Hiking & Backpacking
Wild and free—that's the creed of those seeking liberation from the soul-stifling constraints of society. While civilization tends to cookie-cut human identity into subservient models, outdoor enthusiasts find ways to stay connected to nature, and thus retain their individual spirits. Read more >>
Slowing down at Woody Creek Cabin. Solitude is rare; peace of mind more so. Even deep in the Montana woods, our minds race and we’re removed from the moment, stressing about deadlines, bills, social commitments. It’s hard to be relaxed, paradoxical as that sounds. Read more >>
MSR’s Hubba Hubba is a backpacker favorite. But what if you want to go light, fast, and long without sacrificing features? Read more >>
In the past, I haven't been a big fan of trail shoes that straddle the line between light trail runners and heavy-duty hiking boots. Read more >>
In this age of infinite information and unlimited choices, curation is paramount—and food is no exception. Read more >>
My husband is well known for saying “function, not fashion” when it comes to outdoor gear, but with the new Juniper 6” insulated Read more >>
I’ve always looked to Oboz for my hiking footwear. So, when I was searching for a crossover boot—something I could hike the trail in and wear around town—, I went to Oboz first. Read more >>
A minimalist hiker for the weight-conscious. Gram-counting is all the rage these days, and that trend hasn't been ignored by the long-distance-hiking crowd. Read more >>
When you own an active dog, you don’t really have a choice about getting out; the dog must be walked no matter the weather. Read more >>
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