The Cracker Lake trail is hands down one of the best hikes in Glacier National Park, Montana! It’s a fairly easy hike that will take you to a lake that’s unbelievably blue. At 12.5 miles (20.1 km) long, it’s perfect for a long day hike, or a short backpacking trip! This guide will tell you... The post Backpacking the Cracker Lake Trail in Glacier National Park appeared first on Anna Tee.| Anna Tee
The Medicine Grizzly Lake trail is an underrated, relatively quiet hike in Glacier National Park. You’ll have views of alpine meadows, towering peaks, cascading waterfalls, and the lake! At about 12 miles (19 km) round trip, it’s perfect for a long day hike, or for a short backpacking trip – and with only about 900... The post Backpacking the Medicine Grizzly Lake Trail in Glacier National Park appeared first on Anna Tee.| Anna Tee
These are some of the best backpacking movies to inspire you for your backpacking adventures wherever they may be.| Backpackingman
Stanley Idaho has been a place I've wanted to spend time in for years. I finally got around to it in January of 2021 and was stunned at the jagged mountain peaks and charm mountain town and KNEW I had to come back in the Summer to experience a different side of this extremely underrated| Miss Rover - Travel Blogger. Photographer. Model. Life Enthusiast.
The southernmost of four loop trails in the Citrus Tract of the Withlacoochee State Forest, Loop D showcases rocky limestone karst and rolling sandhill forests.| Florida Hikes
Connect the Florida Trail with a side loop through vast pine savannas, floodplain swamps, and cypress domes for a 15.5 mile loop to camp at Tillman Hammock in Green Swamp East.| Florida Hikes
I live in Squamish, so I hike in the Sea to Sky area a lot. And one of my favourite trails is Russet Lake in Garibaldi Provincial Park near Whistler. There are three different routes to get there (two of which are gorgeous), and you can camp or stay in a pretty luxurious backcountry hut … The post Russet Lake Hiking and Backpacking Trail Guide appeared first on Happiest Outdoors.| Happiest Outdoors
Different options for the wearing of blaze orange and other hi-vis colors while hiking during peak hunting season. Updated Fall 2025. Read More ... Continue reading A properly attired hiker: Blaze orange in hunting season at PMags.com.| PMags.com
Shakedown hikes are designed to prepare you to be both physically fit and ready with the stuff you need. "How To Use a Shakedown Hike To Prepare for Your Next Trek" appeared first on Scout Life magazine.| Scout Life magazine
I was helicoptered off of the Wind River High Route, but here's what it's like to tackle this challenging backpacking adventure.| Fox in the Forest
What to wear in what many people consider to be among the most difficult of conditions: cold and wet. Updated Sept 2025.| PMags.com
In-depth NEMO Hornet OSMO tent review covering the 1P, 2P, and 3P models. We tested the Hornet OSMO 1P at 11,000 feet in wind and rain—see how it performs for ultralight backpacking, weather protection, and livability.| OutdoorCrunch
“Just don’t give up trying to do what you really want to do. Where there is love and inspiration, I don’t think you can go wrong.” -Ella Fitzgerald November 23- After what felt like an eternity, we got back out on the trail today for a short day with some more challenging ascents. We started […]| Found in the Forest
“There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man: true nobility is being superior to your former self.” - Ernest Hemingway Our second section hike in New York taught me a few things; bugs love sweaty people, hiking in heels is a thing for some people and while curing syphilis with malaria might seem like a good idea, just not getting syphilis in the first place is the better route. After our previous section hike of NY on the Appalachian Trail, I decided to shift my workouts a...| Found in the Forest
Enjoy the best of the outdoor and town activities in the underrated city of Lander Wyoming. 8 best things to do in Lander Wyoming.| Miss Rover - Travel Blogger. Photographer. Model. Life Enthusiast.
