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Hitch Tent Is a Clever, Non-Rooftop Platform for Your Rooftop Tent
To camp in a tent is glorious; to camp in a rooftop tent is sublime. -
Leatherman’s Beloved Multi-Tool, the Signal, Just Got 3 Bold Color Options
Cancel your fancy brunch plans. Portland heritage tool company Leatherman just came out with the perfect Father’s Day gift. -
Visit the Official Orvis Saltwater Fly-Fishing School at This Massachusetts Inn
Learn to cast like a pro with Orvis' elite fly-fishing guides at this classic Cape Cod inn. -
Take Your Pops on an Over-the-Top Alaskan Fishing Trip This Father’s Day
The only thing you need to figure out is how to get you and your pops there. -
Colorado Is Now Home to the Newest International Dark Sky Park
The 90-year-old Colorado park is among the best places in the U.S. for stargazing. -
How to Get Rid of Mosquitoes: Tips for Keeping Pests Away
For expert advice on how to get rid of mosquitoes, we turned to Karen Reardon of Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment (RISE) -
Mountain Mug: Famed Mountain Climber Conrad Anker Talks His Skincare Routine
Start using Conrad’s tips now so you don’t look like a leathered stick of beef jerky later in life. -
JaxJox KettlebellConnect is the One Kettlebell to Rule Them All
This one kettlebell can do the work of six kettlebells, allowing you to streamline your at-home gym equipment. -
Put All 419 U.S. National Parks in Your Pocket with the Chimani App
Chimani gives you the power to know what to see, when to go, and where to poop in every U.S. National Park. -
Support Our National Parks By Stunting a Parks Project X Jungmaven Hemp Tee
The tees in the collaboration are the perfect purchase for someone who wants to support the National Parks while also wearing something that would work perfectly on a hike in them. -
Save Money on Your Gear by Renting It First with Coozie Outdoors
If you're pondering your first wilderness expedition, then you probably don't need the best of the best gear — not when you can rent great outdoor equipment. -
8 Best Adult Summer Camps for Grown-Ass Men
You never spent a childhood summer at a camp like these. -
Go Off-Trail in Style with the New Danner Bull Run Lux Boots
The made-in-America Bull Run Lux doesn’t disappoint when it comes to the Portland brand’s legacy -
Wilderness First Aid: What to Pack and Know Before You Hit the Trail
Before you go for that next hike, mountain bike ride, high alpine climb, or car camping trip, bone up on wilderness medical intervention and make sure you pack accordingly. -
Hold Utility in the Palm of Your Hand with the Leatherman Free Collection
The Leatherman FREE series, features a first-of-its kind architecture built around integrated magnets -
Casting for a Good Time? Check Out this Trout and Ale Trail Across the U.S.
If you're a man who loves his fishing as much as he loves his craft beer, then pack up the tackle box and set out for one of the destinations on this trout and ale trail. -
Maker’s Mark and United By Blue Team Up to Take Out the Trash
If whiskey and cool outdoor apparel don’t inspire you to clean up trash, you literally have no soul. -
The James Brand Unsheathes Its First Fixed-Blade Knife
A fixed-blade knife is an essential tool and The James Brand Hell Gap is the perfect size for any task. -
Sierra Nevada’s Pale Ale for Trails Aims to Clean Up America’s Trail Systems
Getting outside is good for you, so you may as well help the planet while you're out there. -
Effortlessly Explore 31 U.S. National Parks from Home with Google Earth
f we’re stuck working, we can’t just drop everything and jet around the country for National Parks Week — but with Google Earth, you can. -
Visit Any U.S. National Park for Free this Saturday, April 20
April 20 marks the beginning of National Park Week 2019 and the service is celebrating with a full day of free exploration for park visitors. -
9 Outdoor Gear Brands that Cleverly Utilize Recycled Goods
Some brands are looking at incorporating recycled materials in the construction of new products that, once they have run their course, are also recyclable on the backend. -
The Gerber Fastball Knife Should Be Your New EDC Knife
There are those who carry a pocket knife and there are those who carry a Gerber. -
This Minimalist Cable Machine Will Elevate Your Home Gym Design
If you find yourself anticipating your workout but dreading the gym, it’s probably time to invest in a home fitness setup. For our money, there’s no better option than the NOHrD SlimBeam. -
Danner X Helinox Dropped the Only Camp Gear We Need for Spring
A boot, a chair, and a table make up the small but intentional special-edition line. -
What Is Cryotherapy? An Introduction to Whole-Body Cold Therapy
Whole-body cryotherapy promises everything from healing sports injuries to reducing anxiety. But does it deliver on its oversized claims? -
Hitch Hotel Might Be the Most Compact Travel Trailer We’ve Ever Seen
For RV campers and road trippers who value mobility, versatility, and portability, less is more. -
There’s No Place Like (a Floating) Home on the Raptor Platform
Think inflatable houseboat, portable dock, zombie apocalypse safe haven, and, sure, a floating fishing platform. -
Are E-bikes the Future of Transportation?
