Kevin Fedarko’s trek through the Grand Canyon is a story of resilience, community, and the life-changing power of wilderness. Discover the lessons behind his journey in A Walk in the Park and be inspired to see the wilderness in a whole new light.

Are you planning a long-distance hike but unsure whether to thru-hike or section hike? This post breaks down the pros and cons of each, from gear to time commitment, helping you decide which approach is right for you.

Andrew Cottrell of Mystery Ranch shares the design secrets behind the Radix Series, a lightweight yet durable backpack built for serious hikers seeking comfort and versatility.

In an inspiring adventure, Jack McClure and his wife Alana thru-hiked the Pacific Crest Trail with their nine-month-old daughter. From managing gear and handling medical emergencies to overcoming emotional challenges, their journey was filled with valuable lessons. Jack’s story offers practical tips and inspiration for families looking to embrace the outdoors together.

Aaron Owens, founder of Backcountry Foodie, shares how a midlife crisis turned into a journey of redefining trail nutrition. Learn the importance of consistent, nutrient-dense meals for backpacking, balancing comfort foods with nutrition, and her passion for helping hikers through personalized meal planning and resupply services.

Bailey Bremner has hiked thousands of miles with her dogs and knows a thing or two about how to make sure both you and your dog have a safe and enjoyable trip. In this article, Bailey answers the most frequently asked questions about how to backpack with a dog.

A Letter to the PCT 3 years later.

Sleeping bags vs. sleeping quilts? It’s the new age-old debate and one that deserves some attention. Let’s dive into the pros and cons and what you need to consider when deciding for yourself which you want to purchase - a sleeping bag or a sleeping quilt.

Here’s all the gear ended up sending home when I hiked the Pacific Crest Trail.

We all have to start somewhere and we all make mistakes. Lucky for you, you can learn from all of mine! Here’s my list of 5 mistakes we all tend to make when starting out.

Finding the right gear for the job can be a daunting task With a little research and some forethought, you can easily identify the gear you need to bring. I’ve put together a guide to help you do just that.

Call it fall-out or aftermath...either way, here's how I'm doing since being back!

Only 500 miles separates me from Canada.  The final chapter of my PCT journey and I'm ready to get going.

Happenings between Idylwild and Big Bear.