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The best golf GPS devices for tracking your game in 2024
Want to know the exact distance to the pin from the sand pit on hole 7? Try one of these golf GPS devices. -
Juiced Bikes JetCurrent Pro: Fast e-bike brand takes performance to new level
Juiced Bikes recently introduced the JetCurrent Pro, a folding e-bike that pushes the category's traditional standards to near moped level. -
Big Green Egg brings back a fan-favorite item for a limited time
Big Green Egg brings the wow with the release of a special Chiminea, and it will take a gathering around the fire to a whole new level. -
This is what it’s like to snowboard down Vermont’s highest peak
Mount Mansfield is the highest peak in Vermont, offering amazing sights and untouched snow. Here's what it's like to snowboard from the top of Vermont. -
Camping hacks: Is Vaseline the secret to an incredible campfire?
Whether you're a novice camper or a seasoned wilderness explorer, incorporating Vaseline into your camping toolkit could elevate your fire-making game. -
Coast’s all-new Model 1 solar electric trailer is a luxe, off-grid-ready stunner
Travel farther, for longer, with the all-new Coast Model 1 electric travel trailer — without leaving all your favorite tech gadgets behind. -
Camper van vs Class B RV: How to choose which to buy for your outdoor adventures
Should you customize your van for camping or is it better to buy a fully designed camper van? -
How to make nutritious and delicious trail snacks: Your DIY guide
Fueling yourself properly is key to trail success. Here are six trail snacks you can make at home. -
Campfire cooking: This is the absolute best way to make a pot hanger
There are many ways to hang a campfire cooking pot, but this adjustable pot hanger lets you adjust the heat exposure and go from boil to simmer. -
Dust off your gear, it’s time to hit the trail: The spring hiking tips you need
Embrace the rainy weather and muddy terrain with these springtime hiking tips, as well as what to pack for a fun and successful hike, -
The best long-distance bike trails across the U.S.
Bikepacking is a self-supported trip in which participants spend time traveling across regions via bicycle. -
From $350 to $1,399: The 5 best outdoor pizza ovens in 2024
Heritage Grand Restaurant and Pizza Bar / Heritage Grand Restaurant and Pizza Bar Whether you’re just starting on the craft of pizzas or you’re a veteran who wants to make them in your backyard, you’re going to want an . If you have one, you can make your own delicious pizzas for your parties, and […] -
Garmin, Seiko, G-SHOCK, and more: Our picks for best outdoor watches in 2024
Our curated selection showcases the pinnacle of watchmaking excellence, with a focus on features like GPS tracking, robust construction, and cutting-edge technology. -
Calm camping is officially the trend for summer 2024
Explore 2024's top camping trends: serene lakeside retreats, fresh air sanctuaries, and essential connectivity, redefining relaxation in the great outdoors. -
The most popular Grand Canyon trail reopens this week
In just a few days, hikers can once again enjoy one of the most famous hiking trails in Grand Canyon National Park: Bright Angel Trail. -
This rooftop tent kit will turn your van into a pop-top camper for about $12K
Van living is often cramped. The CloudCap pop-top tent kit expands your camper van's cabin with the addition of a rooftop "bedroom" with a view. -
You’ll soon be able to fish year-round at Yellowstone National Park
Beginning Nov. 1, 2024, Yellowstone National Park will expand fishing access by allowing for year-round fishing opportunities at two locations. -
Remote Vans drops 3 new camper van models designed for luxury living on the road
Remote Vans' all-new camper vans are designed for digital nomads with enough amenities to make you consider trading in your house keys for life on the road. -
11 best climbing documentaries to get you pumped for your next adventure
Whether you’re waiting to visit your local crag or are looking to travel to a remote climbing destination, these docs are sure to fill you with inspiration. -
These are the essential outdoor knots every outdoorsman should know
Here's our guide to the top outdoor knots for backpacking and camping, so you can keep your gear secure. -
A beginner’s guide on how to read a topographic map
A topographic map gives you knowledge of how difficult the terrain might be in the area where you’re headed. -
Ditch the GPS: How to navigate using a map and compass
Getting lost in the backcountry isn't on anyone's to-do list. Keep yourself on track with a map and compass. -
A beginner’s guide to kayaking in the spring
If there's a better way to spend a sunny day outside than kayaking, we've yet to find it. -
Pro tips from Chef Eduardo Garcia for cooking outdoors like a true mountain man
How to cook like a mountain man according to pro outdoor chef Eduardo Garcia. -
The complete guide to cleaning a fish for beginners
