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Get the best camping axes for cutting, chopping, and prepping your way around the campsite
Whether you're clearing a campsite, prepping firewood, or practicing your first survival shelter build, every outdoorsman needs a quality hatchet. -
A guide to Indiana Dunes National Park: Where to visit, what to do, and more
The Midwest has its gems, and the Indiana Dunes National Park is definitely one of them. If you haven't made a visit yet, we have the guide to get you there. -
8 healthy benefits of hiking you need to know
Whether you're an avid hiker or not, check out these benefits of hiking to plan your next trek. -
Learn to tie the clove hitch for when you need a secure, adjustable knot
The clove hitch is a quick and easy way to tie an adjustable hitch. Here are both ways to tie this knot. -
How to clean your hydro flask for tang-free hydration
Keep your Hydro Flask clean for the purest hydration possible with household items. -
These are the best multi tools you need to have in your EDC kit, hands down
If there's one tool that you should always bring with you, it's a tool that actually has 20 tools in one. -
Stay hydrated on the go with our bulletproof water purification tips
Learn how to purify water with some of our favorite methods, as well as why clean drinking water is so important for your health. -
How many calories does hiking burn per hour?
Hiking is a great way to up your activity levels. But do you know how many calories it burns? Let's find out. -
This is how much it actually costs to climb Mount Everest
Just how expensive is it to climb Mount Everest, the world's tallest mountain, and stand on top of the world? -
Forget rice: This is how to actually fix a wet iPhone, according to Apple
Put down the rice! Apple offers a more effective and safer method to rescue your water-damaged iPhone. -
This van life camper van sleeps 8, goes everywhere, and you can rent it for less than a hotel would cost
What if you could have all the fun of van living without the expense and hassle of actually owning a campervan? That’s where Moterra Campervans comes in. -
How to survive a bear attack: Brown, black, and polar bears
It's all well and good knowing what to do if a bear does attack, but there are usually steps you can take to avoid the encounter altogether. -
Hydrate safely with the best portable water filters
There's no excuse to be without clean water on the trail. A simple and reliable water filter is indispensable. Here are the best ones to go with. -
Hiking for beginners: A guide to hitting the trail
Hiking opens up a world of exploration and trails, so start your journey the right way. -
Take your favorite tipple from town to trail with the best camping flasks
All that hiking will make you thirsty, but lugging a 6-pack is exhausting. You need a trail-ready flask fit for the job. -
This is the gross new thing anyone climbing Mount Everest will have to do
The authorities overseeing Mount Everest are now mandating that climbers doggy-bag their own poop and bring it all back with them to the base camp for proper disposal. -
We really wish these compact, Korea-exclusive RVs and campervans were available stateside
These three Korean campers keep things lightweight, compact, and tidy, designed for road-tripping with everything you need and nothing you don't. -
The 5 best Apple Watch bands for outdoorsmen
This list compiles our top 5 Apple Watch Bands on the market that are not only tried and true, but look slick, too. Here are our top picks for Apple Watch bands. -
We love this handsome van-life wood paneling, and it’s sustainable too
If you're planning to spend months (or longer) in your van, you'll be staring at the inside of your vehicle a lot. So why not invest in wood paneling you love? -
This tiny caravan uses one smart feature to almost double its space when parked
Sportcaravan got to thinking about how it could make its already pint-sized Cube "caravan" trailers simultaneously smaller and bigger. Enter the Cube 1. -
There’s a new (old) fishing spot in Oregon as a river flows again for the first time in a century
For the first time in 100 years, the Klamath River is free to flow due to the removal of four dams, which gives fishing enthusiasts access to over 400 miles of new spots. -
How being stinky when hiking in the deep woods might actually save your life
By taking simple steps to maximize your unique scent profile, you can significantly increase your chances of being found while lost in the wilderness. -
For skiing, snowboarding, and other dangerous activities, this is the only phone case we’ll use
If you’re a skier or snowboarder — or all-around adventurer — there’s only one phone case up to the task, the CLCKR G-Form Carbon. Featuring a strong yet sleek design, the case keeps your phone safe when you’re getting after it. -
This $35 accessory is my secret weapon to great travel photography – and it fits in my wallet
The Pocket Tripod PRO Universal Kit is a small, portable tripod with nine different pairs of adapters in the most common sizes. -
13 ethereal swimming holes to dive into this 2024 – from Alaska to Florida
Did you know that the best natural swimming holes can be found close to home? -
Good investment or an elitist ripoff: Is expensive winter outdoor gear worth the money?
If you're worried about the price of high-quality winter gear, take a look at this article to see if you should find cheaper options. -
Stanley cup alternatives: The best water bottles you can get
Most of us know that swapping soda, fruit juice, and sugary drinks for old-fashioned H20 is better for our physical and mental health. -
Take a break at one of these U.S. National Parks this winter
Smaller crowds and milder temperatures at some of the more popular National Parks are just two of the benefits of visiting in the winter -
From California to Maine, these are the 10 best hikes in the U.S.
Strap on your hiking boots. It's time to explore the best U.S. hikes of 2024. -
How to safely remove a leech (or avoid them altogether)
Leeches use their three blade-like teeth to chew or scrape open a Y-shaped wound on their host before suctioning onto the body to feed. -
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. -
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. -
The best hiking gear to gift from Benchmade, Smartwool, and more
Need a creative gift for a fellow hiker? Check out our list of the best gifts that are built for the great outdoors. -
The real answer to “Is Gore-Tex waterproof?” after years of wearing it outdoors
What is Gore-Tex? Is this famous fabric truly as waterproof as it claims? We take a look at the reality of staying dry on the trail. -
Explore these scenic hiking trails this winter
The United States boasts spectacular winter hiking trails for all levels of hikers. Here are 10 you should put on your must-hike list this winter. -
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. -
These national parks have the most gorgeous winter hiking trails
You might be thinking that it's time to put away your hiking boots this winter. Not so fast! There are several national parks that have trails open during the winter time. -
Lace up the boots and hit the trail with these winter season hiking tips
Winter can be an amazing season to be outdoors and the perfect time of the year to go hiking. -
Tactical boots vs. hiking boots: What’s the difference?
The difference between hiking boots and tactical boots surround design intent, but can you use them interchangeably? -
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? -
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. -
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. -
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. -
Forget overcrowded national parks – these are the best hiking trails in national forests
We have compiled a list of the best hiking spots in four popular national parks across the country. When the crowds get rough, try one of these instead. -
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! -
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.