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Jackery just revealed the coolest rooftop tent we’ve ever seen (Hint: It’s electric!)
Jackery knows a thing or two about go-anywhere power. But its latest CES announcement—a solar-powered rooftop tent—still managed to surprise us. -
This clever hack bypasses Yosemite’s complicated new reservation system
You can bypass Yosemite's new reservation system with a clever hack. Book guided tours and stays at select lodges for a hassle-free summer adventure in 2024. -
Up your hydration game with one of the best insulated water bottles from CamelBak, Yeti, and more
Up your hydration game with these insulated water bottles any time of year. -
Do you need a modular backpack? We tested the Baltoro Impetro, and weight the pros and cons
Reviewing the four-in-one modular backpack system from Baltoro. -
When you need the very best EDC knife, these 8 knives make the cut – The James Brand, 5.11 Tactical, and more
If you're looking for the perfect everyday carry knife to tackle your daily routine, these are the ones to look at. -
This is the North Face jacket I’d buy this winter (if I had to pick just one)
If I were eyeing up one North Face jacket to add to my winter wardrobe; it would be the Nuptse, a stalwart in the North Face collection since 1996. -
A premium holiday gift guide for the outdoorsman
This premium gift guide is designed to elevate the life of the outdoorsman your life with must-have tools and exciting equipment. -
Yellowstone National Park tip: Don’t dangle your baby near an elk like the guy in this video
This man's reckless act of dangling his baby in front of an elk for a photo op has sparked outrage and concern among park enthusiasts and conservationists alike. -
The new Insta360 Ace Pro looks almost exactly like a GoPro, and has specs to match
With a similar look and almost identical specs to the GoPro, capturers of adventure have another option with the Insta360 Ace Pro to match the energy of the activity. -
Legendary outdoor brands Ball and Buck and Luminox combine for the ultimate field watch
Follow in Bear Grylls' footsteps and get yourself a Luminox, only with a Ball and Buck flare in their new collaboration -
Everyday carry label The James Brand has a new collab for something you definitely shouldn’t carry daily
Set to launch this Friday, November 24th, The James Brand and Adler are thrilled to introduce the TJB x Adler hatchet, a versatile tool that will see you through life's adventures. -
Third Man Syndrome: The weird phenomenon extreme mountain climbers experience
The Third Man has acted as a guide, advisor, companion, and much more to those in need, but who or what is this presence and does it really exist? -
The North Face is now making GORE-TEX denim because why not
The North Face has ingeniously merged with the classic appeal of GORE-TEX denim to create a line of stylish and highly functional techwear for the city. -
New Garmin tactix 7 AMOLED Edition may be the perfect smartwatch for deep-country camping and hiking
Whether you're a seasoned explorer, an outdoor enthusiast, or someone simply seeking to enjoy military-grate tech, the Garmin tactix 7 AMOLED Edition could be your ideal partner. -
Why you need to be just as wary of moose as bear attacks (and what to do when you encounter one)
What do you do when a moose comes your way? Here are our thoughts, as well as some helpful tips to stay safe during a moose encounter. -
Time to wake up: Climate change gave us our hottest summer ever and the Earth is in meltdown, U.N. says
We’re entering a new era of climate change, folks, into full-on climate breakdown. The situation is dire, but experts say it’s not irreversible — yet. -
You can mountain bike into Death Valley and watch the next solar eclipse on October 14
On October 14 we will experience a total solar eclipse. And what better place to view this rarity than in the Lower-48’s largest National Park: Death Valley. -
You may want an electric mountain bike, but you probably shouldn’t buy one – here’s why
Making a phone call or two is the best option before you go ride your electric mountain bike somewhere. You may want to make a few calls before you purchase. -
Podcasts every outdoors enthusiast will enjoy: The Crux, Dirtbag Diaries, and more
If you're out on a solo trail hike, get one of these podcasts in your earholes and make the outdoors part of everything you do. -
Kiss insect bites goodbye: Why insect-repellent clothing is the best thing since, well, insect repellent
The best insect-repellent clothing uses a variety of cleverly engineered chemicals, fabrics, and designs to keep even the nastiest bitey bugs at bay. -
Cost to climb Mount Everest is skyrocketing because people keep dying
As the death toll rises on Mount Everest, officials plan to increase cost significantly. -
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort owners sell to local families, keeping resort hyper-local indefinitely
The bad news is that it's been sold. The good news is that the buyers of this Jackson Hole ski resort aren't who you might expect. (Hint: think local) -
New limited edition everyday carry knife from The James Brand might be the splurge purchase you’ve been waiting for
For those looking for something that stands out, The James Brand has just redefined the parameters for the best everyday carry knife on the market. Let me introduce you to The Barnes, the new benchmark in cleanliness and quality. -
This revolutionary device might make snorkeling more like scuba diving
The SCORKL 2.0 Electric presents a game-changing advancement in underwater exploration technology that combines scuba diving and snorkeling. -
Costco has a secret online store, Costco Next, that any member can access – here’s how
We know staying home and ordering online from your favorite store is where it's at, so get ready to be learn about Costco Next, Costco's best hidden membership perk. -
Hiking poles 101: All the different kinds — and our top picks
When searching for the best trekking poles, this is what you need to know. -
We tested all of Outdoor Vitals’ lightweight hiking clothes: Here’s our verdict
Outdoor Vitals develops and sells backpacking essentials that are light and simple to carry on the trail. -
These are the best tactical pants for all of your outdoor adventures
Tactical pants are going to be some of the most functional options in your wardrobe, these are the ones to focus on. -
Yellowstone river mountain whitefish should not be eaten, but rainbow trout are fine, authorities say: Here’s why
Yellowstone River is widely renowned as one of the hottest fly fishing spots in the U.S., but now the Fish Consumption Advisory Board has issued a consumption advisory act on mountain whitefish caught in the river. -
Gear up at the best locally owned outdoor stores in the U.S.
