Sea to Summit Hydraulic Dry Pack Review

Kyle Frost

We put this bag to the test on a 16-day trip down the Grand Canyon. Casual.

9 Campsites for Fall camping in the Southeast U.S

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Camping is a great way to slow down and reconnect with nature. It takes extra effort if you're going somewhere chilly! If you're looking to escape the colder months without needing snow gear, check out these campgrounds in the Southeast U.S.

Van life So Far, Reflections

Angie Vasquez

I built out a van and traveled across the U.S. during the pandemic. I made new friends, reunited with old ones, and reconnected with family. Through breakdowns and uncomfortable parking spots, I learned that I live out of the van, not in it.

Touring the Cedar River Watershed

Samara Almonte

This educational fieldtrip was more than checking a diversity box, it was an opportunity for intergenerational and interracial learning about where our drinking water comes from in Seattle.

Creek Fire: Exiting the John Muir Trail During a Raging Wildfire

Kristen Fuller

Sharing my experience of evacuating the JMT with my dog during the Creek Fire.

48 Hours In Jackson Hole

Drew Silvers

Want to maximize your time in Grand Teton National Park at Togwotee? Follow my lead!

Visiting Old Friends

Sarah Ortegon

On a recent trip to Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado with my family, I learned that conservation should center around inclusivity.

15 Stunning Destinations for Fall Foliage

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Cooler temperatures, bursts of warm colors, and the scent of crisp air make Fall the perfect time to get active outdoors. Across the US, even in some unsuspecting locations, there are plenty of picturesque autumn hikes to delight in Fall foliage.

10 Things to Do in Alaska During Shoulder Season

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Take advantage of visiting Alaska in the Fall. Fewer crowds, bursting colors, Northern Lights, plenty of hikes, and discounts galore are calling your name.

6 Favorite Fall Hikes with Unlikely Hikers

Jenny Bruso

With Unlikely Hikers, I’ve had the privilege of leading hikes all over the U.S. with people of all identities and physical abilities. Hardcore hikers join us right along with people who don’t consider themselves hikers.

Still There

Aaron Rickel Jones

Learn how to play the most addicting outdoor game ever invented.

Every Kid has the Right to Camp

Francis Mendoza

From a kid who never camped, I believe every kid has a right to go to summer camp...even big ones.

Youth Leading the Climate Justice Movement

Samara Almonte

Lessons I have learned from working with youth and how they keep me optimistic against the climate crisis.

Safety Tips for the Solo Female Vanlifer

Angie Vasquez

Erin & Caroline's Very Good Day

Erin McGrady

Good dogs. Good hikes. Good beer. Good days. These are the things we live for.

What planting corn taught me about being alive.

Aaron Rickel Jones

Back in May I accidentally fell in love with corn I planted in the median between the sidewalk and the street in front of our Los Angeles duplex.

Travel, Camp, and Explore in These Ripstop Pants

Perry Cohen

I recently tested out Eddie Bauer’s men’s Top Out Ripstop Pants. I took them on a camping and rafting trip in Fruita, Colorado, and in the Cataract Canyon section of the Colorado River in Utah.

The Osprey Heritage Simplex: Worthy of the Re-imagined Classic

Erin McGrady

Versatile and cool, one of Osprey's classic designs gets a great update.

Top 8 Adventures at Cuyahoga Valley National Park

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Though the state of Ohio may immediately bring to mind popular cities like Cleveland and Cincinnati, it is also known for its rolling hills, plunging valleys, and over 40,000 miles of waterways. The natural terrain of Ohio is rich and full of life. Try out these noteworthy adventures in Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

7 Anglers to Catch on Instagram Right Now

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Grab your rods and let’s see who’s making a splash on Instagram.

Review: Mountain Hardwear Men's Kor Preshell Full Zip Hoody

Harry McSween

You can go camping without a Subaru.

Aaron Rickel Jones

Contrary to REI parking lots across the country, you are not required to drive a Subaru to go on a camping trip.

Review: Ultimate Direction Hydro Tight

Sam Chaneles

Load up the UD Hydro Tight with snacks, water, keys, and hit the trails!

Rice and Beans, In Solidarity

Francis Mendoza

We're breaking all the rules, busting through the bamboo ceiling and moving past piñatas and lumpia in the outdoors.