Cleaning a fish is fairly simple. All you need is the right equipment and a proper guide. We're here to help. -
Why you can’t depend on first-come, first-served campgrounds this summer
The Dyrt's 2024 Camping Report confirms campers' experiences with first come first serve sites and raises important questions about access and sustainability. -
This terrifying video proves why ski lift wind holds are a thing
Wind holds can be frustrating, especially when the breeze doesn’t seem that strong, or bluebird skies and fresh snow await. But there’s good reason for them. -
Get ready for outdoor season and learn how to build a fire pit in your backyard
The type of fire pit you should build depends on the style you wish to have, but the amount of time and money you can dedicate are worth considering. -
6 exhilarating hiking movies to inspire your next trek
Feeling the itch to get out and see the world but can't? Let's go on a vicarious journey in the fields and forests of these hiking movies. -
3 lesser-known tips that can save your life on the trail
From signaling for help to fighting off a bear attack, we'll let you in on a few survival tips for a safe hike. -
There’s actually a great reason for that red light on your camping headlamp
By leveraging the science of insect vision, headlamp manufacturers have provided campers and hikers with a simple yet effective tool to enhance their nocturnal outdoor experiences. -
Redtail Overland’s new luxe Skyloft camper van is a $500,000 thing of beauty
Redtail Overland's all-new Skyloft Van might be one of the swankiest and most luxurious campervans money — $530,000 to be exact — can buy. -
3 things you need to know about mountain biking in Sedona
Forgive me if this sounds a bit cliche, but Sedona is truly like stepping into a postcard. The city sits in a valley surrounded by towering red rock cliffs. -
Find a dream heli skiing adventure with this new platform
What if you had abundant mountains to explore, untouched powder fields waiting, and a helicopter at your disposal? That might sound like a dream, but it’s what heli-skiing provides. -
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. -
3 must dos before riding your new mountain bike
They can easily cost several thousand dollars. You'll want to protect that investment, prolonging the life of your mountain bike as much as possible. -
E-bike pioneer Rad Power Bikes debuts new models with thermal resistant battery
Electric bike pioneer Rad Power Bikes launched four new e-bike models, lower pricing, higher speeds, and heat-resistant batteries. -
How Vail Resorts is hoping to improve your ski season using AI
But for winter 24/25, Vail Resorts has the answer. The new My Epic Assistant puts local knowledge at your fingertips, letting you navigate with ease, and make the most of your trip. -
Expectation vs. reality: Cybertruck Basecamp rooftop tent is another disappointment
The Cybertruck's $3,000 rooftop tent is the troubled vehicle's latest letdown -
HYK Outdoors’ clever new teardrop camper trailer is made with eco-friendly cork
HYK Outdoors is stepping up efforts to work more eco-friendly materials into its teardrop camper line-up. The latest next-gen material? Cork. -
You can stand in this unique high-roof teardrop trailer (and it sleeps four)
Teardrops are lightweight, affordable, and easy to tow, but often very tight on space. Bend Teardrop wants to change that with its roomy Tall Boy trailer. -
Try these creative ways to use your tarp to stay dry when camping this spring
Get more out of your tarp with our creative ways to pitch your tarp shelter. -
5 reasons you should buy your Ikon Pass for next ski season now
Before you travel far and wide, you’ll need lift access to your chosen resorts. But buying single-day tickets can be a hassle (and expensive). That’s why the Ikon Pass makes sense, with access to dozens of resorts, along with useful perks for an even better experience. -
SylvanSport’s multifunction GO camper trailer gets an off-grid makeover for tackling the toughest terrain
Part pop-up tent camper, part outdoor gear trailer, part toy hauler, SylvanSport's GOAT is designed to fit the active lifestyles of almost any outdoor lover. -
Bowlus debuts the all-new 2025 Rivet travel trailer, and it’s a retro-modern stunner
Bowlus, an under-the-radar luxe RV brand you may not have heard of, is upending nearly 100 years of history with another stunning retro-modern travel trailer. -
REI camp kitchen sale: Up to 55% off stoves, cookware, and more
Escapod If you need to kit yourself out with better camping gear, you need to check out the REI camp kitchen sale that’s going on right now. There are some huge discounts on all kinds of gear from cookware, stoves, to picnicking equipment, and coolers. It’s a fantastic way to save big with up to […] -
ZERO BREEZE Mark 2 is the first real off-grid AC and it’s discounted right now
The ZERO BREEZE Mark 2 is the first true off-grid AC you can take camping, in an RV, or use while living in a van or off-grid. -
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.