 2022
What to do when you encounter wild animals on trailKnowing important wildlife safety tips about what to do if you come into contact with wild animals will help keep you and the animals safe.Marjorie Geling · March 1, 2022
Your Laugavegur Trail Guide This Laugavegur trail guide is a must-have for anyone planning a trip to Iceland. We've compiled everything you need to know to have a fantastic trip in one place, so you can be confident that you've covered all the basics.Marjorie Geling · February 25, 2022
Right of Way on TrailsKnowing good trail etiquette can make or break an outdoor experience. On multi-use trails, you might find yourself held up in a traffic jam and wonder, who has the right of way? Whether you’re sharing the trail with other hikers, mountain bikers, or equestrians, here are the basics of trail right-of-way.Marjorie Geling · February 23, 2022
Black-Owned Outdoor Companies to SupportBeing an ally is a year-round job, but the month of February calls for extra celebration as Black History Month - a time to recognize the invaluable contributions, achievements, influences, and legacies of Black Americans. Because of racial discrimination and resource inequity, black-owned businesses often have a more difficult time obtaining capital than their majority counterparts, and face an uphill battle on the journey to becoming a successful business. While racial diversity concerns aren’t new to the outdoor industry, we believe outdoor brands can be a part of the solution in creating opportunities and access to a space that has long been inequitable. We’ve rounded up 8 Black-owned companies that are changing the game for inclusivity. Marjorie Geling · February 19, 2022
Alaska Winter ActivitiesIn Alaska, the fun doesn’t stop when the temps drop! Alaska in February can be a surreal, full-on winter experience. The beauty of winter in Alaska is unrivaled. Imagine: gorgeous white snow blanketing the countryside, quiet dark nights with the northern lights dancing overhead, and cozy nights in front of the fireplace with a warm drink. Marjorie Geling · February 17, 2022
5 romantic adventure getaways for this Valentine's Day!Still haven't made plans for your Valentine’s day? Don't start stressing just yet. Instead of overspending on a candlelit dinner, why not make lasting memories and book a romantic couple’s getaway instead? With our adventure ideas for last-minute Valentine's Day getaways, you can still give your loved ones the gift of an unforgettable getaway in the memories that last a lifetime. Marjorie Geling · February 14, 2022
Valentine Gift Ideas for AdventurersValentine's Day is the perfect opportunity to let your partner know just how much they mean to you, but buying gifts for outdoor lovers is notoriously difficult since they often cherish experiences more than “things”. To help shorten your search, we’ve compiled a list of the best adventure gift ideas for your outdoorsy loved ones - you might even want to snag some of these for yourself too!Marjorie Geling · February 13, 2022
Adventuring (weekend getaways) with the kidsAdventuring with kids looks different for every family, but the benefit of fresh air, active movement, and time spent together is universal! To make the most of your weekend adventure, we rounded up some tips for adventuring with kids! Marjorie Geling · February 9, 2022
9 Destinations for Spring Break on a Budget Spring is the perfect time to travel and avoid the summer rush... and the hefty prices that come with it. A fantastic spring break getaway can help you cure the winter blues, without breaking the bank. We rounded up eight destinations that won’t empty your wallet. Marjorie Geling · February 4, 2022
Tips for traveling Peru on a BudgetA vacation to Peru requires careful planning, but regardless of your budget, there are plenty of opportunities for adventure! We've rounded up a few budget tips to help you spend less and adventure more. Marjorie Geling · February 2, 2022
5 Ways to Hike Machu Picchu Due to the Pandemic, most Inca Trail reservations for 2020 have been rescheduled for 2022 and beyond. This means that obtaining Inca Trail permits until 2023 is not going to be as easy as it used to be. If you're planning your own trip, you’ll need to know which hike you want to do before arriving, since there are multiple ways to experience this splendor and all will need reservations made in advance. Not sure what to choose? We got you covered! Here are 5 ways to hike Machu Picchu. Marjorie Geling · January 28, 2022
How to be more sustainable while exploring outdoors?Spending time in outdoors makes us more conscious of everything around us and how important it is for us to cherish and protect it. It is critical to be mindful of our environmental impact as we start on new adventures. Here are some ways how to be more sustainable while exploring outdoorsMarjorie Geling · January 25, 2022
The Best Winter Hikes in WashingtonWashington State has some of the best hikes in the country, and that’s no exception when it comes to winter! To help you adventure this winter, we’ve put together a list of our favorite winter hikes in Washington.Kirsten Forrester · December 16, 2021
