The sound of water crashing down Morrell Falls near the town of Seeley Lake is a sight to behold — and a favorite gem of locals If you’re visiting Montana, your destination most likely includes one or both of the U.S. national parks within the…
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Like any piece of gear, getting the best trekking pole means exploring your options and finding what works best for your specific adventures Trekking poles (also called hiking poles, walking poles or hiking sticks) can give you the extra balance, stride and speed you need…
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This LuminAID PackLite helps to bring modern convenience to the outdoors As a long-time fan of the TV show Shark Tank, I’ve seen hundreds of people pitch their products to investors. And I’ve been fascinated by a lot of those products. But when an…
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Hiking poles may be a good addition to your next hike, but like any piece of gear, they require proper technique and knowledge Hiking poles (also called trekking poles, walking poles or hiking sticks) may give you the extra confidence and stability you need while…
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Here are 6 ways to tell if your hiking boots are getting worn out If my favorite pair of Keen hiking boots could talk, they’d have lots of stories to tell — like the time they valiantly kept my feet dry while crossing the Kootenei…
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You’ve probably heard the phrase “Leave No Trace” or you’ve seen the phrase at a trailhead or on a wilderness brochure. But what does “Leave No Trace” actually mean? Here’s some basic background on the subject and some practical ways to minimize your impact on…
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Getting out in nature is a wonderful escape from your everyday routine. You likely go camping to unwind, enjoy the fresh air, explore and spend time relaxing with friends and family. But aside from the written campground rules (which you should know and abide by),…
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There are several perks to using magnesium flint sticks for starting a campfire, plus knowing how to do that is a great outdoor skill to have Whether you’re camping in the wilderness, a campground or in your backyard with your kids, your campfire is likely…
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If you don’t already have a roll of duct tape on your backcountry essential equipment list, it’s time to add it. This durable and sticky tape, invented more than 75 years ago during World War II, has hundreds of uses. Alaskan mushers use it on…
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Learning some skills for trail running in mud — and how to navigate those sloppy conditions — can give you more confidence during a workout. If you’re hitting the trails in the coming months (especially in springtime), chances are you’ll encounter sloppy conditions along the…
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