Looking to upgrade your gear? Buy local. Here are the best outdoor gear shops with top selections and the most expert staff to answer all your questions. -
This new Patagonia jacket is the first GORE-TEX jacket to feature 100% recycled, pfc-free GORE-TEX fabrics
It's not surprising that Patagonia was an early adopter and collaborator on technological advancements in ensuring that you not only get a great quality jacket, but that it doesn't cost the earth. -
To avoid a bear attack, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park closed a road
A recent incident involving a bear encounter has prompted park officials to close the Rich Mountain Road to all Great Smoky Mountain travelers. -
How well does your home state rank for adventure? Study reveals the best and worst states
Family Vacation Guide has conducted a comprehensive analysis and ranked all 50 states in America based on their adventure offerings. Where should you go next? -
Pack your multiday backpack for comfort with our guide
This is how to pack your overnight backpack to avoid back pain and keep important items close at hand and save yourself hassle when you arrive at camp. -
7 wild edible plants every outdoor enthusiast should know about
One of the most exciting aspects of being out in nature is the the opportunity to forage for edible plants. Here are some of our favorites that grow in the U.S. -
Altitude sickness: What you need to know about the symptoms, treatment, and prevention
Altitude sickness may strike even if you’re in shape and experienced in the wilderness. -
You know you should avoid poison ivy, but stay away from these 5 plants, too
While poison ivy is notorious for its irritating effects, there are several other plants that can cause similar reactions. Avoid these 5 plants like the plague. -
What is REI Co-Op? Everything you need to know about REI’s in-house gear brand
REI Co-Op's self-branded line is proof that gear outdoor gear can be high-quality, well-designed, good-looking, and affordable. -
Getting a backcountry permit for Grand Canyon National Park just got a whole lot easier
The month-long wait to obtain a backcountry permit for Grand Canyon National Park will soon be over as the park takes its reservation system online for 2024. -
This video shows just how fast a bear attack can happen
This cameraman set up his tripod to capture the moment this grizzly bear was released into the wild, but ended up capturing so much more. -
Hydration is vital for summer adventures: How to safely collect water on the trail
Unless you weigh yourself down with gallons of water, you will have to refill on the trail. Here's how to do so safely. -
How to treat scorpion stings: 4 essential things you should do
While scorpions are intriguing creatures, some species can pose a threat to humans or pets. Here’s what you should do if you are ever stung by one. -
7 telltale signs it’s time to put the ‘backpacker’ life behind you
Are you finding travel less relaxing and more stressful? You might be aging out of the backpacker lifestyle. -
Zion National Park: Our guide to exploring Utah’s incredible outdoors
Utah is a wonderland of gorgeous vistas, remote wilderness, and abundant outdoor sports. See what the Greater Zion region of this beautiful state has to offer. -
Want to take photos of bears? A wildlife photographer reveals the do’s and don’ts to follow so no one gets hurt
Photographer Karen Blue shares her first-hand experiences with wildlife, offering tips and tricks. -
A beginner’s guide to moving fast and light on the trail
Make sure your fastpacking adventure is a success with our ultimate guide. -
Insta360 X3 action camera review: Is it worth it?
This is the bottom line. The Insta360 X3 was easy to set up. The app is intuitive and easy to use. Using the camera and reviewing footage trailside was a breeze. -
Tick safety 101: How to safely remove ticks (and avoid them in the first place)
Going out for a hike and worried about ticks? Here are some tips on how to avoid ticks while hiking. -
Everyday carry all-stars: Upgrade your gear with these best-in-class, fast-action flipper knives
Whether for slicing open Amazon boxes, carving up your roast beef sammie, or taking down ninjas, you need an EDC flipper. -
Stock your on-the-go outdoor kitchen with the best camping cookware
Whip up any kind of meal in the great outdoors with the best camping cookware for car camping, backcountry adventures, and beyond.