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The Dyrt’s new feature makes finding campsites easier than ever
Dyrt Pro already gives members access to a lot of extra tools to find a great campsite, but there's a new feature called Drive Time that promises to be helpful. -
This is the best ski resort in North America, according to real skiers
The results are in! OnTheSnow's Best Overall Ski Resort in North America award went to Big Sky in Montana, which is definitely going on my bucket list. -
Tired of packed campgrounds? Farm camping might be your new favorite getaway
Farm camping is gaining popularity as the relaxing alternative to packed campgrounds, with unique stays on working farms that let guests reconnect with nature. -
Should you go hiking in sandals? It depends
Here's everything you need to know about hiking in sandals, as well as how to find the best pair for your hiking needs. Adventure awaits! -
Pirelli unveils the Scorpion XTM AT, its most extreme all-terrain tire ever
Whether mud, dirt, gravel, snow, slush, or ice, Pirelli's extreme Scorpion XTM all-terrain tire is built for serious on- and off-road exploration. -
Make overlanding even cooler with EcoFlow’s Wave 3 portable air conditioner
The Wave 3 portable air conditioner/heater combo brings year-round comfort to any off-grid overlanding or tent camping setup. -
Ball and Buck reimagines Schott’s iconic leather motorcycle jacket
The Ball and Buck x Schott NYC Leather Jacket honors traditions of the Schott design and Ball and Buck's sporting roots. -
The Grand Canyon Rim Trail surprised me — here’s why
Here's why the Rim Trail is the perfect introduction to the Grand Canyon that anyone can enjoy. -
Get your camping trip organized this summer with these campground booking sites
Spring is here, and prime camp season is upon us. Here are a few smart campsite booking alternatives to make your camping trip the best one yet. -
Segway’s Ninebot eKickScooter F3 a smarter commuter scooter with stability control
The F3's feature list includes everything required for a micromobility solution intended for frequent use. -
The ultimate list of top glamping locations in the United States
The Dyrt is one of the best camping apps available for people in the U.S., and they just released their 2025 glamping awards called the "Glampys." -
Don’t let wet socks ruin your hike this spring — these tips will keep you dry
Wet socks often come with blisters and even trench foot if your feet are constantly in a soggy condition over a several-day hike. Here's how to avoid it. -
The ultimate packing list for summer camping (so you’ll never forget a thing!)
Camping requires a ton of gear, and you're bound to forget something. We've done the hard work to put together the ultimate, all-in-one packing list for you. -
BioLite’s new solar lights earned a spot in my pack after just one trip
A testing of the new lanterns and string lights from BioLite. We came away impressed for several reasons. -
The North Face looks to keep you dry in 2025 with new rain collection
The North Face drops the Spring and Summer Rain Collection for the rainy months of the year. -
What to bring camping in a cabin
Hate lugging tents? Cabin camping might be your thing, but there's still plenty of things to pack for a luxurious experience. Here's what to bring camping in a cabin. -
Honda inspires hardcore campers to DIY their very own CR-V Dream Pod concept
Honda reimagines its wildly popular CR-V hybrid as a legit campervan that's smaller, lighter, and more fuel efficient than most DIY van builds. -
The Epic Day Pass is the ultimate insurance policy for backcountry skiers
The Epic Day Pass offers a flexible, affordable way to complement your backcountry adventures with lift access at top East Coast resorts. -
What is a draw in golf? How to hit it, when to use it, and more
Here’s how to hit a draw, when to use it to support your strategy, as well as some famous draws during the Masters and PGA Tour. -
Coleman looks to overthrow Yeti as the go-to cooler brand for campers
The world's most iconic cooler brand is stepping up its game with an all-new series designed to go head-to-head with Yeti. -
REI Co-op member sale: Get an extra 25% off trail gear this weekend
REI Co-op members, now's the time to buy trail clothing and trail gear as you can get an additional 25% discount on top of the retailer's lowered prices. -
Rainy day? You can still tee off with this new Carl’s Place golf simulator screen
On April 9th, 2025, the golf simulator company Carl's Place launched the brand-new High-Contrast Gray Golf Impact Screen, designed to transform the experience of indoor golf. -
Unicamp’s Sienna Pop Top brings mid-sized minivan camping back to the masses
Turn any 4th-generation Toyota Sienna minivan into a go-anywhere campervan with a standard hybrid powertrain and available AWD. -
Want to see wildlife up close? Head to these 7 national parks
KÜHL has just released a new study that ranks the top 10 U.S. national parks for wildlife spotting based on species diversity and visitor interest across eight categories -
Escapod drops Topo2 MTB: The first-ever travel trailer built for mountain bikers
The featherweight, four-season travel trailer is a go-anywhere, mountain-biking basecamp with serious off-road chops. -
When is golf season? Here are key dates to know
Golf season is tricky to pin down, primarily because it can vary depending on where you are in the world. Here are some key dates to know about golf season. -