Hike to alpine lakes and stunning peaks on the Skoki Loop trail in Banff National Park. Plan a backpacking trip with this trail guide.| Happiest Outdoors
We tested the XL version of the Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2 for two nights in the Colorado high country at over 11,000’. The experience confirmed what makes this series so popular: simple setup, smart features, and excellent storm performance for a tent in the ultralight category. The color coded poles and webbing on the […] The post Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2 Tent Review: Ultralight Shelter For Space Seekers appeared first on OutdoorCrunch.| OutdoorCrunch
I tested the Osprey Aether 55 extensively in Rocky Mountain conditions at altitudes exceeding 13,000 feet. This review reflects real-world performance across 22.5 miles of challenging terrain over three days of intensive use. Looking out from 13,250'. The Osprey Aether 55 does a great job distributing weight and providing stability while on the move.Osprey Men's […] The post Osprey Aether 55 Review: Field Tested Backpack for Multi-Day Trips appeared first on OutdoorCrunch.| OutdoorCrunch
In-depth Altra Olympus 6 Hike Mid GTX review: max cushioning, wide toe box, Vibram grip, and waterproof durability for backpackers and hikers.| OutdoorCrunch
When things went wrong on the Wind River High Route, we initiated a rescue and here's what I learned.| Fox in the Forest
Whether you’ve visited Dubai many times or it’s your first visit, use our Dubai for Couples Guide to plan a darlin’ romantic holiday with your significant other. If you’re looking to create unforgettable memories with the one you love, look no further than a trip to this Emirate. We’ll give you the best romantic things to do in Dubai for couples, as well as romantic places in Dubai to stay, whether you’re a high-roller, or on a *real person* dime. If you’re on a budget, don’t ...| Television of Nomads
With sleek design, top-notch service, and yummy dishes, Peter the Grill at Peninsula Tokyo Hotel is a must-try Tokyo restaurant with a view.| Television of Nomads
GG has been doing a fair bit of hiking, including a 3 night backpack, in Wilderness areas here in Colorado. And as often happens, this provokes some thoughts. In this case, just how wild should Wilderness be? (As a reminder, capital W Wilderness is an official land use designation; little w wilderness is, well, whatever […]| The Grumpy Geophysicist
Backpacking Kazakhstan: a travel guide with everything you need to know about travel in Kazakhstan for the independent budget traveller| Backpack Adventures
Hike or bike the Sea to Sky Trail from Squamish to Pemberton. A complete guide with up-to-date maps and directions plus camping info.| Happiest Outdoors
Traveling the world doesn’t have to break the bank. Budget travelers and deal-seekers alike swear by strategies that make adventures more affordable. But here’s the catch: "budget travel" and "cheap travel" aren’t the same thing. While they may sound interchangeable, they embody two very different approaches to exploring the globe.| The Budget Your Trip Blog
Getting off the beaten path in Europe lies a world of wonder, charming towns, remote villages, and natural landscapes where crowds are minimal, prices are lower, and authentic culture thrives. Off The Beaten Path in Europe: 15 Underrated Destinations Whether you’re a backpacker looking to escape the beaten trail, this guide showcases 15 underrated destinations… Read More »Off The Beaten Path in Europe: 15 Underrated Destinations| Backpackingman
At Sawgrass Island Preserve, hike 7.7 miles on multiple loops across uplands along a vast grassy wetland near Umatilla between Lake Yale and the Ocala National Forest.| Florida Hikes
Iceland’s longest continuous marked trail, some say. Where the night is not, the wind wails, the rain rages, and geysers gurgle. Starting June 15, 2019, I hiked from Skógar to Leirubakki in Iceland. My five day trek covered the following connected trails: Fimmvörðuháls Trail (Skógar and Þórsmörk, 24 km) Laugavegur Trail (Þórsmörk to Landmannalaugar, 63 km) Hellismannaleið Trail (Landmannalaugar to Rjúpnavellir, 55 km) Hellismannaleið Trail Extension (Rjúpnavellir to Leir...| Satoshi Village
I used to think “home” was a dirty word. Out there — on the road — was where life happened, full of exciting adventures, fascinating people, and endless possibilities. No dreary commutes, 30-minute lunch breaks, mind-numbing meetings, or endless lists of to-dos squeezed into a rushed weekend. Why would anyone want to be home, the... The post Home and Travel: Why You Can’t Appreciate One Without the Other appeared first on Nomadic Matt's Travel Site.| Nomadic Matt's Travel Site
Measuring around 800 miles, the Southern Utah Traverse was a combination of XC travel, 4WD tracks, rock scrambling, river wading, and established hiking trails.| The Hiking Life | Trail Guides, Gear Reviews, and Backpacking Tips
