If you’re planning a trip to Yosemite National Park, then you’re probably hoping to enjoy views of Yosemite Falls, Sentinel Rock, and Half Dome. Luckily, you can get views of all that and more on Cook’s Meadow Loop. If you’re new to hiking and worried about the difficulty,…
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Ask any runner that has traded in the road for the trail; they can’t see themselves looking back. When you start trail running, you trade in the hustle and bustle of the city for the sounds and sights of nature, and there’s no beating that.…
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Rock climbing is a fun and social exercise, which is why it’s no surprise that its gaining momentum. An untold number of both avid outdoor enthusiasts and city folk have taken up the sport, with climbing gyms opening up all across the country. If you’ve…
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Freeze-dried meals are everywhere now; they’re not just reserved for the space-inclined anymore. They have actually become a popular choice for backcountry hikers, as they are lightweight, nutritionally sound, convenient, and a hot meal is always appreciated at the end of a long hiking day.…
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If there’s a group of people that is notorious for talking about food, its thru-hikers. You will often find them talking about what food they’re carrying, their calorie to ounce ratio, where they were able to source food from, and the strange meal they created…
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There is no better time during the year to admire some majestic waterfalls than during springtime. From the Blue Ridge Mountains in the east to the Cascades in the west, scenic and majestic waterfalls are crying out for a visit. We’ve put together a short…
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Anyone that runs on roads or around the city often dreams of trail running, as its seen as the next frontier and rewarding on an entirely different level. Trail running lets you explore nature at its best, and when compared to hiking, you can experience…
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We are constantly surrounded by GPS technology. It was once considered revolutionary but can now be found in everything from dog collars to drones. There are countless uses for GPS devices, and a handheld device can be a very valuable tool for outdoor enthusiasts while…
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Snowshoeing is not as intimidating as you may believe. If you’ve ever hiked, and you’ve enjoyed it, you’ll be able to snowshoe. Trillium Lake is a great place to start, as you will be surrounded by snow-covered evergreen trees, with impressive mountain views. Trillium Lake…
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Backcountry skiing covers a wide range of types of skiing, including randonnée, ski mountaineering, freeskiing and alpine touring. At its core, backcountry skiing means that you will not have the assistance of a lift, and you’re the one responsible for getting to the top of…
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