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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The pros, the cons and why I’m obsessed with Balega’s Hidden Comfort socks for all my runs Whether you’re new to running or a seasoned distance runner, you probably know the value of quality running shoes. And you know that caring for your feet can…
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If you’ve ever wondered what giant shaggy-haired bison look like close up, you’d be right at home in Alberta, Canada’s Elk Island National Park. But there’s more than just bison there. You’ll find plenty of other big-game species wandering the park, like elk, moose and…
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For some people, the thought of camping in bear country is intimidating. And rightly so. There’s a lot to learn about camping in bear country, and it can be overwhelming. But with the right knowledge, you should be able to camp with confidence when roughing…
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Visiting a ghost town isn’t for everyone. But if you’re drawn to the rich history of the West, you’d like to step foot in an abandoned saloon and you enjoy scenic mountain drives, then Montana’s well-preserved Garnet Ghost Town should spark your curiosity. Here’s the…
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