Delivery drone helps stranded hiker in first-of-its-kind Arizona mountain rescue
Drones have become a nuisance for many hikers despite strict laws prohibiting their use in US National Parks and other wilderness areas. But this recent story out of Arizona proves they can also be used for good. Earlier this month, a helicopter flying a routine patrol over Phoenix’s Camelback Mountain spotted a hiker attempting to […]
The Roccia Vet Woolfelt boot by Diemme x Hiking Patrol is hiking refined
Hiking Patrol and Diemme unite for their fourth collaboration that introduces a new iteration of the Roccia Vet Woolfelt
These are the best U.S. states for hiking, according to a new study
According to a new study from outdoor brand KÜHL, some states are far better trail territory than others.
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Hawaii’s Diamond Head hike is quicker, easier, and more beautiful than expected
Before visiting Diamond Head Hawaii, I wondered just how challenging this hike would be and how long it would take to hike up and back down. To my surprise, the hike was much easier and shorter than expected. -
Climbing Mount Everest just got harder — and possibly safer
For the almost 500 climbers hoping to summit in 2025, these rules will seek to mitigate some of the challenges faced in previous years, particularly in overcrowding. -
How long do hiking boots last? Make yours last longer with these tips
So, how long do hiking boots last? It depends on a variety of factors like the quality of the materials, care and maintenance, and usage. -
3 easy hikes in Sedona that are big on views, not effort
These three easy hikes in Sedona are worth adding to your itinerary for a great view of the town's rock formations with minimal effort. -
Align debuts its spring line-up, with plenty to discover
Align debuts its three newest styles for the spring season -
From mountains to muddy trails: The top hiking shoe brands you need to know
Whether you're looking for your first pair or a replacement, here are my favorite hiking shoe brands, as well as a couple of recommendations to get you started. -
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! -
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. -
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. -
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. -
Upgrade your trail runs this spring with Brooks’ latest shoe
Brooks Running just expanded their collection to include The Brooks Caldera 8, which is the latest iteration of its max-cushioned trail running shoe. -
You’ll now have to pay double to climb Mount Fuji
Starting this summer, hikers will face a significant increase in the cost to climb Mount Fuji. -
Boots, buddies, and beyond: Why joining a hiking club can transform your life
Whether you're fresh in town or looking for a new group of friends, here's why you should consider signing up for a hiking club this year. -
Why trail runners should consider using a walkie talkie for safety
Whether you're navigating the backcountry, coordinating a film shoot, or preparing for emergencies, the GXT67 PRO delivers exceptional performance and durability. -
Should hiking shoes be bigger? A guide to finding the perfect fit
After you've found your new best friends, one of the biggest questions that might cross your mind is: should hiking shoes be bigger than my sneakers? -
Why you should swap hiking boots for trail runners on your next adventure
While getting out in nature was always the best part of my week, I swapped my heavy hiking boots for some lightweight trail running shoes last year, and it was the best decision I ever made.
Snow Sports
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Jake Canter on Creativity, Comebacks, and the Mindset Behind an Olympic Run
Jake Canter stood above the Milano Cortina slopestyle course and surveyed the terrain with a laser-like focus. Then, with a determined slap of his hands, he ollied 90 degrees and dropped in for his third and final run, needing a near-perfect performance for a medal. Rolling down the course, he executed precise boardslides, a double […] -
Jones Howler Review: Freeride Precision with Freestyle Instincts
I hiked toward the Continental Divide, perched above the back bowls of Copper Mountain, and took in the Tenmile Range. Up ahead, the snow-covered, teepee-like heights of Peak 1 (12,805 ft), Peak 2 (13,580 ft, and Peak 6 (12,573 ft) unfolded before me. Then, as I reached the Ski Patrol shack, I noticed something: the […] -
Natural Selection DNA: Burton High Fidelity Snowboard Review
Testing Burton's High Fidelity Snowboard in the Canadian Rockies. -
Frisco, Colorado: The Cozy Basecamp Between Colorado’s Biggest Mountains
I stepped out the door of Hotel Frisco and turned left, and walked west down Main Street. A snow dusting lingered from the prior weekend and covered chairs and lined sidewalks. The air was calm, quiet. Multi-colored Christmas lights wrapped around lampposts, like the swirls in a candycane. Mount Royal loomed over the horizon as […]
Camping
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Honda Base Station hints at the future of compact electrified travel trailers
While Honda is a household name for many reasons, building futuristic electric travel trailers isn’t one of them. Now, the iconic automaker is looking to change that with the debut of its all-new Base Station concept. While Honda lists its new Base Station as a “prototype,” it hints at a very bright future for electric […] -
Hyundai’s sleek new Staria electric campervan is a beauty, but there’s a catch
Electric RVs are almost certainly the way of the future, and campervans are no exception. Hyundai just unveiled a fully-loaded, off-grid-ready version of its understated Staria van, and it’s a thing of beauty for vanlifers. But there’s a catch. The reimagined Staria is an all-electric camper van from the powertrain to the fully-applianced kitchen. Hyundai […] -
Airstream’s World Traveler 22RB is among the company’s most affordable RVs ever
Few names are as synonymous with road-tripping as Airstream. But the brand’s iconic “silver bullet” travel trailers often come with a sky-high price tag. Now, the company wants to change that with the debut of one of its most accessible models ever. The new World Traveler 22RB relies on the same World Traveler chassis that […] -
Deuter’s Duffel Pro Roller 90 might be the year’s best adventure travel bag
Yes, we’re only two weeks into 2026. But, I’m calling it now: Deuter may have just created the year’s best, most versatile bag for adventure travelers. The all-new Duffel Pro Roller 90 is a near-perfect hybrid bag. It combines the roomy packability (90 liters, as the name implies) of a duffel bag with the free-wheeling […]
Snowboarding
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Jake Canter on Creativity, Comebacks, and the Mindset Behind an Olympic Run
Jake Canter stood above the Milano Cortina slopestyle course and surveyed the terrain with a laser-like focus. Then, with a determined slap of his hands, he ollied 90 degrees and dropped in for his third and final run, needing a near-perfect performance for a medal. Rolling down the course, he executed precise boardslides, a double […] -
Jones Howler Review: Freeride Precision with Freestyle Instincts
I hiked toward the Continental Divide, perched above the back bowls of Copper Mountain, and took in the Tenmile Range. Up ahead, the snow-covered, teepee-like heights of Peak 1 (12,805 ft), Peak 2 (13,580 ft, and Peak 6 (12,573 ft) unfolded before me. Then, as I reached the Ski Patrol shack, I noticed something: the […] -
Natural Selection DNA: Burton High Fidelity Snowboard Review
Testing Burton's High Fidelity Snowboard in the Canadian Rockies. -
Frisco, Colorado: The Cozy Basecamp Between Colorado’s Biggest Mountains
I stepped out the door of Hotel Frisco and turned left, and walked west down Main Street. A snow dusting lingered from the prior weekend and covered chairs and lined sidewalks. The air was calm, quiet. Multi-colored Christmas lights wrapped around lampposts, like the swirls in a candycane. Mount Royal loomed over the horizon as […]