There are several notable short thru-hikes in the US that offer stunning scenery and a chance to immerse yourself in nature without committing to a long-distance trek. Here are the The post 7 Best Short Thru Hikes In The US appeared first on Car and Tent.| Car and Tent
If you have ever brought too much camera gear on a hike or backpacking trip, you need to read this article! The post Make Your Photography Backpack Lighter By Asking These Five Questions appeared first on Action Photo Tours.| Action Photo Tours
Wedgemount Lake is a glacier-fed lake that is located in Garibaldi Provincial Park, about 20 minutes outside of Whistler. This hike is no joke. I thought it was very strenuous, especially with a backpacking pack on. I completed this backpacking […] The post Backpacking Wedgemount Lake appeared first on Young Wayfarer.| Young Wayfarer
On a 12.2 mile loop at Potts Preserve, cross pine flatwoods and scrub to a scenic jungle of shady hammocks and floodplain forests along the Withlacoochee River in Inverness.| Florida Hikes
Punta Cana for 50 USD a day? Yes, that’s possible, but you need to know how, as otherwise you might fall into the trap of being seen as a walking wallet. That’s why I have gathered all my insider tips…| Punta Cana Travel Blog
gammFinding women’s hiking pants can be a real challenge – it’s tough to get the right fit! In this guide, I’ve rounded up the best hiking pants for women. I made sure to include picks for every body type. Different conditions and preferences call for different hiking pants. In this guide, I’m just going to … The post Best Women’s Hiking Pants (Picks for Every Body Type) appeared first on Happiest Outdoors.| Happiest Outdoors
Women's plus size hiking clothes can be hard to find. Get this list of the best brands for plus size women's hiking pants, rain jackets, and more.| Happiest Outdoors
Learn how to Leave No Trace when hiking and camping AND why it's important (Hint: It's to keep the wilderness wild so everyone can enjoy it.)| Happiest Outdoors
From the bleakness of a charred landscape comes a sharpening of the senses and an unfolding of new life. An evocative tale of hiking Green Swamp East from author Rob Rogers.| Florida Hikes
Everything you need to know to plan your hike on the Berg Lake Trail in the Canadian Rockies. Info on the trail, camping, permits, day hikes and more.| Happiest Outdoors
Find out what to do in Luang Prabang, a magical city in Laos. Make the most of your trip to Luang Prabang with these 11 amazing things to do! The post Magical Luang Prabang: 11 Amazing Things You Can’t Miss! appeared first on Feast of Travel.| Feast of Travel
Backpacking in the rain is one of the worst experiences when out walking in nature but also it can be one of the best depending on the situation and if you are prepared correctly for the conditions. Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass… It’s about learning to dance in the rain. Vivian… Read More »Top Advice For Backpacking In The Rain| Backpackingman
One of Norway's most diverse mountain ranges, Trollheimen features ancient woodlands, lush river valleys, crystal-clear mountain lakes, and jagged rocky peaks.| The Hiking Life | Trail Guides, Gear Reviews, and Backpacking Tips
When it comes to hotspots and blisters I hold the record for getting as many as possible. At least I used too. I have tried all kinds of remedies and prevention techniques. Including but not limited too moleskin, duct tape, masking tape, silk sock liners, 3M Tegaderm, Vaseline in the donut (moleskin method), etc. But […]| BrianCanSurvive
If you love spending time outdoors then the idea of having a dog as your loyaladventure buddy is a no brainer right? Surely it’s every dogs’ dream to run wild and free in the backcountry with their master at their side? Well, yes. Most dogs probably would love that more than anything in the world. […] The post Tips for a Safe and Fun Hiking Adventure with your Dog appeared first on Outdoor Dog Adventures: Professional Dog Walking | Louisville, KY.| Outdoor Dog Adventures: Professional Dog Walking | Louisville, KY
A border-straddling, high-altitude loop hike (47 km/29 mi) that features geysers, hot springs, volcanoes, windswept moonscapes, and five beautiful lakes.| The Hiking Life | Trail Guides, Gear Reviews, and Backpacking Tips
The Alsek 22 is the "Goldilocks" of the Katabatic stable - not too warm, not too cold, perfect for porridge-gobbling trespassers and versatility-seeking hikers.| The Hiking Life | Trail Guides, Gear Reviews, and Backpacking Tips
A minimalist travel packing list for travel around the world with just hand luggage.| Backpackingman
I have a love/hate relationship with ultralight tents and backpacking gear. On one side, I hate how snobbish some people are about gear. Not everyone can shell out hundreds of dollars for UL gear, and they shouldn’t be made to feel bad for using whatever gear they can afford. On the other hand, I’m a| Mom Goes Camping
