We got input from several athletes and adventure writers to make our picks of the best women’s trail running socks on the market You’re not going to hop over to your local Walmart and find the best trail running socks to maximize your performance. So…
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For some people, hiking and camping is not enough; they need something more to get the adrenaline pumping. Cliff jumping is one of the best ways for daredevils to get their dose of adrenaline. They launch themselves off of a cliff into a pool of…
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Backcountry skiing, snowmobiling, ice climbing, etc, can all be extremely fun. However, when you and your friends are traversing the wilderness to get to your sport location, there is a chance that you may encounter dangerous wild animals. In fact, you could run into all…
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Every once in a while, you’re lucky enough to find a trail that is short, yet full of fun scrambling and memorable views. Mostly trafficked by locals, Ho Chi Minh Trail is a surfer trail tucked away and tricky to find if you don’t know what you’re looking for. Just off La Jolla…
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A few things that are essential to any outdoor enthusiast facing a survival situation are a knowledge of basic emergency skills, calm demeanor, and a clear focus. Before you head out to the wilderness, you’ll need to prepare a basic survival kit that includes the…
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Every pair of Lowa boots I have owned, I have loved and hiked to death. The Zephyr GTXⓇ Mids are no exception. Easy to break in, the Zephyr’s are comfortable, supportive, and lightweight–clocking in at 2.13 pounds. I wore them around only a few times…
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Mountain biking during wintertime can seem like a daunting idea, even if you’re an experienced rider. While cruising around during the warm summer days is hard to beat, you can still get a lot of enjoyment from mountain biking during the colder months. Plus, you’ll…
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Sometimes you want the feeling of “real” outdoor camping, setting up your tent and sleeping on the ground, curled up in your sleeping bag. Other times, you would like something a bit more upscale, and perhaps even sleep on an actual bed, while still enjoying…
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We were lucky to be able to make the trip down to Nashville in August to be in the path of totality for the solar eclipse, however after our car’s A.C. decided to take some time off (in 95 degree weather), we were dying to…
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