Alpine photography serves up many immediate and unexpected challenges, requiring you to immerse yourself in both the elements and the features. But the opportunities to create an image that mixes wild action and a stunning backdrop are endless.
The longer our equipment lasts with us, the more experiences we associate with it and the more nostalgic it becomes, adding to the richness of our future adventures.
We all fit the gear head stereotype at some level, some of us just own it better than others.
Emily asked herself, “How can we keep that trail high around just a little bit longer?” While canoeing through the Boundary Waters, she and her friends came up with five ways to make the adventure the most memorable trip yet.
It’s a dilemma we’ve all contemplated: to invite friends or seek true isolation in the wilderness. This post explores the pros and cons of going solo or taking along a sidekick on your next backpacking adventure.
The only thing we love better than an office dog is a hiking dog. Knowing a few of these tips will make the experience better for you and your pup.
When you pack the spirit of a full size adventure into a few hours, that’s a microadventure. We’re all real people with everyday duties, and microadventures keep life exhilarating. Here are 22 of our favorite ideas.
The idea of climate change can seem overwhelming. But there are a number of things all of us can do to make a positive difference for the climate and the planet. They range from large and transformative lifestyle decisions to simple tinkering around the apartment, condo or house.
