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Thanks For The Smoke, Canada
Russell and Jessie are subjected to some of the worst air quality they have ever breathed from Canadian wildfires as they ascend the biggest climb in Pennsylvania. July 16th, 2026 The Air Quality Alert: Two more days and we would be done with this awful state. (As a clarification the people of PA have been wonderful.…
Hoka, La Sportiva, Mount to Coast Almost Half of Shoes Worn: 2026 Hardrock 100 Shoes Analysis
REI Has the Gear for Your Biggest Trail Run Yet
Day 5 Sheridan Lake to Whispering Pines Campground
Tahoe Rim Trail: Zero Day
Can AI help you reach your summit goals? Our expert takes an AI Exoskelton for a hike up a mountain
Hiking shoes, anyone? (Day 101)
We had some chores to do before we could head out and one of then was of crucial importance: get my dad new shoes. His shoes are wrecked. The entire sole is almost completely separated from the rest of the shoe and you simply can’t hike a single mile in them anymore. In retrospect, he simply pushed way too many miles…
CT Day 2: Through the Burn
Injuries – Fox’s AT Thru Hike – Postmortem
Advice Can Become Adventure – Just Listen!
Copper, Gold, Silver, and More: Anti-Stink Shirt Rakes in $300K on Kickstarter
Farmstead Fun and Mount Killington (Day 126)
PCT Days 101 to 105: I’m Coming Home
I’m coming home to the place that I remember Back to the land of my first love Would you spread wide your arms for this wayward son? I left my heart in Oregon. — Mat Kearney, ‘Coming Home (Oregon)’ Day 101: She flies with her own wings. I had a big goal today: 30 miles. The deer really swarmed my cowboy camp last…
Light, Tough as Nails: The North Face Summit Series Off Width Pants Review
Eric Gilbertson Becomes the First Person to Climb the High Point of Every Country in the Americas
Video: Watch an Angry Hippo Chase a Boatload of Tourists
This Midwestern State Is Going All In on State Parks
Sky View’s Stargazing Tent Is the Perfect Shelter for Astro-Camping
Hexishtrek Day 21 Les Halles to Montchavin €0
Today was the day. I’d be reunited with my old pal, the Hexatrek. I woke up after a very cold night to a stunning, cloudless sky. I packed up lickety-split and got moving as quickly as my bones, tendons and muscles would allow to generate as much heat as possible. Turns out I’d camped just a run, skip and a jump from…
Kästle Transcend 98 Review: A Joyful Freeride Ski That’s Playful Yet Strong
You Can Now Hoverboard Through National Parks — Sort Of
Paw Patrol
Wyoming Trails That Bring the Old West Back to Life
When Out West, Do As The Cowboys Do | TRT Day Two
JMT Part 1: Leaving the Valley
My journey along the John Muir Trail, a 211 mile hike through the Sierra Nevada Mountains, begins in Yosemite Valley. I’m excited for the journey ahead, and woefully underprepared for the sheer beauty I’m about to experience on trail. The post JMT Part 1: Leaving the Valley appeared first on The Trek .
You Have Until Friday to Weigh In on a Major Federal Wilderness Review
Why Some Hikers Get 300 Miles Out of Their Shoes — and Others Get 800
DAY 28/29/30 > Rest Days, Gear Replacement and a New Plan!
Days 91 to 94: Castle Crags to Etna & the Best Sunset on the Trail
Cold Day in the Sun: when summer hiking goes wrong
New Study Shows Hiking With an Engineer Has No Effect on Daily Enjoyment
In this article, researchers explored how twenty variables impacted one hiker’s daily enjoyment of the northernmost 300 miles of the California section of the Pacific Crest Trail. The sole participant of the study, an extroverted and super hot lady-hiker, age twenty-nine, had been hiking alone for the fourteen days…
What Most Days Are Like
Mont Blanc Refuges Closed Due to Rockfall Danger
Trail Correspondents: S5 Episode 9 | Wildcard II
Top 10 S’mores Recipes from an Expert Camp Cook
Day 138 – Blueberry Picking
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