I’m a lazy backcountry eater. I don’t like spending time thinking about what meals to prepare for my trip. My happy place while adventuring generally reside...
The Camp Kit! It’s like Netflix for camping gear, but better.
I remember trying Netflix for the first time. After spending aimless hours in video stores thro...
A woman treads lightly upon the moss covered ground, her senses are her guide, she carries nothing but a knife. She carefully picks plants as she moves through ...
Let us begin with that word: Rumpl.
Does any other item on the outdoor gear market evoke the same sense of coziness as Rumpl? Designed by two guys who spe...
Sarah Smith is the founder of The Dyrt. Her mission? "Making it easy and enjoyable to find campgrounds for everyone." Founded in 2013, The Dyrt is the leadi...
Ghost towns are the one roadside curiosity I can never pass up—they offer the perfect combination of wilderness escape, temporary time travel, and strange, sl...
“Can we spin around the neighborhood for a few minutes so I can get the hang of this thing?” I asked my boyfriend, Tyson, as we headed out on what would be ...
If you understand the difference between cuben and carbon fiber, spend more on hiking gear than on everyday clothes, and know the calorie content of every energ...
Tucson, Arizona, which I call home these days, is blessed with an average of 286 sunny days a year. This makes it pretty much the perfect place to test out ...
There is Sarah, the energetic blonde storyteller, a recent transplant from Florida. There is Leslie, the soft spoken and sweet Madison grad. There is Laura, t...
“It’s not just a dream if you decide to make it your life.” —Anonymous
Life on the road took a shot of steroids straight to the rear in 2015. My husban...
Check out our interview with Sasha Cox in the Winter 2015 print issue!
Sasha Cox is the founder of Trail Mavens, a San Francisco-based business dedicated to ...