Runaway Campers’ Venturist is a rugged “squaredrop” towable for minimalists
The minimalist design belies its long list of off-road ready features and optional creature comforts designed to take you anywhere. -
Grand Canyon camping fees are rising: Here’s what you need to know
Starting on May 1, 2025, Grand Canyon National Park is implementing a fee increase for front country standard campsites at major campgrounds. -
The best things to do in Big Bend National Park: An adventure you’ll never forget
There are lots of things to do in Big Bend National Park — this list simplifies your visit so you see the best gems it has to offer. -
Why the XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro is my go-to projector for travel and camping
The XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro portable projector is lightweight, wireless, modern, and easy to use. Here's why it should be your travel go-to, based on my one-month test -
Aterra Slide-In truck camper transforms your pickup into an overland-ready rig
With maximum versatility for pickup owners looking for an overlanding rig that's exactly as dialed-in as they need it to be. -
The 20 best U.S. national parks to explore now
You could spend years exploring the wonders of these U.S. national parks, or you can focus on the best of the best. Here are our top 20 national park picks. -
The 2025-26 Ikon Pass adds a must-visit North American ski spot
If you've ever considered getting the Ikon pass, the 2025-26 winter season is sizing up to be a great year with the addition of Le Massif De Charlevoix in Canada. -
Traeger introduces the Flatrock 2 Zone: a compact griddle for small outdoor spaces
Traeger's new Flatrock 2 Zone griddle packs pro-level performance into a compact design—perfect for small patios and big flavor. -
Why more Americans are solo camping than ever before
This year, The Dyrt's 2025 camping report has an interesting new twist: solo camping is officially on the rise for the third year in a row. -
Rumpl Wrap Sack is the Goldilocks “un”-sleeping bag you never knew you needed
The clever design isn't quite a sleeping bag or a camp quilt. It's somehow both and neither, and we absolutely love it. -
Crater Lake’s 2026 closure means now’s the time to visit
Crater Lake, which is the deepest lake in the United States, is closing for three years starting in 2026. Here's what you need to know before renovations start. -
My thoughts on InfinaCore’s P3 Pro: A must-have portable power solution
The P3 Pro has been highly anticipated ever since it was unveiled at CES 2024 and was successfully backed by a Kickstarter campaign. Here's how it holds up. -
Outside Van’s Baseline is the perfect blank canvas for your DIY campervan build
Get a professionally designed head start for your next campervan build with Outside Van's purpose-built "blank canvas" for vanlifers. -
Experience nature at its finest: The best national parks to visit this May
So, you’ve got a free weekend in May? There’s no better place to spend a glorious spring weekend than at one of our gorgeous national parks. Here are my top three recommendations! -
REI releases upgraded Half Dome 2 Tent with new features for better camping
Ror their 45th anniversary, REI released an updated version of the Half Dome 2 Tent for the spring along with their brand-new collection of clothing and gear. -
LGA takes things back to basics with the minimalist CrashPad trailer camper
The clever, lightweight towable is a covered cargo/gear trailer by day, and a go-anywhere, off-road-ready camp shelter by night. -
Golf made simple: Basic golf terminology every beginner should know
Golf has a ton of terms, and some of them might sound like Greek to a non-golfer. Let's fix that right now! -
Stargazing in the darkest national park in the U.S. — what you need to know
While you may only view Death Valley as the hottest around, it actually breaks all kinds of other records, too. Here's how to stargaze at this iconic location. -
Joshua Tree National Park to close busiest entrance for massive revamp: What to know
National Park Service is closing down all traffic from Monday, April 7th to Thursday, April 10th for some updates to the West entrance station. -
Storyteller Overland’s Crew Mode is a rugged adventure van for the whole family
Storyteller Overland's first-ever family-size adventure van packs plenty of space and creature comforts, along with the brand's legendary off-road capability. -
Blue Ridge Parkway begins major repairs—what to know for your trip
Officials have identified at least 57 landslides in North Carolina, but the National Park Service has mobilized several ongoing efforts to restore the parkway. -
REI’s Traverse is an all-new bear canister that’s tough on bears, easy on humans
REI's all-new Traverse is its first-ever bear canister, and it features a clever modular design that's bulletproof against bears, yet easier to open for humans. -
Enjoy up to 50% off from REI’s end of winter sale — hurry!
REI Co-op just launched its end of winter sale, which is offering camping and hiking deals as well as snow clothing deals. Whether you want to start getting ready for your outdoor adventures during spring, or you’re already thinking of preparing for next year’s winter season, you wouldn’t want to miss the huge savings that […] -
The change at Acadia National Park you need to know before you visit
Already, several national parks like the Badlands have already made the switch, but as of April 15th, Acadia National Park will officially join the list.