The 10 Best Hikes in UtahUtah has thousands of trails to explore, but the endless list makes it difficult to narrow down how to spend your time here. So to help you out, we’ve rounded up 10 of the best hikes in Utah!Kirsten Forrester · December 7, 2021
Your Guide to Winter Hiking GearWith the right clothing and gear, you can enjoy your favorite hiking trails all year round! In this post, we’ll go over the basics of layering, important tips, and discuss the winter hiking gear you’ll need. Kirsten Forrester · December 7, 2021
AdventureTripr’s Holiday Gear Guide It’s that time of year! If your friend, family, or partner is an outdoor enthusiast, then look no further: we’re sharing some great brands and gifts they’ll love.Kirsten Forrester · December 3, 2021
Your Guide to Visiting PatagoniaThe amazing part about visiting Patagonia is that it's a wild and untouched place. Here is a guide to visiting this amazing place in Argentina and Chile! Kirsten Forrester · November 3, 2021
The 10 Best Things to do in Costa RicaThere are so many fun things to do in Costa Rica, from zip lining across dense jungle to surfing along the beach breaks. In this blog, we're sharing the 10 best things to do in Costa Rica! Kirsten Forrester · November 3, 2021
Bear Canister Basics: How to Use & How to ChooseIn this blog, we cover how to properly use a bear canister, where you need to carry one, and explore the best bear canisters on the market. Kirsten Forrester · November 3, 2021
Visiting The Cholla Cactus Garden in Joshua TreeCholla Cactus Garden is one of Joshua Tree National Park’s one-of-a-kind adventures! Here's everything you need to know about visiting the Cholla Cactus Garden. Kirsten Forrester · November 2, 2021
The 10 Best Things to do in Peru Whether you’re exploring the ancient ruins of the Incas or wandering through the Amazon, there’s endless activities for a traveler in Peru. In this blog, we’re sharing the 10 best things to do in Peru. Kirsten Forrester · November 1, 2021
Microspikes for Hiking: Traction Devices 101Just because snow starts to fall, it doesn’t mean the adventure needs to stop! One of the best hiking gear purchases we’ve ever made over the years has been microspikes. Kirsten Forrester · October 22, 2021
The 7 Waterfalls in Iceland You Can't MissIceland is known for its breathtaking natural landscapes, and a trip there isn’t complete without visiting one or several of the country’s waterfalls. Here are the must-see of Iceland's waterfalls to add to your itinerary. Kirsten Forrester · October 18, 2021
Visiting Yellowstone in Winter: A Guide Yellowstone in Winter is magical! In this blog, we’re sharing everything you need to know about visiting Yellowstone in winter, including how to access the park, where to stay, and what to do. Kirsten Forrester · October 12, 2021
The 5 Best Hikes in Maui Maui offers great hiking, from leisurely coastal paths to more challenging volcanic, rainforest, and mountain terrain. Keep reading to learn about some of the best hikes in Maui. Kirsten Forrester · October 7, 2021
Your Guide to Hiking With Dogs If you’re a hiker and a dog owner, then you and your furry companion are likely going to be great trail buddies. Hiking with a dog is lots of fun, but is also work, and requires the right preparation! In this blog, we’re sharing everything you need to know about hiking with dogs. Kirsten Forrester · September 30, 2021
Your Guide to Visiting Zion National ParkZion National Park is considered one of the most scenic canyons in the United States, featuring high plateaus, a maze of sandstone canyons and waterfalls with colorful hanging gardens. Here's everything you need to know about visiting Zion National Park.Kirsten Forrester · September 28, 2021
The Best Hikes in Joshua Tree National Park With over half a million acres to explore, Joshua Tree is a desert treasure with plenty of hiking trails. Here are some of the best hikes in Joshua Tree National Park. Kirsten Forrester · September 28, 2021
Acadia National Park in FallAcadia National Park is an east coast gem, and with nearly 47,000 acres to explore, there’s sure to be something for everyone. Acadia National Park in the fall is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. It’s packed with scenic drives, thrilling hiking trails, and is famous for its colorful foliage. Sam Taliancich · September 17, 2021
How to Choose the Best Rain Jacket There’s no shortage of rain jackets on the market, and it’s hard to know where to start. In this blog, we’re sharing everything you need to know in order to choose the best rain jacket for your needs. Kirsten Forrester · September 10, 2021
The Best Fall Hikes in ColoradoIt is never a bad time to plan a trip to Colorado, but Fall might be the best. Once Autumn hits, hikers from around the world flock to the state to witness its famously colorful foliage. There are so many places to go it can be hard to choose just one.Sam Taliancich · August 31, 2021
The Best Family Camping Tents of 2021Camping is an excellent stepping stone into nature that can be as challenging or relaxing as you want. The key to having a good time is having the right gear, and the best place to start is with an awesome tent! In this article, we’re going to cover everything you need to know when picking the best tent for your family, including capacity, seasonality, material, and weight. Read to the end to see our list of the best family camping tents.Sam Taliancich · August 30, 2021
