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Appalachian Trail State Profile: Maryland
There's a reason Maryland is one of the most popular states among Appalachian Trail section hikers. It’s just 40 miles in length, making it ideal for
Jeff “Legend” Garmire Begins Colorado Trail FKT Attempt
Jeff “Legend” Garmire set out on the Colorado Trail at 6:52 MST Friday morning with a 32-pound pack and an ambitious goal to thru-hike the entire
Appalachian Trail State Profile: West Virginia
Of the 14 Appalachian Trail states, West Virginia is the shortest by far. Considering that there are only four (!!) miles of trail through the entire
Gear Review: Therm-a-Rest Vela 20 Two-Person Quilt
The Vela is Therm-a-Rest’s first and only line of couples' backpacking quilts. As the outdoor equipment industry trends increasingly ultralight, the
The Ultimate Guide to Backpacking Sleeping Bags and Quilts for All Budgets
A bad night’s sleep is the quickest way to ruin a camping trip. At best, you’re guaranteed to be sore, miserable, and exhausted by morning. At worst,
Leaving the PCT Because of COVID-19: A Day-by-Day Breakdown
A few weeks ago I decided to quit the PCT because of COVID-19. It sucks, but I’m one of the lucky ones. I still have a home, a job, and an intact
How to Choose the Proper Rain Gear for Your Hike
This is a sponsored post brought to you by REI. Check out an REI Hiking Course near you. Angry storm clouds swirl overhead as icy rain
6 Long Trails That Are Perfect for Beginners
This is a sponsored post brought to you by REI. Check out an REI Hiking Course near you. Are you a passionate day-hiker looking to break
Gear Review: MSR Lightning Ascent Snowshoes
MSR's Lightning Ascent snowshoes have been helping hikers navigate four-season conditions for years. Weighing in around four pounds, the Ascents are
Appalachian Trail State Profile: Maine
Two hundred and eighty-two miles of adventure are sandwiched between New Hampshire’s Mount Success and Katahdin, the revered Northern Terminus of the