With all the preparation that goes into planning for outdoor adventures, it seems odd to Emily Nielson that food is often an afterthought. “People will
For an industry that employs 7.6 million Americans and generates $887 million annually, the U.S. outdoor recreation industry has a lot to lose as a
Packing for a backpacking trip is a science. While it’s important to be prepared, you also don’t want to be overly prepared. With everything you
Nearly 331 million people visited U.S. national parks in 2017. And while the year’s attendance fell just short of 2016’s record-setting total — by less
Raised in the mountains of northern British Columbia by an avid outdoorsman of a father, Toby Nunn became especially comfortable and at ease in the
When it comes to physical fitness, one of the best things hikers and backpackers can do for themselves is be well-rounded, says physical therapist Taylor
That humans are born with an innate drive to hunt is what Hank Forester believes. If he’s right, this natural desire is one that has
When Congress established Yellowstone as the first national park in 1872 — sparking a national movement that ultimately led to the creation of the National
Shanti Hodges never intended to start a movement. She was just a new mom in a big city looking for some friends to join her
It’s a 70-degree day, partly sunny. A Thursday, 10:30 a.m. For an hour, I’ve oscillated between “Today’s a perfect day for a hike, let’s do
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