For Gina Lucrezi, trail running with a group of women in Colorado, removing old barbed wire fence as a volunteer on public lands in Chaffe County and hosting marathons across the nation are commonplace. As the founder of Trail Sisters — an organization striving to…
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Looking for a refresh of some seasonal gear? We’ve got a list of great new releases that will add value to your time on the trails or across the water. Whether you’re hitting the trails, setting up camp or exploring new waters, having the right…
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Whether you’re looking to expand your collection of outdoorsy books or looking for inspiring and practical reads, this curated list of books may help. These books cater to a variety of interests, such as budget camping to long-distance hiking, river adventures, wildlife encounters and trail…
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When you’re gearing up to go outside in hot weather months, wool probably isn’t the first fabric you think of. Most people turn to synthetic tees made of polyester, nylon or rayon. But Merino wool and Alpine Merino wool (often referred to as just “Alpine…
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In your outdoor pursuits — from hiking to climbing, skiing to kayaking, or strolling on a river walk trail — you probably have some motivational reason for doing what you’re doing. You could be motivated to exercise, relax, to get fresh air or to simply…
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Sometimes it’s easy to forget the simple joys of outdoor exploration — especially in the digital age where screen access is abundant. But tucked away in the corners of history are outdoor pastimes you can rediscover or learn about for the first time. Traditional outdoor…
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Most outdoor activities promote the value of being self-sufficient — especially when it comes to your power. Whether you’re camping in the wilderness, overlanding for a week in the desert or hiking along remote trails, you likely don’t have reliable access to electricity. Fortunately, advancements by…
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In the world of outdoor gear, each component serves an important role — contributing to your comfort, safety and performance in a variety of environments. Understanding the anatomy of outdoor gear will help you make the best gear choices based on your needs. When you…
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When you’re camping, weather is unpredictable at times. The skills to start a fire in varying weather conditions are good to have. And having the right materials to build a fire can make or break your campfire. Whether you’re camping in a forest of pines,…
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It’s easy to get stuck indoors staring at your laptop, TV or phone — even as an avid hiker or nature lover. And like a lot of people, you may find yourself indoors during certain times of the year or stuck in the daily grind…
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