UPDATED (November 25, 2024) As many folks will be aware, the Black Friday Sales season is now in full swing. This is a great opportunity to save on any wishlist backpacking gear you may have been thinking about during 2024. Read More ... The post The 30 Best Black Friday Deals for Hikers (2024) first appeared on The Hiking Life.| The Hiking Life
Last Updated on November 15, 2024 by foxintheforest If you want me to never stop talking, then bring up backpacking in the Grand Canyon. I’m literally obsessed with off-corridor (that’s not the Rim-to-Rim) backpacks here. I’ve made multiple trips into the Big Ditch, some solo and a few of them even requiring technical climbing gear. […] The post Can’t Miss Backpacking Trips in the Grand Canyon that AREN’T the Rim to Rim appeared first on Fox in the Forest.| Fox in the Forest
The following is an excerpt from the book On the Trail With My Kids: From the Ohio River to the Mighty Mississippi. Further information, including the synopsis, can be found […]| Dr. James Schroeder
One concern for climbers beginning the transition from gym to crag is safety. How do I get help while climbing outdoors? How safe is climbing outdoors? What if an accident happens while I’m climbing? These are all understandable anxieties for someone making the transition to a more remote setting. It’s always a smart idea to … More Do You Need a Spot Device For Rock Climbing Outside?| Gym to Crag
Ilulissat is Greenland’s tourism capital. Located on the island’s west coast, 250 km (155 mi) north of the Arctic Circle, its UNESCO World Heritage Listed Icefjord attracts visitors from around the globe. For those seeking more in the way of Read More ... The post Oqaatsut Trail: Gourmet Dining North of the Arctic Circle first appeared on The Hiking Life.| The Hiking Life
Why trust me for advice on minimalist backpacking? Well, I’ve been backpacking for over 25 years now and this is what I recommend to pack for your journey wherever you may be. It should be said straight away that this post is about ‘backpacking’ in the term used for travel, not hiking. I know those… Read More »Minimalist Backpacking Guide (Pack Light, Live Large)| Backpackingman
We compare the five best food dehydrators we've used in our 10 years of experience. We'll help you choose the right one for YOU based on features, budget, and more.| Fresh Off The Grid
(Editor’s Note: Rather than the usual excerpt, it seems like the entire content of the following post was sent to subscribers’ inboxes. From what I can tell, a glitch happened with the subscription plugin during a recent update. The issue Read More ... The post 25 Things Long-Distance Hikers Never Say first appeared on The Hiking Life.| The Hiking Life
Gorgeous lakes, sub-alpine meadows, and towering peaks. Plan a backpacking trip to Egypt Lake in Banff National Park with this trail guide.| Happiest Outdoors
For hikers of a superstitious bent, the prospect of trekking through the Balkan’s Accursed mountains may evoke more than a little trepidation. And up until fairly recently, this nervousness would have been wholly justified due to the fact that the Read More ... The post A Quick & Dirty Guide to the Peaks of the Balkans Trail first appeared on The Hiking Life.| The Hiking Life
See the best of Yoho National Park on the Yoho Valley Loop backpacking trip - it includes the Iceline, Whaleback, and Twin Falls!| Happiest Outdoors
Wanna get into backpacking? Here are 5 things no one tells you about prepping your first backpacking trip. The post Things I Wish I Knew Before My First Backpacking Trip appeared first on Fox in the Forest.| Fox in the Forest
Hiking the John Muir Trail (JMT) with my 11 year old was challenging and enlightening on many levels. You never know what you will learn from your kids!| No Back Home
Backpacking the Rae Lakes Loop in Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks (SEKI) is one of the best multi-day backpacking trips you can do in California. This is an awesome and challenging backpacking route – perfect for backpackers looking for a 4 or 5 day summer backpacking trip in California. The SEKI National Park website ... Read more| No Back Home
Hiking the John Muir Trail is a dream for many young and old hikers throughout the world. Here we share all you need to know to make your dream come true.| No Back Home
Looking to get off the beaten path a bit? Why not try overnight backpacking in California. We have the top overnight spots for first timers to check out.| No Back Home
David Champion retired early at 53. The first five years were "magnificent." However, he now knows the next five won’t come so easily.| CLIPPING CHAINS
The book includes 26 of the Nordic region's finest hikes, including established classics such as the Kungsleden, Arctic Circle Trail, and the Laugavegur.| The Hiking Life | Trail Guides, Gear Reviews, and Backpacking Tips
Four days in, 77mi so far, at Julian overnight. Longest waterless stretch was 17.8mi, but I did end up only drinking the water I started with on the first 20mi day, so I suppose it was as if it were a 20mi waterless stretch, even if water was plentiful. (That said, this year was so […]| Where's Walden?
