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There’s an eternal question about what to eat in the backcountry. Let a thru-hiker guide you on what foods you may want to pack out.

I tried MUD\WTR, and maybe you should too. Here’s how I make my perfect mushroom latte, plus some tips and tricks I’ve learned along the way.

The latest in artificial intelligence is launching this week. Humane is releasing its AI Pin and maybe you can take it hiking.

We have talked a lot about base layers to prepare for the cold weather. But what about the outer layers? Here are some options.

November might hardly seem like the time to start planning your 2024 thru-hikes, but permits have opened for some of the longest trails.

To continue hiking into the cold weather, add some layers, do some extra planning, and you can enjoy hiking late into the year.

Don’t let wet weather keep you from enjoying the outdoors this fall. Protect you and your gear with must-have items from Sea to Summit.

If you need something new to enhance your trip down the mountain, check out some of these items to round out your ski and snowboard gear.

There’s something about cooking over a fire. But make sure you get something sturdy for camp, like the Lodge Deep Dutch Oven.