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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Wakeboard bindings (or boots, as they’re sometimes called) are a crucial part of your wakeboarding gear. They are responsible for securing you to your wakeboard, so you need to make sure that you choose the right bindings. Properly fitting wakeboard bindings should feel tight, but…
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We’re almost at the tail end of ski season, yet the snow-covered peaks are still flooded with skiers and snowboarders trying to get as much powder as possible. Whether you’re just starting out on your skiing journey or you’re an experienced snowboarder, you should make…
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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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Massive areas all over the country receive a fair amount of snowfall during the winter, but if you live in the southwest or west, winter can mean an opportunity for something not many of us have tried before – desert camping. The desert is commonly…
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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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Backcountry camping is all about learning what is invaluable and what you can live without. And honestly, the more we venture outdoors, the more we learn that we can always pack lighter and end up leaving unnecessary things back home. One of the best ways…
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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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Your next adventure is all planned out. You know where you’re going, how to get there, who you’re going with, and all your gear is out and ready to be packed. But have you thought about what you need to bring besides a camera and…
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One of the biggest rushes you can have in a body of water is kayaking. This very versatile sport lets you play in waterfalls, river rapids, lakes, and even the ocean. Kayaking is a fantastic way to get close to nature and explore the world…
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