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Make your next camping cookout epic with the best mobile kitchens
Our favorite mobile camp kitchens are perfect for organizing supplies, storing food, and whipping up gourmet meals anytime, anywhere. -
The simple cold-weather camping hack that will keep your devices charged
Here's a straightforward and effective trick to keep your phone warm and your battery alive at night: tuck it into the bottom of your sleeping bag. -
Van life inspo: This $10K Mercedes Sprinter camper van conversion has security cams, a bathroom, and much more
This Mercedes Sprinter camper van is kitted out with security cameras, a full kitchen, and a wet bath — all using off-the-shelf Amazon buys totaling just $10K. -
Cold-weather camping tips: How to stay warm when temperatures drop
Here are just a few surefire ways to help make frigid nights in the backcountry a little more comfortable. -
Van life might just make a comeback with electric vehicles and tech-forward concepts
Europe’s most recognizable automakers debuted the next class of state-of-the-art van living concepts. The future looks very electric and very tech-forward. -
Discover the best Texas state parks: A guide to natural beauty you can enjoy year-round
Check out one of the many beautiful Texas state parks that offer beautiful views, challenging trails, and rustic camping options. -
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. -
This new Airstream touring coach is about the size of an F-150 – and starts at nearly $200k
The Interstate 19X Touring Coach is a deft blend of versatility, luxury, and capable, go-anywhere design — all in a surprisingly compact footprint. -
Winnebago’s new Access travel trailer is insanely cheap yet surprisingly full-featured
Winnebago is looking to change the game to provide more folks without a six-figure spending account “access” to their own recreational vehicle. -
This camping hack is genius, and uses a really cheap item you can find at almost any store
This pool noodle hack for tent strings is undoubtedly the best camping hack of 2023, providing a simple yet highly effective solution to a common camping problem. -
The X-Cabin 300 is a tiny, boxy, Airstream-like trailer, and we can’t get enough of it
The X-Cabin 300 is a lightweight, Airstream-inspired design, with durable construction and customizable options that make it a compelling choice for outdoor enthusiasts. -
Thule Outset tent is a rooftop-style tent for camping on the ground, and it’s low-key genius
Whether you're an experienced camper or new to the world of outdoor adventures, the Thule Outset looks like it will be a top contender for best camping tents of the year. -
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. -
Airstream Trade Wind travel trailer has an insane solar capacity and battery bank to go truly off-grid
Getting far, far off the beaten path requires serious self-sufficiency capabilities, and that’s where Airstream’s all-new Trade Wind delivers. -
Grand Canyon closures expected to last into 2025 – what to know before you go hiking or camping
Are you planning a trip to the Grand Canyon? You'd better hold that thought. Several trails and campgrounds will be closed due to construction. -
Going camping? You should take Irish Spring Soap with you, and there’s a really good (and weird) reason why
Irish Spring Soap. It might sound like an old wives' tale, but it is widely recognized as an effective deterrent against mice and other rodents -
E-bike tech is coming to kayaking because nobody wants to peddle hard anymore (and who could blame them)
Taking inspiration from the electric pedal assist technology on bicycles, companies like Old Town are now designing Kayak models that can take you anywhere! -
Is this the perfect off-road camper? Boreas Campers thinks the new EOS-12 is the holy grail
This is no ordinary off-road teardrop trailer or even a lightweight travel trailer, but a deft, Goldilocks-esque combination of the two. -
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. -
How to build a fire: Tips for fireplaces, campfires, and working in the rain
Everything you need to know to start a fire under any circumstance. -
Here are 7 reasons why you should not buy a rooftop tent
Rooftop tents are awesome. But they're not right for everyone. Here are some reason to avoid buying one. -
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. -
Apple just gave hikers, campers, skiers, and snowboarders a great reason to use Apple Maps and ditch Google Maps
Apple is finally introducing offline maps, and it's a feature that will revolutionize the way hikers, campers, skiers, and snowboarders navigate the great outdoors. -
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. -
In Yellowstone National Park, one woman was sent running after yet another too-close encounter with a bison
Yet another tourist couldn't resist getting an all-too-close "ussie,", and nearly found herself the victim of a Yellowstone National Park bison attack. -
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. -
Buck Knives, Nicks Boots join forces for an everyday carry collaboration you’ll love
Guys have a handful of items they need in their possession that are dependable and ready for action. Nicks Boots and Buck Knives have ensured you can grab two at one time. -
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. -
New Solo Stove Torch might be the only tiki torch you’ll ever need to buy
Solo Stove, renowned for its innovative fire pits and outdoor accessories, expands its modern fire experience to a new category with the the Solo Stove Torch. -
Climate change is seriously affecting RV travel, and 30% have changed plans due to excessive heat
Record heat and unprecedented wildfires are not only affecting our daily lives but also how we travel, according to a recent survey by RV Trader. -
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) -
Make ‘roughing it’ a little less rough with these tips for sleeping in a tent comfortably while camping
Sleeping in a tent is rarely ever as comfortable as sleeping in your own bed. But these tips will have you sleeping almost as good as at home — almost. -
Backcountry brew: How to make cowboy coffee that doesn’t suck
The right heat and a good ratio of grounds to water, plus a little time and stirring — that's all there is to it. Cowboy coffee making is just that simple. -
Take your booze, seltzer, or homemade kombucha anywhere with the best wheeled coolers
If backpack coolers are too backbreaking, then you probably need something with wheels. These best of the best rolling coolers are the answer. -
Hit the road in style (and luxury) this year with the best motorhomes and drivable RVs
Leave home without leaving all the comforts of home behind with the best motorhomes, campervans, and drivable RVs on the market. -
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. -
Van Life goes EV: New fully electric Mercedes Sprinter starts at $71,886, has 249 mile range
Thinking of embracing van life? Mercedes new EV may be exactly what you need to start your life on the road. -
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. -
How to poop in the woods: A guide for when nature calls when you’re out in nature
The next time you're on a hike and your bowels come a-knockin', you'll wish you'd have read this guide on how to relieve yourself in the wild. -
How to treat a snake bite when you’re stuck in a worst-case scenario
A snake bite can be a terrifying experience, but as long as you stay calm and follow these doctor-approved first-aid tips, you'll live to hike another day. -
Swing yourself to sleep under the stars with the best camping hammocks
There's nothing quite like sleeping wide open under the stars. Kick back and relax in style in your own lightweight camping hammock. -
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. -
Here’s your camping and outdoor guide for the Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest camping opportunities are many and wonderful. Here are a few of its most renowned outdoor spots. -
There’s a big sale on Thule rooftop cargo boxes happening right now
Looking for a secure and durable rooftop cargo box? Amazon has a huge sale on many Thule rooftop cargo boxes. Here's what to know. -
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. -
Review: Does the Solo Stove Bonfire Pi attachment make a great pizza?
A review of the Solo Stove Bonfire Pi pizza-making attachment, which allows the user to make za just about anywhere. -
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. -
This ultra-luxe overlander rig is like a G-Wagon on steroids, and we love it
The sky-high price tag gets you one of the swankiest off-road-ready camping rigs on the planet, complete with a kitchen, wet bath, and even a washing machine.