This man's reckless act of dangling his baby in front of an elk for a photo op has sparked outrage and concern among park enthusiasts and conservationists alike.| The Manual
DJI drones capture vertigo-inducing videos that provide viewers with an unprecedented look at the majesty of Everest.| The Manual
If you hike, you know that blisters happen. Read about how to prevent blisters while hiking as well as how to treat blisters on the trail. Includes a checklist of foot care supplies for your hiking first aid kit.| Happiest Outdoors
There are lots of great cameras for backpacking out there but here I’ve narrowed it down to 10 of the best to help in your decision. First of all, the term “backpacking” can refer to backpacking in the travel sense or backpacking in the hiking sense. This post is primarily focused on the hiking options… Read More »10 Best Cameras For Backpacking (Hiking) In 2024| Backpackingman
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Get top info to hiking Lake Aloha and Ralston Peak in this mega-guide. Featuring local insights and a few secret views!| Fox in the Forest
If you're searching for irresistible beats an tasty delicacies, look no further than the Belize International Music and Food Festival 3.0.| Travel Belize
Through many years of trial and error, I share my ultimate hiking gear for women, perfect for seasoned pros or those new to the outdoors.| No Back Home
The Grand Canyon's Royal Arch Loop might be the most difficult advertised route in the canyon. This stunning, technical loop is a must-do.| Fox in the Forest
Planning your trip to South East Asia? Here are 20 packing essentials for South East Asia you'll definitely need for your time there. The post 20 PACKING ESSENTIALS FOR SOUTH EAST ASIA appeared first on She Travelled the World.| She Travelled the World
An epic overnight to 14er Blanca Peak. A long backpack into the Sangres to Lake Como sets you up for a fun day on Blanca and Ellingwood.| dismal wilderness
An epic weekend on Kit Carson Peak and Chellenger Point, two fourteeners in the stunning Sangre de Cristo mountains.| dismal wilderness
A full itinerary detailing one month traveling throughout Vietnam including Hanoi, Sapa, Ninh Binh, Hoi An, Da Lat, Ho Chi Minh, Mekong Delta, & more!| travanietravels.com
My unique, yet mortifying, humbling, and hilarious, experience shopping as a (fairly) normal-sized western woman in Vietnam.| travanietravels.com
Why do rain jackets wet out? And what can you do to prevent it? Learn all about DWR, Gore-Tex, and how to stay dry in your rain jacket.| Happiest Outdoors
If you love backpacking then sometimes you want to keep up with the latest news and these are the best backpacking magazines to read for gear guides and trails to hit up, as well as much more. Apart from these outdoor magazines mentioned here, there are plenty of online blogs that aren’t magazines but are… Read More »15 Best Backpacking Magazines To Read| Backpackingman
There are problems and solutions (idiosyncrasies?) – specifically concerning hitchhiking, bus connections, and ride-sharing…all entailing differing strategies and varying methods of travel for nomadic Sierra Nevada backpackers. Here is a discussion concerning some of those problems faced, and some of the time-proven answers/ successful solutions to many of the situations generally encountered when attempting to navigate to and from High Sierra trailheads sans vehicle. In short, how to get...| High Sierra Topix
The following is an article/discussion on some culinary aspects of Sierra trout, safe practices, keeping some to eat, how to gut/clean a trout, and various cooking methods both below and above the “no fires allowed” zone of the Sierra Nevada.| High Sierra Topix
Fishing Etiquette and Low Impact Practice: C&R, litter, etc. | High Sierra Topix
Gillnetted / “Lost” Lakes in the Sierra Nevada | High Sierra Topix
Maybe this has something to do with backpacking solo so much, but one part of my backcountry trips I like so much is meeting people (and I thought I did it to get away from people). This last summer I met another solo hiker in Kern Canyon and we talked for hours. He even gave me my first taste of those high sierra wild raspberries. That was one of the many highlights of that trip. Another time many years ago I met a group of four near First Recess and we chatted it up till late at night aroun...| High Sierra Topix
Monday 18 August 2014: Kinlochleven – Coire an Lochain (13.8 km, 1757 m) Tuesday 19 August 2014: Coire an Lochain – Coire Claurigh (13.2 km, 951 m) Wednesday 20 August 2014: Coire Claur…| ness64
Thursday 17 July 2014: Luinne Bheinn Friday 18 July 2014: Meall Buidhe Day 1, Thursday 17 July 2014 Kinloch Hourn – Luinne Bheinn – Bealach a’ Choire Odhair 18.1 km/1731 m/08:45 h…| ness64
Saturday 14 June 2014: Corrie Hallie – Gleann na Muice Sunday 15 June 2014: Fisherfield Three Monday 16 June 2014: Gleann na Muice – Corrie Hallie Day 1, Saturday 14 June 2014 Corrie Ha…| ness64
Thursday 29 May 2014: Spittal of Glenmuick – Fox Cairn Well Friday 30 May 2014: Fox Cairn Well – Burn of Gowal Saturday 31 May 2014: Burn of Gowal – Spittal of Glenmuick Day 1, Th…| ness64