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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Choosing which camera bag to purchase might seem like an easy decision on the surface but it can, in fact, be pretty confusing if you don’t know what options there are or what you even need. There is a wide variety of different styles of…
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This winter seems like it has taken a long time to take hold, unless you live in New England. Places in the West are still bone dry, and the snow conditions are record-breakingly low in typically in snow-saturated areas like the Sierra Nevada and the…
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In days gone by, rockers on snow skis didn’t even exist so it would never be something you’d concern yourself with. However, as technologies have advanced, so have skis and this can make the buying process even more complicated. So, what is a rocker and…
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One of the strangest yet most satisfying of surfing phenomena is the elusive slurpee wave. The rare spectacle is a slush-like substance caused by freezing temperatures as the waves slowly roll in. Jonathon Nimerfroh, a resident of Nantucket, was lucky enough to photograph the slurpee…
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When the weather starts to get colder and the snow begins to fall, it’s time for some winter adventures. If you need a change of pace from skiing, we’ve got you covered. Bundle up and head out to take part in one of our top…
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What’s the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning? We could put a safe bet that snoozing the alarm, checking your phone, rolling over or all three of those are on your list. The truth is, your morning routine has the…
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Nationally known as “The Trails State,” Michigan has more than 12,500 miles of state-designated trails for hikers, bikers, equestrians, ATV riders, and more. And there are hundreds more miles of local, county, and federal trails in the state. Michigan Trails Week is coming up fast, September 24-30, 2017,…
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Having fun outdoors doesn’t have to be complicated, so we bring you a reminder that even some of the most vital skills every outdoor enthusiast needs to have are often more simple than we make them out to be. These principles of wilderness safety are…
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