At 1,949 feet deep, Crater Lake the deepest lake in the United States and is famous for its rich blue color. If you're in Oregon, it's a must-see.

With so many hiking boots on the market, it can be hard to know which pair is right for you. That’s why we’ve broken down everything you need to consider before making a purchase, plus sharing some of the best hiking boots for women and men. 

Summer is approaching, and it’s time to start thinking about family vacation ideas! We’ve rounded up the best family vacations in the US to ensure that you make some fantastic memories with your little ones.

Lake Tahoe is known for its clear, blue waters and array of recreational activities. From skiing to hiking to paddle boarding, keep on reading for the best things to do in Lake Tahoe.

There's a lot of information about gear out there. But we’ve got you covered! In this blog we share the basic hiking gear for women, plus some of the specialty gear that you may need for inclement weather.

There are all sorts of different options for camping in Death Valley National Park, from bringing your RV to the backcountry. Here's what you need to know.

In one of the nation’s most famous National Parks, you’ll find towering granite cliffs, cascading waterfalls, scenic vistas, and amazing landscapes. Here are some of the top Yosemite hikes.

Whether you are breaking up your stops into weekend excursions or going on one big adventure, this guide will help you see some of the very best that an Oregon road trip has to offer.

RyAnn, a mountaineer and mama from the PNW, recently joined us to discuss her tricks of the trade when it comes to taking her littles on adventures.

Mt. Shasta is a majestic mountain in California that dominates the Siskiyou skyline. Here are of the best hikes in the area!

California is, hands down, one of the best places in the world for a road trip. Here are the stops you can't miss along the way.

There are seven leave no trace principles that provide an easily understood framework on how to minimize your impact on nature.

We’re breaking down some of the best hikes in Washington State that are great from March to May.

Ever look at the mountains and think how great it would be to hike around them or even climb them? With a bit of motivation, dedication, and persistence, you can get up there too! We talked recently with Carl Swedberg of Pro Sports Club on how you can train for hiking, do harder hikes, or even climb mountains.

Every mountaineer has started out as a beginner mountaineer. That's why we're sharing the basics for how to get into mountaineering.

Winter is on its way and while you can still stay outside, the changing conditions mean that you need to change what gear you bring and pack. With the right winter gear and knowledge, you’ll be ready to head out and have some fun in the snow!

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.

Camping and backpacking are the perfect way to make summer feel like summer. In this camping and backpacking guide, we'll be covering everything from how to pick a location to safety on the trail.

We wanted to take a moment here to answer some big questions about how we are dealing with these unpredictable times, why we think adventure trips are the sustainable choice more than ever before, and how we can help you plan for the future.  

We’re delighted that so many of you enjoyed our recent Feature Friday event covering Nepal! Our local guides Dipak and Chet did a fantastic job discussing our trips and common questions. But if you missed the event, don’t fret! We’ve put all the information right here to answer all your Nepal gear, trekking, and destination questions.

Quarantine Adventure Hack #2: We’ve also been catching up on iconic movies and documentaries that feature the great outdoors. Here are some of our favorite adventure movies and documentaries that keep us on the edge of our seat and remind us of the exhilaration of personal challenges. These are also all available to view on YouTube for free! 

What better way to escape the walls of your home than by immersing yourself in the adventures of others? Here are some books inspired by the great outdoors to satisfy your adventure cravings.

336 hours. 2 weeks. That's how long some of us been inside (we're in Seattle), except for quick runs to the grocery store. We're definitely feeling cabin fever - feeling restless, itching to go outdoors, longing for greenery and hikes under the blue sky. We're sure some of you do, too. But CAN we go hiking? Is it safe and responsible?

Wish you could adventure in the mountains all year, but are deterred by winter and snow? Even if you’re not a skier or snowboarder, you can still hit the trails by snowshoeing! Any hiker can easily snowshoe. These floatation devices, used for centuries, spread your weight over a larger area and let you walk over the snow without sinking. Strap on a pair and don’t let the cold keep you indoors this winter!

Sometimes, mountains save lives. It's no secret climbing is inherently dangerous. But it can also be a lifeline, a way to stay grounded and focused, to remember what's important in life, to challenge us to be our best selves. Before McKenzie Johnson could conquer high peaks, she had to conquer an addiction to alcohol.

If you are one of those hikers who has waited forever for it to stop raining or for a clear weather day to get outside, read on.

Finding the right climbing partner is critical. It has to be someone you trust with your life, someone with whom you can communite, someone you want to share the highs and lows. Ellie Briggs, 38, found her perfect partner 7 1/2 years ago -- a Siberian husky she named Loki Eddison. Since then, the adorably bad ass dog has become the first to climb all 58 of Colorado's 14,000-foot peaks and the first service dog to summit 14,411-foot Mount Rainier in Washington state.

Ask any seasoned hiker what the most worthwhile treks in the world are and you'll get a different answer. But ask enough times and you'll start to see some of the same trails popping up again and again. Our top picks require lots of preparation, sturdy legs, strong lungs and a decent dose of determination. Who is ready to get their walk on?

There's something about golden larch trees dotted across high mountain slopes and encircling frigid alpine lakes that lures hikers in.  For just a few weeks each fall, hundreds in Washington state go hunting for the deciduous conifers in an experience affectionately dubbed the "Larch March."  The window shifts every year but your best bet is usually late September to mid-October. That's when larch needles turn a fiery yellow before dropping and going out in a blaze of gold.