The 10 Best Things to do in MoabMoab, Utah is a destination built for adventure! There’s no shortage of things to do in Moab, and this blog covers 10 activities you’ll absolutely love.Kirsten Forrester · August 24, 2021
The Best Death Valley HikesIf you’re looking for something new and challenging, look no further than Death Valley National Park. This national park offers amazing views, rich history, and a unique trail system!Sam Taliancich · August 20, 2021
6 of the Best Places to See Fall Foliage in the United StatesWhile most people associate fall foliage with the Northeast, there are plenty of places to see the stunning views throughout the country.Kirsten Forrester · August 19, 2021
How to Use Bear Spray: The EssentialsAdventuring in bear country can be intimidating, especially if it’s new to you. It’s essential you know how to use your bear spray.Sam Taliancich · August 13, 2021
BIPOC Owned Companies in the Outdoor Industry You Can Support Today Here are six BIPOC owned businesses in the outdoor industry you can support today. Kirsten Forrester · August 11, 2021
How to Choose a Down JacketLooking for the right jacket for your outdoor activities can be a daunting process. That’s why we’re breaking down everything you need to know when it comes to purchasing a down jacket so you can stay warm and happy on the trails. Kirsten Forrester · August 10, 2021
Hiking the Inca Trail to Machu PicchuThe Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is one of the most famous treks in South America and is considered by many to be a top-five trek in the world. This 26-mile trail takes you over the peaks of the Andes, through lush forests, and along ancient Inca paved pathways.Sam Taliancich · August 4, 2021
Hiking to Artist Point, Mt. BakerArtist Point at Mt. Baker is one of the best viewpoints in all of Washington State. It offers gorgeous views of mountains, lakes, foliage, and wildlife. Tucked away, just outside the Mt. Baker ski area, this scenic stopping point has been a hotspot for hikers and snowshoers for years.Sam Taliancich · July 29, 2021
Iceland Landscape: The Best of Iceland's SceneryCommonly referred to as “The Land of Fire and Ice” Iceland is home to incredible varieties of landscape. An island full of history, spectacular features, and impressive geology, it is not surprising that Iceland is one of the most popular travel destinations. Dominik Sanders · July 24, 2021
Day Hike Essentials: What to Pack For a Day HikeHave you been thinking about trying hiking? Day hikes can be a great way to get into the sport without over-exerting yourself the first time.Sam Taliancich · July 22, 2021
Mountain Biking for Beginners: How to Get StartedMountain biking is a great way to combine exercise and the outdoors. While relatively young, the mountain biking scene has exploded in recent years and is now more accessible than ever. Sam Taliancich · July 19, 2021
10 Fun Things To Do on Whidbey IslandNestled away in the heart of the Puget Sound is one of Washington State’s best-kept secrets: Whidbey Island. The thick forests and miles of tranquil coastline make this island the perfect getaway for both families and rugged outdoor adventurers.Sam Taliancich · July 19, 2021
The Best Things to do in Bar Harbor, MaineIf you’re looking for stunning coastal beauty, outdoor activities, and small town life, look no further. Here are the best things to do in Bar Harbor, Maine. Kirsten Forrester · July 15, 2021
The 10 Best Hikes in Redwood National Park There are plenty of things to do in Redwood National Park such as relax by a waterfall, see beautiful rhododendrons, and of course, hike to giant 300 foot, old-growth redwoods. Grab your hiking boots, backpack and keep reading to discover the ten best hikes in Redwood National Park!Dominik Sanders · July 15, 2021
The Car Camping Essentials You Need This Summer Car camping is easy as pulling off the side of a road for a little shut eye, but the right supplies will mean the difference between back pain and that sun-is-shining free feeling. Here are our are favorite car camping essentials. Preeti Suri · July 9, 2021
The Best Hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park Whether you’re into panoramic views, raging waterfalls, or rarely seen wildlife, you’re sure to find something you'll love on our list of the best hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park.Sam Taliancich · July 8, 2021
7 Fun Things to Do in Lake PowellWith two marinas, over one million acres, and breathtaking scenery there is much to get lost in at Lake Powell. Keep reading to learn of seven fun things to do in Lake Powell!Dominik Sanders · July 9, 2021
The 5 Costa Rica Waterfalls You Need to VisitIt’s no secret that visiting Costa Rica's waterfalls is a unique and magical experience! No two waterfalls are exactly alike, so we’re sharing the five best Costa Rica waterfalls that you must visit!Dominik Sanders · July 8, 2021
An Ultimate Guide to the Wallowa MountainsWith hiking, camping, breweries, art galleries, and even ghost towns, you’ll be busy during your Wallowa Mountain trip. Keep on reading for our guide on what to do while visiting!Spenser Czuleger · July 2, 2021