The humble bicycle had not changed much since it was invented in 1817. Now, technology is creating the fastest, easiest, and highest fun-factor method of transportation: the e-bike. -
This Camper Wants to Be Whatever Type of Travel Trailer You Need It to Be
SylvanSport's Vast is possibly the most versatile and configurable travel trailer ever. -
Why Camp on Land When You Can Camp on Water with an Inflatable Tent?
“The world is your waterbed,” says SmithFly, the masterminds behind the concept. -
Take Shelter Wherever You Roam With Rhino Rack’s Batwing Awning
Hiding in your tent every time you want a reprieve from the sun, wind, or rain while camping can get old quick, which is why retractable awnings have become popular. -
Sealander Is the Floating Camper You Didn’t Know You Needed
Imagine a small boating trailer that can be hitched to a small car then easily set into the water. We're big fans. -
Don’t Miss the Latest Snow Gear Deals of the Season
With the winter season coming to a close, it’s time to break out the patio furniture, dust off the bicycles, and buy some snow gear. Wait. Buy snow gear? -
A Beginner’s Guide to Hiking the Vorarlberg Region of the Austrian Alps
While the Austrian Alps have been made famous by 'The Sound of Music,' there’s more to this area than twirling through alpine meadows. -
Interview with Modern-Day Adventurer Hugo Turner, One-Half the Turner Twins
The Turner twins have made a name for themselves as “world first” adventurers, specializing in groundbreaking expeditions that raise awareness for medical research and environmental issues. -
Beauer 3X Camping Trailer Expands From Pod to Palace in Just 20 Seconds
Towing one of these campers means no more cramping (cramped camping) in small trailers and no maneuvering massive gas-guzzling RVs. -
Camp, Fish, and Actually Talk to Humans at Snow Peak Way 2022
How long has it been since you last got the recommended dose of nature bathing and happy hour around the campfire? Probably too long. Snow Peak can help. -
Wildside Book Review: For Those Who Choose Nature
From the careful curation of the pictures to the layout of text to the placement of quotes to the use of negative space, this is a book you will likely flip through in its entirety simply because every page is pleasant to behold. -
Kammok Says This Is the Ultimate Ultralight Backpacking Hammock
The Kammok Mantis is an all-in-one hammock system that could replace your backpacking tent. -
Appalachian Trail Record-Holder Joe McConaughy Talks Training, Torn Muscles, and Topping-Loaded Pizzas
It takes most people six months to complete the Appalachian Trail. Joe McConaughy, aka Stringbean, did it in less than 46 days. -
You Can Literally Text from the North Pole with Somewear Global Hotspot
Or the South Pole if that's a closer option for you … -
Trek the South Pole on Your Own Antarctic Expedition
Make no mistake: This isn't your typical "adventure tour." -
Backcountry Brews: Essential Beer Accessories for Your Next Camping Trip
Take wilderness exploration to the next level with these campground-ready beer accessories. -
This Tent Is Part Treehouse, Part SUP Board, and All Awesome
Imagine floating on the lake and sleeping among the trees, all with the same product. -
Tree Tents’ Fuselage Is an Extreme Wilderness Cabin Unlike Any Other
This aircraft-inspired wilderness "cabin" is no ordinary tiny home. -
Beyond Clothing Can Be Worn in Sub-Zero Temperatures and On Hot Dates
Do your clothes pass the re-warming test? Beyond's do. -
The Return of Dave Mackey: From Ultrarunner to Leg Amputee and Back
In 2016, ultrarunner Dave Mackey made the decision to amputate is left leg below the knee — but that hasn't stopped him.